CgMs PPS5 seminar

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On Wednesday 9th June, CgMs Consulting, in association with the chambers of 2-3 Gray's Inn Square, jointly held a breakfast briefing on PPS5 - "Planning for the Historic Environment" - published in March 2010 - and how this new guidance will affect property owners, investors and occupiers.

The briefing was well attended with an audience of around 60 people from a diverse range of property interests to hear Paul ChadwickDirector of Archaeology, CgMs , Tom Cosgrove Barrister, 2-3 Gray’s Inn Square, Nick DoggettDirector, Historic Buildings, CgMs and Morag Ellis QC Barrister, 2-3 Gray’s Inn Square, explain the changes over previous guidance and the implications of the new PPS, that is now arranged as a series of development plan and development management policies.

It is still early days for the implementation of the new guidance in future planning decisions and appeals - it will be interesting to see how Councils and Inspectors deal with the issues in their decisions, particularly in respect of non-designated heritage assets.

To the view the slides presented at our seminar presented by our panel of speakers, please click here to view.

If you have any questions relating to PPS5 might affect your property interests, please contact either Paul ChadwickNick Doggett or Kevin Goodwin.

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