Search, bookmark and read the NPPF (Aug 2026) in Chrome's side panel. Unofficial reading edition, not published by MHCLG.
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About NPPF 2026 Side Panel
The National Planning Policy Framework (MHCLG, August 2026) — searchable,
bookmarkable, and open in Chrome's side panel alongside whatever you're
actually working in: a council portal, an officer report, a draft statement.
FEATURES
- Opens as a side panel, not a new tab — via the toolbar icon or Alt+Shift+N,
stays docked next to the page you're reading.
- Select a policy code or phrase anywhere on the web, right-click, "Look up
in the NPPF" — a recognised code jumps straight to that policy, anything
else runs a search.
- Full-text search, with the actual policy jumped to and expanded when its
own code is searched.
- Every "policy S1"-style cross-reference and defined term in the running
text links to the policy or glossary entry it names.
- One click copies a policy's full text with a reference to the official
Framework, ready to paste into a planning statement.
- Bookmarks, a plan-making/decision-making filter, dark mode, and your
reading position remembered across closing and reopening the panel.
This is an unofficial reading edition, generated from the official PDF and
checked character-for-character against it, but not published by MHCLG. For
the authoritative document see GOV.UK. The Framework text is Crown copyright,
reproduced under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Checking accuracy against
the official Framework remains your responsibility.
The extension has no host permissions, uses no content scripts, and sends
no data anywhere — everything it remembers (your reading position,
bookmarks) stays on your own device. See the privacy policy link for detail.
Source: https://github.com/j0hn4r/PanelNPPF