Heritage

Appeals round-up: ‘Paragraph 55’ home proposed with design matters reserved; Council's ‘persuasive case’ outweighs ministerial statement

20.04.2018

Matt Moody

A round-up of planning appeals: 13 April-20 April, 2018

Appeal: No cats for Catlow as ‘incongruous’ cattery is refused

19.04.2018

Matt Moody

An inspector has blocked plans for a cattery in the grounds of a listed Lancashire farmhouse, ruling that the timber-and-glass design of the pens would be at odds with the historic stone buildings nearby....

Appeal: Dock restaurants scheme outweighs houseboat owner’s human rights

17.04.2018

Matt Moody

Plans to restore two historic waterside docking sheds in Bristol as restaurants can go ahead after an inspector backed the council in its attempts to relocate a nearby houseboat against the will of its...

Appeals round-up: Glazed extension to 16th century manor house refused; Canine day crèche refused on employment land

13.04.2018

Matt Moody

A round-up of planning appeals: 7 April-13 April, 2018

Ireland round-up: Ministers pledge €285m spending on natural and built heritage; Mixed fortunes for fast-track housing in Dublin and Co Kildare

13.04.2018

Roger Milne

A round-up of planning news in Ireland: 7 April-13 April, 2018

Appeal: Glazed extension to 16th century manor house refused

13.04.2018

Matt Moody

An inspector has refused permission for a glass and stone extension to a grade II* listed Oxfordshire manor house, calling the design ‘uncompromisingly contemporary’.

Irish ministers pledge €285m spending on natural and built heritage

13.04.2018

Roger Milne

City of Culture | culture | Heritage | Ireland | Irish government

The Irish Government has vowed to invest €285 million in the country’s natural and built heritage as it unveiled a blueprint setting out capital investment of almost €1.2 billion in Ireland’s culture, language and heritage over the next decade.

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Appeal: ‘Quirky’ alterations to listed Clerkenwell building refused

11.04.2018

Matt Moody

An inspector has turned down plans to restore and extend a grade II listed building in Clerkenwell in London, ruling that the scheme's ‘quirky’ design contradicted ‘clear guidance...

Appeal: Modern design preferred to ‘unconvincing’ period style for replacement home

10.04.2018

Matt Moody

An inspector has approved a replacement home in an East Sussex conservation area characterised by Victorian homes, ruling that its contemporary design would avoid the ‘unconvincing replication of...

Appeals round-up: Award-winning gym fails sequential test; Vacant unit preferred to takeaway in Luton

06.04.2018

Matt Moody

A round-up of planning appeals: 31 March-6 April, 2018

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