Planning and the Localism Act 2011 by Paul Stookes

Planning and the Localism Act 2011 by Paul Stookes

The Localism Act contains wide-ranging reforms aimed at devolving power. In this book, two leading planning lawyers lend their combined experience and insight to the task of bringing these reforms into focus for practitioners,

Dr Paul Stookes is a solicitor-advocate, partner at specialist law firm Richard Buxton Environmental & Public Law and an accredited mediator. He has been involved in law reform as a specialist adviser to the Government in relation to the clean neighbourhood provisions, by progressing prominent cases in planning and environmental impact assessment and as a member of the Law Society's Planning and Environment Committee. Paul regularly lectures on planning and environmental law and was senior lecturer at the School of Law, University of Hertfordshire between 2005 and 2011. He is author of A Practical Approach to Environmental Law 2nd ed (OUP, 2009), People Power (Daily Telegraph, 2008) and editor of the environmental sentencing guidelines: Costing the Earth 2nd ed. (Magistrates' Association, 2009). His developing mediation practice is wide-ranging covering civil, public law and community disputes. Pat Thomas is a member, and former chairman, of the Law Society's Planning and Environmental Law Committee; a member of the City of London Law Society Planning Committee; trustee and vice-chair of the Town and Country Planning Association; and a member of the General Assembly, Royal Town Planning Institute. Pat has been awarded the OBE for services to town and country planning.

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ISBN 13	9781907698286
ISBN 10	1907698280
Title	Planning and the Localism Act 2011
Author	Paul Stookes
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Binding Type	Paperback
Publisher	The Law Society
Year published	2012-05-30
Number of pages	448
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