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22/08/2019 - Popular Planning Law Updates Receive Over 400 Bookings
Holmes & Hills annual Planning Law Updates have received a record number of bookings in their tenth year.
Natasha qualified as a solicitor in December 2018 having trained with a London firm.
Natasha joined Holmes & Hills Commercial Property Team in January 2019. Prior to joining Holmes & Hills, Natasha worked with two mid-sized City firms and dealt primarily with property finance, leasehold management work on behalf of institutional investors as well as large scale commercial property transactions.
As a trainee, Natasha gained experience in acting for both Landlords and Tenants on the grant of new leases of industrial units and shops.
Outside of work, Natasha enjoys baking and learning new decorative techniques. She also enjoys reading historical biographical novels, with a particular interest in the Tudor period.
Natasha is based at Holmes & Hills Solicitors in Braintree.
Holmes & Hills annual Planning Law Updates have received a record number of bookings in their tenth year.
Taking on a new premise, or land, is often a risk. In this article, planning lawyer Michael Harman discusses the steps taken by the planning team to ensure a landowner can make an appropriate assessment as to whether (or not) to proceed with the transaction.
Holmes & Hills Solicitors' 10th annual series of Planning Law Updates will be taking place in Bury St Edmunds in September.
Holmes & Hills Solicitors' 10th annual series of Planning Law Updates will be taking place in Ipswich in September.
Holmes & Hills Solicitors' 10th annual series of Planning Law Updates will be taking place in Colchester in September.
Holmes & Hills Solicitors' 10th annual series of Planning Law Updates will be taking place in Rayleigh this Autumn.
Holmes & Hills Solicitors' 10th annual series of Planning Law Updates will be taking place in Chelmsford in October.
Holmes & Hills Solicitors' 10th annual series of Planning Law Updates will be taking place in Chelmsford in October.
