Richard Harwood is a planning, environment and public law KC at 39 Essex Chambers. Voted as one of the top ten Planning Silks in Planning magazine’s surveys, he has appeared in many of the leading cases of recent years.He was appointed Queen's Counsel in 2013 and in 2014 he was awarded an OBE for services to planning and environment law decision making.He is a member of the Planning Minister's Local Plans Expert Group and a case editor of the Journal of Planning and Environment Law.

• Chapter 1 Outline of the planning systemChapter 2 The meaning of developmentChapter 3 Use classesChapter 4 The need for planning permissionChapter 5 Permitted development rightsChapter 6 Planning applicationsChapter 7 Environmental Impact AssessmentChapter 8 Determining planning applicationsChapter 9 Material considerations and policyChapter 10 LondonChapter 11 Planning conditionsChapter 12 Planning obligationsChapter 13 Planning permission for variations, retrospective and replacement consentsChapter 14 The issuing of planning permissionChapter 15 N on-material amendments to planning permissionsChapter 16 Reserved matters and the approval of details under conditionsChapter 17 Call-ins and the role of MinistersChapter 18 Planning applications made directly to the MinisterChapter 19 Planning appeals: preliminaries and tacticsChapter 20 Householder and minor commercial appealsChapter 21 Written representationsChapter 22 HearingsChapter 23 InquiriesChapter 24 Decisions and costs in appeals and call-insChapter 25 High Court challengesChapter 26 The grant of planning permission by orders and other meansChapter 27 Community Infrastructure LevyChapter 28 The effect and interpretation of planning permissionChapter 29 Implementation of planning permissionAppendix: Statutory Materials

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Richard Harwood is a planning, environment and public law KC at 39 Essex Chambers. Voted as one of the top ten Planning Silks in Planning magazine’s surveys, he has appeared in many of the leading cases of recent years.He was appointed Queen's Counsel in 2013 and in 2014 he was awarded an OBE for services to planning and environment law decision making.He is a member of the Planning Minister's Local Plans Expert Group and a case editor of the Journal of Planning and Environment Law.

• Chapter 1 Outline of the planning systemChapter 2 The meaning of developmentChapter 3 Use classesChapter 4 The need for planning permissionChapter 5 Permitted development rightsChapter 6 Planning applicationsChapter 7 Environmental Impact AssessmentChapter 8 Determining planning applicationsChapter 9 Material considerations and policyChapter 10 LondonChapter 11 Planning conditionsChapter 12 Planning obligationsChapter 13 Planning permission for variations, retrospective and replacement consentsChapter 14 The issuing of planning permissionChapter 15 N on-material amendments to planning permissionsChapter 16 Reserved matters and the approval of details under conditionsChapter 17 Call-ins and the role of MinistersChapter 18 Planning applications made directly to the MinisterChapter 19 Planning appeals: preliminaries and tacticsChapter 20 Householder and minor commercial appealsChapter 21 Written representationsChapter 22 HearingsChapter 23 InquiriesChapter 24 Decisions and costs in appeals and call-insChapter 25 High Court challengesChapter 26 The grant of planning permission by orders and other meansChapter 27 Community Infrastructure LevyChapter 28 The effect and interpretation of planning permissionChapter 29 Implementation of planning permissionAppendix: Statutory Materials

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Richard Harwood is a planning, environment and public law KC at 39 Essex Chambers. Voted as one of the top ten Planning Silks in Planning magazine’s surveys, he has appeared in many of the leading cases of recent years.He was appointed Queen's Counsel in 2013 and in 2014 he was awarded an OBE for services to planning and environment law decision making.He is a member of the Planning Minister's Local Plans Expert Group and a case editor of the Journal of Planning and Environment Law.

• Chapter 1 Outline of the planning systemChapter 2 The meaning of developmentChapter 3 Use classesChapter 4 The need for planning permissionChapter 5 Permitted development rightsChapter 6 Planning applicationsChapter 7 Environmental Impact AssessmentChapter 8 Determining planning applicationsChapter 9 Material considerations and policyChapter 10 LondonChapter 11 Planning conditionsChapter 12 Planning obligationsChapter 13 Planning permission for variations, retrospective and replacement consentsChapter 14 The issuing of planning permissionChapter 15 N on-material amendments to planning permissionsChapter 16 Reserved matters and the approval of details under conditionsChapter 17 Call-ins and the role of MinistersChapter 18 Planning applications made directly to the MinisterChapter 19 Planning appeals: preliminaries and tacticsChapter 20 Householder and minor commercial appealsChapter 21 Written representationsChapter 22 HearingsChapter 23 InquiriesChapter 24 Decisions and costs in appeals and call-insChapter 25 High Court challengesChapter 26 The grant of planning permission by orders and other meansChapter 27 Community Infrastructure LevyChapter 28 The effect and interpretation of planning permissionChapter 29 Implementation of planning permissionAppendix: Statutory Materials

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