To establishing whether Material Changes of Use have occurred - Ivy Legal Training

Establishing whether Material Changes of Use have occurred is sometimes impossibly difficult. 

In this byte-sized training course we examine planning units, how to assess materiality when comparing uses, reversionary rights and intervening unlawful uses. We also consider the effect of 'fallback positions' when deciding on planning enforcement options or planning applications. This session is aimed at  development management and planning enforcement officers alike.

Presented by Izindi Visagie and Ahsan Ghafoor

Byte-size sessions (1/2 day)

Navigating the complexities of planning law and practice can be challenging, but getting it right is essential to uphold the integrity of the planning system as a whole. These short courses are designed specifically for local authority professionals, providing clear, practical insights into key planning principles, topic based issues and enforcement powers. 

Through real world case studies and expert-led discussions, participants will gain the knowledge and confidence to handle difficult issues effectively. Whether you're new to development management or enforcement, these courses will equip you with the tools to make informed, legally sound decisions in your role.

Our byte-size courses are half-day sessions delivered on Microsoft Teams from 9:30 to 12:00.

Cost: £100 plus VAT per session.

Group discounts are offered for multiple delegates from a single local authority.