Living with Minerals 4 - Shaping UK minerals policy - Part 5
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The document discusses Ian Lamond, who is the Head of Planning and Environment at Stephens Scown LLP, a law firm located in Cornwall, UK. It provides Lamond's contact information and then discusses several topics related to localism in planning, including what constitutes "local", localism and the National Planning Policy Framework, localism and mineral plans, and localism and the duty to cooperate. It also briefly mentions Richard Trevithick, the inventor of the steam engine, and includes a quote from Trevithick about attempting innovations.
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Living with Minerals 4 - Shaping UK minerals policy - Part 5
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- 7. Ian Lamond – Stephens Scown LLP
- 8. Ian Lamond – Stephens Scown LLP Ian Lamond Head of Planning and Environment Stephens Scown LLP Contact: Tel: 01872 265100 Email: planning@stephens-scown.co.uk Web: www.stephens-scown.co.uk
- 9. Ian Lamond – Stephens Scown LLP
- 10. Ian Lamond – Stephens Scown LLP What is local?
- 11. Ian Lamond – Stephens Scown LLP
- 12. Ian Lamond – Stephens Scown LLP Localism and Growth
- 13. Ian Lamond – Stephens Scown LLP Localism and the National Planning Policy Framework
- 14. Ian Lamond – Stephens Scown LLP Localism and Mineral Plans
- 15. Ian Lamond – Stephens Scown LLP Localism and the Duty to Cooperate
- 16. Ian Lamond – Stephens Scown LLP The Trevithick Steam Engine Richard Trevithick
- 17. Ian Lamond – Stephens Scown LLP The Trevithick Spirit Branded with folly and madness for attempting what the world calls impossibilities. This has so far been my reward from the public, but should this be all, I should be satisfied by the great secret pleasure and laudable pride that I feel in my own breast from having been the instrument of bringing forward new principles and new arrangements of boundless value to my country, and however much I may be straitened in pecuniary circumstances, the great honour of being a useful subject can never be taken from me, which far exceeds riches.