Development Management & Enforcement

Legal briefs: Shropshire goes to court over affordable homes provision; Challenge over Chapelizod housing

06.12.2019

Roger Milne

Development Management & Enforcement | house in multiple occupation | Planning Law | shropshire; high court | UK

A round-up of legal news: 30 November-6 December, 2019

Wales round-up: Welsh climate change strategy outlines flood-risk planning measures; Ministers could ‘call in’ applications that don’t consider placemaking

06.12.2019

Roger Milne

A round-up of planning news in Wales: 30 November-6 December 2019

Appeals round-up: Private osteopath clinic is a community facility; 'Dual use' cabin with zip wire platform harmful to AONB

29.11.2019

Matt Moody

A round-up of planning appeals: 23 November-29 November, 2019

Enforcement: Private osteopath clinic is a community facility, rules inspector

27.11.2019

Matt Moody

An inspector has quashed enforcement action against an unauthorised private osteopath clinic in a house in Southampton, ruling that the clinic was a ‘community facility’ and so did not contradict local...

Enforcement: ‘Intimate’ recollections outweigh aerial photographs at inquiry

27.11.2019

Matt Moody

An inspector has quashed enforcement action alleging that a building in the Kent countryside was built recently without permission, after a witness’s account of his ‘childish antics’ in the building...

News in brief: Court fines Colden man for planning breach; Land with planning sold in Lincolnshire

26.11.2019

Laura Edgar

A round-up of planning news: Tuesday 26 November, 2019

Appeals round-up: Redevelopment of Art Deco building to benefit Hounslow; Downpatrick infill scheme

22.11.2019

Huw Morris

A round-up of planning appeals: 16 November-22 November, 2019

Enforcement upheld on commercial vehicle parking at green belt home

20.11.2019

Huw Morris

Development Management & Enforcement | England | Environmental | Tandridge District Council

An inspector has sustained Tandridge District Council’s enforcement notice forbidding an appellant from parking at least three commercial vehicles at his home. He ruled it would be a material change of use...

Enforcement: Self-assembly skateboard ramp is a building for planning purposes

15.11.2019

Matt Moody

A reporter has upheld an enforcement notice to remove a self-assemble skateboard ramp from a garden on the grounds that it is a building and therefore requires planning permission.

Couple hit with huge fine and costs for harming listed building

07.11.2019

Huw Morris

Development Management & Enforcement | England | Heritage | PEAK DISTRICT NATIONAL PARK | Planning Law

A couple have been ordered to pay £47,000 in fines and costs for making unauthorised alterations to a Grade II listed building dating back to the 17th century in the Peak District National Park.

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