Economist to head government review of planning appeals

By Jordan Marshall2018-06-27T06:00:00

Reforms due to be made at end of year

Economist Bridget Rosewell has been appointed to chair a government review into the system for planning appeals.

Housing secretary James Brokenshire has named Rosewell (pictured) as the chair of the Independent Review into Planning Appeal Inquiries.

The review had been set up his predecessor Sajid Javid in March with the aim of reducing the time it takes to determine inquiries established to resolve disputed planning proposals.

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