Planning Law
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Legal briefs: Cork incinerator consent goes to court; Bassetlaw DC loses Nottinghamshire appeal case22.03.2019A round-up of legal news: 16 March-22 March, 2019
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15.03.2019affordable housing | Business & Enterprise | Community Engagement | Design | enforcement notice | Finance & Viability | Green Belt | Heritage | HMOs | Housing | listed building | Planning Law | public health | UK | Water & MarineA round-up of planning appeals: 9 March-15 March, 2019
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15.03.2019Business & Enterprise | Community Infrastructure | Green Belt | injunction | legal disputes | planning enforcement | Planning Law | South East | theresa mayA horticultural nursery in Berkshire can install a public sales area contrary to green belt regulations, an inspector has ruled, following a five-year legal battle that saw an intervention from Theresa...
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15.03.2019Community Infrastructure | enforcement action | high court | Housing | injunction | Planning Law | recovered appeal | UK
A round-up of legal news: 9 March-15 March, 2019
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14.03.2019The rules for compulsory purchase are labyrinthine and can often be unfair, as is being demonstrated by the HS2 scheme. But a sense of fairness is vital for the system to work, says David Mundy
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13.03.2019An inspector has quashed an enforcement notice against a floating structure used to repair boats near Windsor, ruling that on balance it could not be considered a ‘building’ for planning purposes.
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11.03.2019A hearing into a slew of legal challenges to the government’s support for a third runway at Heathrow Airport opens in London’s High Court today (11 March).
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08.03.2019data centre | Development Management & Enforcement | enforcement notice | Finance & Viability | Fracking | garden village | Housing | Infrastructure - Energy | Judicial review | Planning Law | Technology | UK
A round-up of legal news: 2 March-8 March, 2019
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07.03.2019AONB | braintree judgement | building design | Design | paragraph 55 | paragraph 79 | Planning Law | Rural | South WestAn inspector has rejected plans for a home in the Mendip Hills AONB despite its ‘truly outstanding’ design, because it could not be considered ‘isolated’ under NPPF paragraph 79 in light of the Court of...
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07.03.2019An inspector has upheld enforcement action against 13 flats in central Cambridge let as short-term holiday accommodation after finding that they were in ‘some sort of hybrid use’ between use classes C1 (...
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