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This article is part of our developer‑focused series on Biodiversity Net Gain. We do not advise on the content or approval of biodiversity gain plans. Our focus is the commercial and land implications—how BNG affects acquisition strategy, conditionality, timing and long‑term obligations. You’ve identified the site, agreed heads of terms, and the planning case appears […]
You have planning permission — but you still cannot lawfully break ground. For many developers, biodiversity net gain (BNG) is now the reason why. Since February 2024, BNG has been a mandatory planning requirement for most developments in England. Failure to address it properly can delay projects long after permission has been granted. This article […]
On 10 July 2025, the government surprised the nation with the proposal for the ban of upwards-only rent reviews. This was included within a Bill[1] introduced to Parliament. The Bill proposes the addition of a new schedule 7A to the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954 and specifically targets commercial leases. This raises an important question: […]