In my last blog, I looked at the new permitted development rules and reactions to the announcement. Since then, the government has released its ‘Planning for the Future’ white paper, laying out proposed reforms of the whole planning system. These proposals are under consultation for 12 weeks, so I thought I’d have a look at …
Planning reforms – does the white paper plan for a positive future? Read More »
How well have you been paying attention this month? As lockdown lifts and we return to the ‘new normal’, have a go at our quiz to test your knowledge on Spain, BoJo’s weight loss, GoT baby names, and everything else July… Click here to take part, and let us know how you do!
On Tuesday, Housing Secretary Robert Jenrick announced changes to planning laws intended to make it easier to build homes and repurpose commercial property. Controversial new rules will mean full planning applications are not required to demolish and rebuild unused buildings as homes. This means that shops, for example, will be able to be quickly repurposed …
As lockdown begins to ease, our May quiz tests your knowledge on everything from Durham (sorry), to fast food, to sexual fantasies… Have a go here and let us know how you do on social media!
In April’s quiz we aim to ease some of your lockdown boredom, testing your knowledge of parenting PMs, international music celebrations, the new Shadow Cabinet, and popular TV. How will you do? Find out here and let us know.
The seas of South Australia were warmed by the intense sun as they lapped the scorched sand of the beaches. In the shallows were the shadows of 800 million Spider Crabs drifting harmoniously in the tides of their life. They are there for a single purpose. They are not there to mate. They are there …
To Have and Have Not – Crabs, Covid, and the Art of War Read More »