Christopher Proudley
Make a call
Make an enquiry
Christopher Proudley is a Consultant Solicitor & Specialist Planning Lawyer advising on planning permissions, appeals, section 106 agreements and development‑related land transactions. With extensive experience acting for developers, landowners and public authorities, he provides clear, practical advice on complex planning, compulsory purchase and judicial review matters.
My Approach
To provide clear advice on the often complicated and technical area of planning permissions and related matters.
Area of Expertise
- Planning applications and permissions
- Planning appeals
- Section 106 agreements and unilateral undertakings
- Agreements for sale/lease of land conditional on planning permission
- Compulsory purchase orders and appropriation
- Highways and other infrastructure
- Judicial review and High Court challenge
Recent Work
- Obtaining planning permission and negotiating section 106 agreements/unilateral undertakings for retail, residential and commercial developments, both with the local planning authority and on appeal
- Acting for developers in acquiring sites conditional on planning permission and by way of compulsory purchase
- Acting for landowners in the sale of land to developers conditional on planning permission and in resisting compulsory purchase orders
- Advising local planning authorities in respect of planning applications and section 106 agreements Promoting compulsory purchase orders for acquiring authorities
- Negotiating infrastructure agreements
- Assessing and resisting judicial review proceedings
Professional Associations & Qualifications
- Law Society final exams passed in one sitting 1984
- LLB (Hons) Law Degree from University of Manchester (2:1) 1983
Related Articles
Read the latest news from our experts.
4 minute read
Covenants: What are they?
Read more
4 minute read
Changes to Use Classes in England: Class E Commercial, Business and Service
Read more
4 minute read
