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From Closed organisation: Ministry of Housing, Communities & Local Government (MHCLG)
  • Explains the process for obtaining a lawful development certificate for existing or proposed use.

  • Fees guidance: explains planning related fees and the method of calculating them.

  • Explains requirements of the Town and Country Planning (Environmental Impact Assessment) Regulations 2017.

  • Explains how conditions attached to a planning permission should be used and discharged effectively

  • Building regulation in England for the resistance to the passage of sound and sound insulation.

  • Information on the different types of council and their electoral arrangements.

  • Find out about current competent person schemes to self-certify certain types of building work if you work in building as an installer.

  • Building Regulation in England covering electrical safety in dwellings.

  • Sets out process and expectations on planning performance and decision making.

  • Sets out the process for efficient and inclusive consultation of planning applications

  • Use of planning obligations and process for changing obligations.

  • Table showing the discounts that are available by area when applying to buy a home through the Right to Acquire scheme.

  • This page provides information about some of the actions you may need to take if you are a UK national living abroad and you are returning to the UK permanently.

  • Advice on planning appeals and the award costs.

  • Options for amending proposals that have planning permission.

  • Building regulation for England addressing hot water safety and efficiency of water in buildings.

  • Guidance on various aspects of the planning system, given in letters to chief planning officers of local planning authorities.

  • Guidance for non-specialists, particularly private landlords, about the requirements under the Housing Act 2004 in relation to the HHSRS.

  • This guidance provides an overview of the duty to refer, which will help public authorities understand how to administer the duty.

  • Building regulation in England for the condition of the ground upon which a building is to be built.