A former heritage secretary’s plan to extend his grade II listed home near Tower Bridge to create a library for his extensive classical music collection has been denied by an inspector, who was not persuaded...
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18.06.2021An inspector has approved ‘what is likely to be the first home in the country to meet the Passivhaus Premium standard’ – which requires a building to generate more energy than it consumes – despite ruling...
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18.06.2021ageing population | care home | covid-19 | dementia | Demographics & Population Growth | Green Belt | Health | North West | pandemicPlans for a 74-bed specialist dementia care facility near Warrington have been blocked by an inspector, who ruled that ‘uncertainties concerning demand’ brought about by the Covid-19 pandemic needed to be...
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18.06.2021Plans to convert a former commercial greenhouse into a home were deemed to comply with permitted development rules, an inspector has found, ruling that the ‘significant amount of work required’ was all ‘...
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18.06.2021Plans to serve hot food from a double-decker bus in a Manchester car park have been rejected by an inspector, who found that ‘comings and goings from customers’ would disrupt nearby residents, despite a...
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18.06.2021building design | Design | Finance & Viability | Housing | joint inquiry | London | parking | planning inquiry | sunlight | virtual inquiryA developer’s applications to develop two separate sites in Loughton to provide a total of 424 new homes have both been improved by an inspector at a joint inquiry, notwithstanding the council’s view that...
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