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The responsibilities of each party and the roles they have in the enforcement appeal process.
The Planning Inspectorate maintains a list of the overall position for each LPA and a list of local plan examination hearing dates we are holding over the next few months
How interested parties with a substantive case can apply to the Secretary of State for Rule 6 status at a planning inquiry (appeal or called-in application).
The local plan examination process and the role the Planning Inspectorate plays.
How to take part in a planning or listed building consent appeal proceeding by written representations.
This advice is intended to provide advice to local authorities about their role in the Nationally Significant Infrastructure Project (NSIP) process.
This advice summarises the requirements of The Water Environment Regulations 2017 (the WFD Regulations) in relation to Nationally Significant Infrastructure Project (NSIP) applications.
How to complete a planning appeal form
Criteria for determining the procedure for planning, enforcement, advertisement and discontinuance notice appeals
This advice summarises the applicant and decision maker obligations under the Habitats Regulations in the context of Nationally Significant Infrastructure Projects (NSIPs).
This advice explains how applicants should compile a consultation report for Nationally Significant Infrastructure Project (NSIP) applications.
Guidance on procedures for considering objections to definitive map and public path orders.
Decisions and maps for rights of way orders published within 2023, 2024 and 2025
This note includes templates that local planning authorities may wish to use (in the legacy system) to provide evidence about the housing land supply in a local plan in the context of relevant national policy and guidance.
Decisions and maps for rights of way orders published within 2026
This advice explains why good design is important, what success might look like and how it might be delivered in applications for Nationally Significant Infrastructure Projects (NSIP).
A template designed to be used by local planning authorities when notifying interested parties of enforcement appeals.
How to object or make representations to a public rights of way order
This advice provides information about how an applicant can request a change to a Nationally Significant Infrastructure Project (NSIP) application after it has been accepted for examination, and before the close of the exami…
Local plan examinations and the planning issues they deal with can be complex. This is intended as a short guide for those who might be participating in a local plan examination for the first time. It does not aim to be defi…
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