National land-use planning system: United Kingdom

D Lyddon

National land-use planning system: United Kingdom

D Lyddon

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Abstract

This chapter looks at some of the characteristics of the British statutory planning system, and then goes on to consider the wider planning process that is less dependent on laws, powers and duties, and more on good administration and professional practice. The final section considers how that system and process might be harnessed to promote and control changes in the use of agricultural and forestry land; or how we might achieve a better balance between Country and Town Planning. -Author

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Land-use and the European environment
Editors	Martin Charles Whitby, John Ollerenshaw
Pages	124-129
Number of pages	6
Publication status	Published - 1988

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