January 2023 Chief Planner’s newsletter

Published On: 22nd January 2023

Joanna Averley, the DLUHC Chief Planner has issued her latest newsletter to borough planning officers. It covers the NPPF consultation that is open until 2nd March 2023. News is given on the Chief Medical Officer’s annual report for air pollution, on a new Active Travel England agency, on the recently launched Trees and Woodland Strategy Toolkit, on the Planning Advisory Service support for Nutrient Neutrality, on the launch of the National Green Infrastructure Framework, on Community Land Auctions and on a consistent approach to sustainable drainage.

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