Parliamentary enclosure records are commonly used in rights of way cases, primarily to establish the existence of or width of rights. This course covers the wide variety and wealth of records available, and their interpretation. £253 (non-members £373) plus VAT

Tithe and Finance Act 1910 records and their use as evidence in rights of way cases, providing practical advice on the history, structure, and interpretation of these records. £253 (non-members £373) plus VAT

Course FULL. See February repeat. Foundation level course in five modules: 1 Legislative framework and Definitive Map history, 2 Modification Orders, 3 Public Path Orders, 4 Maintenance, 5 Compliance and enforcement £525 (non-member £660) or £115/module (non-member £145)

Parliamentary enclosure records are commonly used in rights of way cases, primarily to establish the existence of or width of rights. This course covers the wide variety and wealth of records available, and their interpretation. £253 (non-members £373) plus VAT

Dealing with opposed modification or public path orders can be a resource-hungry process. Setting up from the first report on the application eases the whole process considerably. This course covers the process from objection received to preparation for an Inquiry, Hearing or Written Representations including submission to PINS, writing a Statement of Case and Proof of Evidence. £253 (non-members £373) plus VAT

An introduction to the planning system and using that knowledge to engage with and influence planners and developers, to secure improvements through planning gain and conditions, and avoid the pitfalls of the development process. £295 (non-members £399) (exc VAT).

Foundation level course in five modules: 1 Legislative framework and Definitive Map history, 2 Modification Orders, 3 Public Path Orders, 4 Maintenance, 5 Compliance and enforcement £525 (non-member £660) or £115/module (non-member £145) plus VAT