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The Planning and Infrastructure Act: what consultation guidance means in practice (opens the original)
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The Planning and Infrastructure Act (2025) is the biggest change to the DCO regime since its inception in the Planning Act (2008). In this latest episode of the Camargue podcast, Grace Hartman is joined by Greg Phillimore and Simon Gill to unpack what the newly-released consultation guidance means in practice, both for our clients and the industry as a whole. Talking shortly after the guidance was released, Grace, Greg and Simon provide a clear, practical view of how the Planning and Infrastruct
Making sense of the new Senedd with Jess Blair (ERS Cymru) (opens the original)
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Wales has entered a new political era. In this episode of the Camargue podcast, Bethan Proctor is joined by Jess Blair , Director of the Electoral Reform Society Cymru, to unpack one of the most significant periods of political change in Wales since devolution. Following the first Senedd election under Wales' new electoral system, Bethan and Jess explore what has changed, how the new voting system has reshaped campaigning and representation, and what the election results tell us about the politi
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