Heritage

Appeals round-up: Council’s concern over future PD conversion dismissed; Self-assembly skateboard ramp is a building

15.11.2019

Matt Moody

A round-up of planning appeals: 9 November-15 November, 2019

Appeal: Christmas market would impinge on ‘exceptional’ listed building

15.11.2019

Matt Moody

Permission for a small independent traders’ Christmas market in the forecourt of a grade-I listed building in York has been denied, after an inspector ruled that the temporary wooden sheds would impinge on...

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Green light for several Belfast developments

15.11.2019

Roger Milne

Belfast City Council | Heritage | Housing | Northern Ireland

Primark's restoration proposals for its historic Bank Buildings have been approved by the city council’s planning committee.

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Liverpool faces fight to keep UNESCO World Heritage status

12.11.2019

Huw Morris

England | Heritage | Regeneration | UNESCO | Water & Marine

Liverpool may struggle to retain its UNESCO World Heritage status if it presses ahead with waterfront regeneration, according to the city’s heritage steering group chief.

Appeals round-up: Travellers can remain despite 'high risk to life' from flooding; Unauthorised pub demolition retrospectively approved despite social harm

08.11.2019

Matt Moody

A round-up of planning appeals: 2 November-8 November, 2019

Appeal: Tesla chargers would harm setting of grade II* listed country hotel

08.11.2019

Matt Moody

The public benefits of installing 16 Tesla electric car chargers would not outweigh the heritage and green belt harm they would cause, an inspector has ruled, noting that most electric car owners would not...

Appeal: Jenrick dismisses 700-home scheme for harm to listed farmhouse

08.11.2019

Simon Wicks

Robert Jenrick has dismissed a 700 home scheme in Hampshire, ruling that a healthy housing supply in the area meant that its public benefits would not outweigh harm to a grade II listed farmhouse...

Northern Ireland round-up: Dundonald Ice Bowl redevelopment gets its skates on; Major Derry housing development approved

07.11.2019

Roger Milne

A round-up of planning news in Northern Ireland: 2 November-8 November, 2019

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.

Appeals round-up: ‘Garish’ ice cream kiosk caused ‘significant harm’; Commercial business training centre is a community facility

01.11.2019

Matt Moody

A round-up of planning appeals: 26 October-1 November, 2019

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