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08/04/2020 - The Planning Inspectorate’s Statement, 25th March 2020
Highlights from the Planning Inspectorate (“PINS”) statement on the impact that the government’s measures for tackling Covid-19 would have on planning appeals.
Lauren joined Holmes and Hills Solicitors in Braintree, as a Trainee Solicitor, in September 2016 and qualified as a solicitor in 2018. Lauren assists the Holmes & Hills' Family Team with all aspects of Family Law including divorce, financial settlements, child arrangement orders and cohabitation agreements.
Lauren loved studying Family Law at University and is very much enjoying her time gaining practical experience in the Family department. She enjoys meeting with clients and assisting them through what can be an enormously difficult time in their lives.
Prior to joining Holmes and Hills, Lauren read Law at Anglia Ruskin University before completing the Legal Practice Course (LPC) at the University of Law in London. After completing the LPC Lauren gained further experience working as a property Paralegal at a regional law firm and more recently worked for a US software company where she assisted the legal department drafting commercial documents.
When outside of the office, Lauren enjoys ‘shabby chicing’ old pieces of furniture and spending time with her family.
Highlights from the Planning Inspectorate (“PINS”) statement on the impact that the government’s measures for tackling Covid-19 would have on planning appeals.
Time limits for implementing a planning permission and submitting a reserved maters application to a local authority remain the same. Commercial viability of sites will be under scrutiny...
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