Leisure & Tourism
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22.01.2021A round-up of planning news in Scotland: 16 January-22 January, 2021
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22.01.2021Ambitious proposals have been unveiled for a new £33.8 million leisure-led development on the outskirts of Perth.
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15.01.2021Abandonment | agent of change | Design | enforcement | Health | Heritage | heritage | Infrastructure - Energy | Leisure & Tourism | listed building | military | obesity | Planning Law | Regeneration | tall buildings | UK | wind farmA round-up of planning appeals: 9 January-15 January, 2021
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15.01.2021Green Belt | Heritage | historic significance | Leisure & Tourism | logistics | military | tourism | very special circumstances | West MidlandsPlans have been approved to convert Drakelow Tunnels, the largest underground space in the UK open to the public, into a warehouse for 10,000 tonnes of wine, a bespoke bat roost and a museum, after an...
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15.01.2021agent of change | Heritage | Leisure & Tourism | listed building | noise impact | South West | theatrePlans for eight flats that would adjoin a community-run listed theatre in Wallingford would put it at ‘significant risk’ of noise complaints that could compromise its operation, as well as causing heritage...
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15.01.2021Plans to transform Merthyr Tydfil’s Cyfarthfa Castle into an international-quality museum, set in an expanded 100-hectare public park, could draw more than half a million visitors each year and ‘energise the Valleys Regional Park concept’, according to a report published this week.
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13.01.2021Are changes to the Town and Country Planning (Use Classes) Order 1987 truly an opportunity for developers, retailers and professional service providers in a post-Covid world? Philippa Plumtree-Varley...
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08.01.2021adult gaming centre | ancient woodland | building design | Business & Enterprise | Design | Heritage | Housing | Leisure & Tourism | mixed-use | music | Regeneration | Rural | self-build | UK
A round-up of planning appeals: 28 December-8 January, 2021
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08.01.2021Plans for live music at an ‘outdoor pub’ in the Devon village of Westward Ho! have been blocked by an inspector, who noted that noise mitigation measures could not be applied to a space with no walls or...
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08.01.2021Plans for a miniature railway in Cornwall can go ahead despite conflict with local landscape policy, an inspector has ruled, after the scheme’s economic, social and environmental benefits proved decisive....
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