Six more ways in which the Levelling Up Bill would change planning, including dropping five year housing land supply requirements

With additional implications of the bill and its associated documents continuing to emerge, Planning highlights more key things that you need to know about their contents.

Michael Gove, secretary of state for housing, communities and local government (Credit: Finnbarr Webster c/o Getty Images)
Michael Gove, secretary of state for housing, communities and local government (Credit: Finnbarr Webster c/o Getty Images)

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