In September and October 2011, when the furore over the National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF) was at its peak, planning found itself in the unusual position of featuring regularly and prominently in national headlines. The Telegraph’s “Hands off our Land” campaign, in particular, ensured that an unprecedented number of front page column inches were devoted to planning. At the time, I blogged about how the newspaper appeared to be going to extraordinary lengths to keep the NPPF on its front page. Read more »
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