whether it is homes or employment or community is. let s wait and see what the detail but anything that simplifies it can only be welcome. you know because you have worked in london for many years and have tried to work on some of these complicated planning operations. there is a mismatch between the availability of property and the demand and often the availability is not where the demand is. how do you overcome that if there is resistance in those communities to see development? br; communities to see development? el: having very honest and open conversations with the community and providing them with the right amount of information and improving the understanding of what is required and what is needed going forward. there you can have a conversation and where you just impose is where the wheels fall off. that said, it is a levelling up bill so we have to look at things on the round about putting homes and jobs and community facilities in the right places. what
paper is very clear. a strong plan led planning system is central to levelling up. we welcome the attention the government is paying to planning because without a strong planning system in place that will be impossible to bring forward the homes and jobs and communities that people are crying out for. we have to have those plans in place locally, they have to be well resourced and funded properly. we are looking forward to the detail which we haven t seen yet but the fact the government is bringing forward notjust a levelling up bill but he regeneration bill is really important for us and we welcome that warmly. the important for us and we welcome that warml . ., ., ., ., warmly. the regeneration and local . rowth warmly. the regeneration and local urowth bill warmly. the regeneration and local growth bill as warmly. the regeneration and local growth bill as well, warmly. the regeneration and local growth bill as well, all warmly. the regeneration and local growth bill as well, al