PEBA National Conference 2018
Planning Law and Policy - All change or more of the same?
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18 May 2018 | Hogan Lovells International LLP, London |
Note: All prices are to be paid in GBP and are subject to VAT at the prevailing rate
PEBA would like to thank Hogan Lovells for the kind use of their facilities
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The conference will assess the latest developments and proposals for planning and environmental law, policy and procedure in key areas and consider the implications for practitioners and whether what is proposed will in fact deliver meaningful change for planning.
The planning system is set to play a crucial role in providing sufficient infrastructure and housing for the country in the years ahead. But will 2018 mark a significant change for planning? Or will the broad policy and legislative backdrop in truth remain much the same?
The progress of nationally significant infrastructure applications slowed in 2017 and housing provision is, as ever, high on the political agenda but seemingly low in terms of delivery.
Long promised reforms to planning policy are expected in 2018 which will attempt to assist in delivering sustainable development. With high profile High Court challenges set to continue the role and procedures of the courts requires careful consideration. And as the UK seeks to leave the EU the implications for environmental law and policy in particular will undoubtedly receive careful scrutiny and debate by practitioners and the courts.
The Planning and Environment Bar Association’s National Conference is always a sell out event. It is highly beneficial, with high quality speakers, relevant and current topics, latest planning case updates and great networking opportunities.
Speakers
- Andrew Tait QC, Barrister, Francis Taylor Building
- The Rt Hon Lord Hodge, Justice of the Supreme Court
- James Pereira QC, Barrister, Francis Taylor Building
- Rebecca Clutten, Barrister, Francis Taylor Building
- James Maurici QC, Barrister, Landmark Chambers
- Sasha Blackmore, Barrister, Landmark Chambers
- The Rt Hon The Baroness Hale of Richmond DBE, President of the Supreme Court
- Sasha White QC, Barrister, Landmark Chambers
- Anjoli Foster, Barrister, Landmark Chambers
- James Findlay QC, Barrister, Cornerstone Barristers
- Estelle Dehon, Lawyer, Cornerstone Barristers
- Satnam Choongh, Barrister, No5 Chambers
- Thea Osmund-Smith, Barrister, No5 Chambers
- Paul Tucker QC, Barrister, Kings Chambers
- Sarah Reid, Barrister, Kings Chambers
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