Farming planning reforms with Brown&Co

Описание: Land agents Brown&Co (https://www.brown-co.com/) join Laura and Steve Rudd to explore the latest planning law reforms impacting farmers. Expert Emma Griffiths discusses the significant changes in permitted development rights, the introduction of the National Development Management Policies, and the implications of the Planning and Infrastructure Bill.


Gain valuable insights into how these reforms are shaping rural development and what they mean for the future of planning. Whether you're a landowner, developer, or simply interested in the evolving landscape of planning law, this episode is packed with essential information. Tune in to stay informed and prepared for the changes ahead.


Beyond the Barn, the Business of Farming. This special farming mini-series is hosted by Laura Clayton, an assistant manager in the farms and rural business team, and in each episode Laura invites a different guest to share their expertise on various business topics affecting the farming and rural community. The series covers a range of subjects including tax, legal matters, succession, and inheritance, aiming to provide insights and tips to those living and working in agriculture.


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