Appeal: Council must pay costs for ‘unreasonable’ behaviour over sheltered housing scheme

After overturning its decision to block a sheltered housing development, an inspector has ordered South Gloucestershire Council to pay costs to the appellant because it had behaved unreasonably at appeal.
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