Appeal: ‘One-off’ permission not justified for affordable homes
An inspector has refused a 50 per cent affordable 60-home scheme on unallocated land in Worcestershire because allowing it contrary to the recently adopted development plan would ‘undermine confidence’ in the planning system.
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