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  1. Ep232: The implications of another council refusing to delegate more decisions to officers, plus other key talking points – Room 106
  2. Ep231: Your 25-minute guide to the biggest impending planning policy and legal changes, plus major news in the consultancy sector – Room 106
  3. Ep230: Casebook Extra – the month’s key ministerial, inspectors’ and court decisions summarised – Room 106
  4. Ep229: All the planning news from the Tory conference plus Pennycook highlights ‘universal tilt’ in new NPPF – Room 106
  5. Ep228: All the planning news from the Labour Party conference – Room 106
  6. Ep227: How the planning minister is stepping up the pressure on councils seeking to slow down local plan work – Room 106
  7. Ep226: Casebook Extra – the month’s key ministerial, inspectors’ and court decisions summarised – Room 106
  8. Ep225: What the new heritage impact test in national policy means for planners and developers – Room 106
  9. Ep224: What the pausing of the local government reorganisation programme means for planners – Room 106
  10. Ep223: All the planning news from the Reform UK party conference, plus a first-take on the government’s council reorganisation review – Room 106
  11. Ep222: Why appeal-ready planning applications are on the rise and what it means for applicants and authorities – Room 106
  12. Ep221: Your 40-minute guide to the rewritten National Planning Policy Framework – Room 106
  13. Ep220: Casebook Extra – the month’s key ministerial, inspectors’ and court decisions summarised – Room 106
  14. Ep219: A 15-minute first-take briefing on the key changes in the newly updated NPPF – Room 106
  15. Ep218: Why a judge criticised planning officers when quashing consent for Tottenham Hotspur green belt training ground – Room 106
  16. Ep217: Why the government is telling inspectors to relax their viability assessment of local plans, plus other key news from last week – Room 106
  17. Ep216: Andy Burnham’s new-look housing ministry, plus the key policies in the new draft London Plan – Room 106
  18. Ep215: Casebook Extra – the month’s key ministerial, inspectors’ and court decisions summarised – Room 106
  19. Ep214: The key planning tasks facing the new Prime Minister, plus the latest on the new NPPF and application fees – Room 106
  20. Ep213: Why the new 250-word limit for written appeal forms has sparked consternation – Room 106
  21. Ep212: The key takeaways for planners from Burnham's first big speech as a potential Prime Minister – Room 106
  22. Ep211: What the relentless rise of councils under no overall control means for planners – Room 106
  23. Ep210: Casebook Extra – the month’s key ministerial, inspectors’ and court decisions summarised – Room 106
  24. Ep209: Starmer resigns with Burnham poised to replace him; plus nine councils placed in planning ‘special measures’ – Room 106
  25. Ep208: The implications of the scaling back of planning committee decision-making – Room 106
  26. Lord Heseltine: "You’re just playing in toy town” – Room 106
  27. Ep207: Why a council wants to withdraw from the new towns programme and how the PM has pushed back against it – Room 106
  28. Ep206: Casebook Extra – the month’s key ministerial, inspectors’ and court decisions summarised – Room 106
  29. Ep205: How Andy Burnham becoming Prime Minister would impact planning – Room 106
  30. Ep204: The planning highlights from the UKREiiF property conference – Room 106