Piers Riley-Smith secures hat-trick of Compulsory Purchase Order confirmations at public inquiry

Piers Riley-Smith has recently secured confirmation of three Compulsory Purchase Orders for City of Bradford Metropolitan District Council, all at public inquiry.

All three involved the compulsory purchase of derelict houses under s.17 of the Housing Act 1985.

For more information regarding the orders and to view a copy of the Inspector reports and decisions please click on the links below.

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