DCO

There were a number of Examination Hearings in November, here we give you a quick rundown of some of the

At various points in the LTC DCO Examination the Examining Authority’s Written Questions will be issued.  These questions provide the

Since we reported on the first week of the LTC DCO Examination, we thought we’d also add a quick update

There are two 18th July deadlines for the Lower Thames Crossing DCO Examination.  One is for Procedural Deadline D(PDD), the

With the Lower Thames Crossing (LTC) Development Consent Order (DCO) Examination officially started on Tues 20th June 2023, we take

We know the PINS updates can sometimes be a bit overwhelming for some, especially if you’re not familiar with the

As part of the LTC DCO Site Inspections are carried out.  Some are Accompanied (with others joining the Planning Inspectors)

The DCO process is a bit different from the consultations we’ve been through, so here we update you on taking

The Planning Inspectorate have published their initial assessment of Principal Issues with the LTC.  These were published within Annex B

We know that the Development Consent Order (DCO) process is new to most people, so we’ve published an LTC DCO

If you’re wondering what happens when attending an online LTC DCO Examination Hearing this update will hopefully give you a

On 21st March 2023 the Planning Inspectorate sent a letter/email about procedural decisions  to all those who registered to take

The Preliminary Hearing is the last part of the Pre-Examination stage of the DCO process before the main 6 month

The Planning Inspectorate have today (3rd March 2023) issued a Procedural Decision letter addressed to Thurrock Council, this relates to

The LTC DCO Examination Library detailing the many documents associated with the DCO process has been published. Whereas with the

The Planning Inspectorate have announced that the Lower Thames Crossing DCO Inspectors have been appointed. On the 2nd of December

Thames Crossing Action Group have submitted an updated Inadequacies of LTC Consultation representation, following National Highways second attempt to resubmit

It’s been a couple of years since National Highways originally attempted to submit the Lower Thames Crossing(LTC) Development Consent Order

New Civil Engineer’s recent update offers further confirmation that Highways England will NOT be resubmitting their Lower Thames Crossing Development

Highways England (HE) have just released an update on the withdrawal of the LTC DCO application.  On their website they

As we reported on October 23rd 2020 Highways England submitted their LTC DCO Application.  The 28 days for the Planning

Please note that the info below was up to date at the point when HE first attempted to submit their