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Update: Letter from Minister and Chief Planner The Minister for Local Government, Housing and Planning Kevin Stewart and Chief Planner John McNairney have written a letter to stakeholders to provide a further update on temporary legislation and guidance for our planning system while we continue to work through the pandemic. The letter also updates on progress on planning reform, including on NPF4, digital transformation and implementation of the 2019 Planning Act. |  |
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Local Place Plans - 'How to' Guide, Literature Review and Final Report We commissioned the Scottish Community Development Centre and Nick Wright Planning to undertake a review of community-led planning in Scotland and to distil that learning into a draft 'How to' Guide aimed at supporting communities to prepare Local Place Plans. See the research report and draft 'How to' Guide. Whilst we are not consulting formally on the draft 'How to' Guide, we are keen to hear people's views on its contents. Please read our blog for more information. | |
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Mediation in the planning system: Consultation responses published The recent consultation on the promotion and use of mediation in planning has now closed. View the responses, which we are now considering in advance of finalised guidance to be published this summer. You can keep up-to-date with progress on the planning reform programme at TransformingPlanning.scot. | |
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For your action: Important changes to this email update service From 25 March 2021 we will no longer send Scottish Government Planning & Building updates from this service. This system will be decommissioned and all data removed. It will be replaced by a new email subscription service for Planning and Architecture news. Your subscription will not be moved automatically. If you would still like to receive these updates please sign up for Planning and architecture news updates. | |
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