Duncan Williams#4913

Duncan Williams

Duncan specialises in all aspects of the planning process including promoting schemes through the planning system, s106 Agreements, infrastructure agreements, legal challenges / judicial review, planning appeals, advertising regulations, assets of community value and planning due diligence.

He has particular expertise in the residential development sector where he is regularly instructed by national house builder clients. Recent highlights include a 1,200 house urban extension to Leighton Buzzard and a 2,300 dwelling development near Cirencester.

In addition Duncan has extensive experience acting in the Energy Sector and on corporate transactions where recent notable instructions include helping secure consent for a 4 turbine wind farm near Port Talbot in Wales and on the acquisition of several large scale solar farms for investors.

In respect of infrastructure projects Duncan advised Birmingham City Council on the planning aspects of their sale of the redeveloped Birmingham New Street Station, the recent sale of the National Exhibition Centre, National Indoor Arena and International Convention Centre in a 800 million pound deal and is advising on the securing of a development consent order for a new rail freight terminal.

Contributed to

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The planning regime for offshore wind energy generation in England and Wales
The planning regime for offshore wind energy generation in England and Wales
Practice notes

This Practice Note considers the planning regime for offshore wind generation in England and Wales. It explains what form of development is involved in offshore wind energy generation, how offshore wind energy generation schemes are consented in England and Wales within the planning regime, relevant policy, and commonly imposed conditions.

The planning regime for onshore wind generation in England and Wales
The planning regime for onshore wind generation in England and Wales
Practice notes

This Practice Note considers the planning regime for onshore wind generation in England and Wales. It explains what form of development is involved in onshore wind generation, what consenting regime applies to onshore wind generation in England and Wales, key planning policy and related matters.

The planning regime for solar energy generation in England and Wales
The planning regime for solar energy generation in England and Wales
Practice notes

This Practice Note considers the planning regime for solar energy generation in England and Wales. It explains what form of development is involved in solar energy generation, how solar energy schemes are consented in England and Wales within the planning regime, relevant policy and commonly imposed conditions.

Practice Areas

Panel

  • Contributing Author

Qualified Year

  • 2011

Membership

  • The law Society

Education

  • Nottingham Law School Distinction, LLP 2008 2009
  • University of Reading 2.1, LLB Law 2004 - 2007

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