Planning Law and Practice in Northern Ireland

Stephen McKay is a Senior Lecturer in Spatial Planning and Head of Planning at Queen’s University Belfast where he teaches planning skills, ethics, practice and law. He is a Chartered Town Planner. Michael Murray retired in 2016 as Reader in Spatial Planning at Queen’s University Belfast where he taught international planning, rural development and planning law. He is a Chartered Town Planner.

1. The Evolving Northern Ireland Planning System (Stephen McKay and Michael Murray), 2. Development, Planning Applications and their Determination (Stephen McKay and Michael Murray), 3. Amenity and Special Forms of Development Management (Stephen McKay and Michael Murray), 4. Environmental Health, Environmental Protection and their Relationship with Spatial Planning (Sean MacIntyre), 5. Progression in Planning: Regression in Enforcement? (Jane McKay and Stephen McKay), 6. Judicial Review in the Planning Arena (Stephen McKay, Claire McVeigh and Michael Murray), 7. Environmental Law in Northern Ireland (Brian Jack) 8. Environmental Impact Assessment (Neil Galway and Stephen McKay), 9. Advancing Integrated Marine Spatial Planning in Northern Ireland (Heather Ritchie and Wesley Flannery), 10. Equality Law, Good Relations and Planning (Diane O’Neill and Brendan Murtagh), 11. Property Law and Planning in Northern Ireland (Thomas Murphy, John McCord and Peadar Davis), 12. Liquor Licensing Law and Planning in Northern Ireland (Michael Murray), 13. Planning and Professional Practice (Gary McGhee, Stephen McKay and Michael Murray)