Planning Potential’s Toni Dyer-Miller discusses the UK’s rental crisis. “…the supply and demand imbalance in the private rental sector continues to widen.” Read the full article below 👇👇 #RentalCrisis #PlanningReform #Costoflivingcrisis https://t.co/YxlElzTJjH

Planning Potential’s Charlotte Hunter shares her thoughts on the Spring Budget 2023. “Whatever happened to ‘build back better’?” Read the full article below 👇👇 #SpringBudget2023 #BuildBackBetter https://t.co/AXClDD2BQb

Planning potential’s Sally Arnold lends her support at the My Black Dog charity event. “The charity raised an impressive £85,000!” Please see article below 👇👇  #Charity #Mentalhealth #volunteering https://t.co/Euj9PujfMZ

A guest writer for Planning Potential this week, as we hand over to Hettie Wood, a Birmingham City University Student... Please see the article below 👇👇 #sustainabledevelopment #tbbennet #planning https://t.co/Wb8jU3lUjC

Having read opinion pieces, legal blogs and engaged fellow professionals on the changes to the NPPF, Stuart Slatter provides a helpful summary, considers the implications, and wistfully looks to the future. Check out the article below 👇👇 #NPPF https://t.co/HNYddzTKNf

📰Planning Potential’s Sally Arnold discusses a recent planning success on a community scheme that will create a big impact! To learn more about this please see the article below 👇👇 #Planningpermission #Community https://t.co/FVMzDOOCrb

📰Planning Potential’s Toni Marie Dyer-Miller discusses the importance of “high quality” consultation. Read the full article below 👇👇 #consultation #communityengagement https://t.co/Ksuq1nKjrq

📰Planning Potential’s Katy Lister discusses whether the second Brownfield Release Fund is going far enough. Read the full article below 👇👇 #Planning #Brownfield #BrownfieldReleaseFund2 #LevelUp https://t.co/vIRghMnHYO

🏘️This week, Planning Potential's Paul Galgey discusses the opportunities that co-location can provide in alleviating land use pressures to address practical challenges of enabling residential development. To read the full article, click the link below👇 https://t.co/vnhdlq2A86

Planning Potential’s Elliot Jones builds on our last article by Charlotte Ryan-Elliott, discussing potential opportunities of the changes in legislation affecting 5yrHLS policy. 🗳️ Read the full article below👇👇 #planning #regeneration #levelingup https://t.co/0iJczV25Pv

Planning Potential's Charlotte Ryan-Elliott discusses the impacts that the recently published Levelling Up and Regeneration Bill may have on planning.🗳️ Read the full article below👇👇 #planning #regeneration #levelingup https://t.co/uGMghqnVgl

📰Planning Potential's Will Rogers discusses what Assets of Community Value really mean for pubs in practice. 🍻 #planning #community #pubs Read more below👇👇 https://t.co/EhGrzvy4Gd

This week, Planning Potential's Lewis Davenport speaks about the changes following following last weeks Levelling-Up and Regeneration Bill. 🗳️ Read the full article below👇👇 #planning #regeneration #levelingup https://t.co/pOm6OYamcD

Planning Potential have secured permission for a foodstore on a greenfield, greenbelt site – We believe this is one of the first ever consents of this type in the UK! To learn more about this please see the article below 👇👇 https://t.co/wHBns8HEgV #planning

This week, Planning Potential's James Harris and Anthony Okereke give an overview of how the local elections might play out in London, and some key boroughs to watch.🗳️ Get in touch if you want more info 📨📲or read the full article below👇👇 https://t.co/I1ZRqcfkoR

🍫With Easter comes both chocolate and...housebuilding?!🏘️ Henry Hodgson explores how Bournville made these two worlds collide. See his full, chocolate-themed article below👇👇 https://t.co/mkJx1OSTHw

📰This week, Planning Potential's Toni Marie Dyer-Miller discusses what's on the horizon for onshore wind farm policies. "Onshore wind [have] got to be part of the [energy] mix and we’ve got to look at planning" said @KwasiKwarteng Take a read below👇 https://t.co/kkYpmydDTb

📰This week, Planning Potential's Lewis Davenport discusses potential changes in housing supply policy. Is the current system too demanding? "we need changes to the current system to housing targets which are creating intolerable pressure" stated one MP https://t.co/3BdSGwcX0N

📰This week, Planning Potential's James Baker discussed his interest in the relatively new Use Class E. The message: Emerging policy clearly places greater emphasis on flexibility of the high street to improve its viability🛒 Take a read below👇 https://t.co/xHhGoHMIvI

📰This week, Planning Potential's Emma Howie discusses our perceptions of demolition in the context of an increasingly sustainable world. 🏗️"Whether it is a policy requirement or not, we need to change the perception of demolition." https://t.co/U979b1i6m6