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12.03.2021
Plans submitted under NPPF paragraph 79 for a home in Kent featuring a 35-metre trussed arch for climbing plants have been blocked by an inspector, who found that the ‘interesting’ concept might ‘encourage...
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01.03.2021East of England | OxCam arc | Oxford-Cambridge Arc | Plan Making - Spatial Planning | Policy & Politics | South East | strategic planning
Resources, attention to detail and a dedicated minister will be required if the proposed Oxford-Cambridge Arc is to be all it can be, says Robbie Owen
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26.02.2021covid-19 | Environmental | lockdown | South East | WMS | working hours | written ministerial statement
An inspector has refused to lift a condition limiting construction hours at a 250-home development near Maidstone, finding no evidence that it had ‘acted as a barrier’ to progress on the scheme during the...
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26.02.2021
Plans to demolish a former equestrian centre in Surrey to make way for four homes have been turned down by an inspector, who rejected the appellants’ argument that it was not a community facility because it...
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26.02.2021
A specialist manufacturing business in Kent can go ahead with plans for a research and development building, after an inspector found that the scheme would further the economic objectives of the NPPF without...
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26.02.2021
Plans to convert a listed chiropractor’s clinic in Andover have been denied by an inspector, who was not persuaded that a residential use of the building would necessarily lead to a fall in nitrate levels...
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26.02.2021Climate Change | climate change | East of England | Environmental | Housing | Oxford Cambridge arc | Plan Making - Spatial Planning | South East | sustainable development
The government must put sustainability first in its plans for the Oxford-Cambridge Arc and encourage local authorities and their development partners to bring communities along as part of the planning...
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25.02.2021cil | Community Infrastructure Levy | Infrastructure - Transport | Runnymede borough council | South East
Councillors at Runnymede Borough Council have approved a set of community infrastructure levy (CIL) charges that will see developers seeking permission to build within certain areas paying towards the cost of new infrastructure.
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24.02.2021Infrastructure - Energy | Kent | Kwasi Kwarteng | nationally significant infrastructure project | Planning Inspectorate | South East | Waste & Recycling
Energy secretary Kwasi Kwarteng has granted a development consent order (DCO) for the power upgrade and increase in tonnage throughput to the existing Kemsley Generating Station (WK3), near Sittingbourne.
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19.02.2021artificial surface | cricket | Rugby | South East | sport england | Sports & Recreation | SPORTS FACILITY
Plans to replace a cricket pitch in Sevenoaks with an enclosed artificial pitch have been rejected by an inspector, who agreed with Sport England’s view that better facilities for rugby did not justify the...
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