Partner
Katherine is the head of Planning at TLT.
She is experienced in all aspects of planning, highways and compulsory purchase/compensation. She acts for developers, financial institutions, minerals and waste operators, public bodies, private landowners and individuals.
Katherine specialises in property related environmental issues particularly in relation to waste regulation and contaminated land. Katherine is acknowledged as having niche expertise in town and village greens.
Katherine also specialises in complex multi-party planning agreements for large scale residential development.
She qualified in 1997 and is independently recognised as an expert in the field of Planning by Chambers UK, a guide to the legal profession.
Jurisdiction: England & Wales
Experience
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Leisure, food and drink
Government & public services
Real estate
Lawyers specialising in Housing sector - local authorities, housing associations, student housing and developers
Related services
Planning
Commons and village greens
Compulsory Purchase Orders and compensation
Enforcement of planning control
Environmental
Heritage
Highways and public rights of way
Section 106 agreements
Residential development
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Infrastructure Planning Blog 29: The Nuclear Regulatory Review, Data Centres and Heathrow third runway
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