Barry Denyer-Green, LLM, PhD, FRICS, Barrister of the Middle Temple, is the author of Compulsory Purchase and Compensation and the co-author of Law of Commons and Town and Village Greens.Navjit Ubhi, LLB (Hons), Barrister of the Middle Temple, is the co-author of Law of Commons and Town and Village Greens.

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• Introduction Part 1: The Scope of Development Control 2. Development Control and the Carrying Out of Operations 3. Development Control and Change of Use 4. Permitted Development Part 2: The Decision-Making Process 5. Planning Authorities 6. Development Plans, Documents and Neighbourhood Planning 7. The Planning Application 8. How a Local Planning Authority Determines a Planning Application 9. Planning Permissions, Conditions and Agreements Part 3: Special Controls 10. Listed Buildings, Conservation Areas and Other Special Areas 11. Advertisements and Other Controls 12. Trees, Minerals and Caravans 13. Environmental Controls Part 4: Positive Planning and Enforcement 14. Revocation, Modification and Discontinuance Orders 15. Enforcement 16. Development for Nationally Significant Infrastructure Projects and by Public Authorities Part 5: Rights and Remedies 17. Appeals and Inquiries 18.Purchase and Blight Notices 19. Compensation for Decisions 20. Judicial Supervision Part 6: Services and Highways 21. Water, Sewers, Gas and Electricity 22. Highways Part 7: The Betterment Problem 23. The Betterment Problem

Barry Denyer-Green, LLM, PhD, FRICS, Barrister of the Middle Temple, is the author of Compulsory Purchase and Compensation and the co-author of Law of Commons and Town and Village Greens.Navjit Ubhi, LLB (Hons), Barrister of the Middle Temple, is the co-author of Law of Commons and Town and Village Greens.

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• Introduction Part 1: The Scope of Development Control 2. Development Control and the Carrying Out of Operations 3. Development Control and Change of Use 4. Permitted Development Part 2: The Decision-Making Process 5. Planning Authorities 6. Development Plans, Documents and Neighbourhood Planning 7. The Planning Application 8. How a Local Planning Authority Determines a Planning Application 9. Planning Permissions, Conditions and Agreements Part 3: Special Controls 10. Listed Buildings, Conservation Areas and Other Special Areas 11. Advertisements and Other Controls 12. Trees, Minerals and Caravans 13. Environmental Controls Part 4: Positive Planning and Enforcement 14. Revocation, Modification and Discontinuance Orders 15. Enforcement 16. Development for Nationally Significant Infrastructure Projects and by Public Authorities Part 5: Rights and Remedies 17. Appeals and Inquiries 18.Purchase and Blight Notices 19. Compensation for Decisions 20. Judicial Supervision Part 6: Services and Highways 21. Water, Sewers, Gas and Electricity 22. Highways Part 7: The Betterment Problem 23. The Betterment Problem