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Matthew Mainstone

Matthew is a partner in our commercial property group, specialising in planning law. He advises developers, landowners and investors on a wide range of planning and highways law matters, predominantly on mixed use, retail and residential development schemes, and property transactions. Matthew’s work includes negotiating planning agreements (including some complex affordable housing and viability provisions), highways agreements and licences, advising on planning applications and environmental impact assessment, planning appeals and judicial review. He also advises on all aspects of compulsory purchase law. · Wedlake Bell LLP

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About

Matthew Mainstone is a partner in the commercial property group at Wedlake Bell LLP, specialising in planning law. He advises developers, landowners and investors on planning and highways matters for mixed-use, retail and residential development schemes and property transactions, and handles planning agreements (including affordable housing and viability), highways agreements and licences, planning applications, EIA, appeals, judicial review and compulsory purchase matters.

Practice areas

Real EstatePlanningHighwaysCompulsory Purchase

Office

England

Wedlake Bell LLP · Matthew is a partner in our commercial property group, specialising in planning law. He advises developers, landowners and investors on a wide range of planning and highways law matters, predominantly on mixed use, retail and residential development schemes, and property transactions. Matthew’s work includes negotiating planning agreements (including some complex affordable housing and viability provisions), highways agreements and licences, advising on planning applications and environmental impact assessment, planning appeals and judicial review. He also advises on all aspects of compulsory purchase law.

England

Expertise

Mixed-use developmentRetail developmentResidential developmentPlanning agreements (including affordable housing and viability)Highways agreements and licencesPlanning applications and Environmental Impact AssessmentPlanning appeals and judicial reviewCompulsory purchase

Education

  • Magdalen College School, Oxford
  • BSc, Experimental Psychology, University of Sussex
  • LLB, City University London