Leisure & Tourism

Appeals round-up: Jenrick backs 600-home King's Lynn scheme; 97 homes on agricultural land rejected

17.07.2020

Huw Morris

A round-up of planning appeals: 11 July-17 July, 2020

Scotland round-up: Trump company mulls Turnberry expansion; Edinburgh Airport hotel scheme submitted to council

17.07.2020

Roger Milne

coastal communities | Donald Trump | edinburgh airport | Leisure & Tourism | Scotland

A round-up of planning news in Scotland: 11 July-17 July, 2020

Appeal: Sheffield campsite plan loses bid to pitch on green belt

17.07.2020

Huw Morris

Leisure & Tourism | NPPF | Rural | Sheffield City Council | Yorkshire

A proposal to change grazing land to a campsite in the green belt near Sheffield has been dismissed as inappropriate development and harmful to the countryside’s openness.

Wales round-up: Green light for hotel as Milford Haven redevelopment makes progress; Wrexham greenhouses scheme submitted

17.07.2020

Roger Milne

A round-up of planning news in Wales: 11 July-17 July, 2020

Green light for hotel as Milford Haven redevelopment makes progress

17.07.2020

Roger Milne

Cymru | hotel | Leisure & Tourism | milford haven | pembrokeshire county council

Pembrokeshire County Council has given conditional approval for a five storey, 100-bed hotel in Milford Haven, a key element of the first phase of the Milford Waterfront scheme earmarked for 22 hectares at and around the existing Milford Dock.

Appeal: Inspector lifts condition on granary conversion in Lincolnshire

16.07.2020

Huw Morris

East of England | Holiday lets | Leisure & Tourism | planning appeal | Rural

Planning permission has been granted for the conversion of a granary building at a village near Boston to holiday accommodation after an inspector agreed to remove a condition imposed seven years ago....

News report: Last orders - A third of venues set to close

14.07.2020

Huw Morris

Coronavirus has cast an existential shadow over the UK’s hospitality sector. Huw Morris surveys the rocky road ahead

Covid-19: Government seeks to protect theatres from demolition

13.07.2020

Laura Edgar

Communities secretary Robert Jenrick has announced changes to the planning system aimed at protecting theatres, concert halls and live music venues from redevelopment and demolition.

Appeals round-up: Lizard translocation uncertainty foils 12-home scheme; Disability need does not justify home's 122% enlargement

10.07.2020

Matt Moody

A round-up of planning appeals: 4 July-10 July, 2020

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Appeal: ‘Slapdash’ dive bar logo harms conservation area

10.07.2020

Matt Moody

An inspector has refused retrospective permission for a large painted logo on the front façade of a ‘dive bar’ in central Nottingham, commenting that its ‘slapdash’ design did not reflect the ‘rather more...

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