Sports & Recreation

Appeals round-up: Approval for climbing school in Hammersmith railway arches; Cornwall Council must pay costs for inconsistent decisions

31.08.2018

Roger Milne

A round-up of planning appeals: 25 August-31 August, 2018.

Appeal: Extended hours at 166-year old cricket club would disrupt new homes

02.08.2018

Matt Moody

An inspector has issued a split decision on an appeal by Darlington Cricket Club to extend the permitted use times of its all-weather practice nets, in light of complaints from the owners of newly built...

Convention 2018: Planning for major sporting events

30.07.2018

The Planner

Ireland round-up: Social housing figures published; mixed fortunes for Dublin housing schemes; South-east regional performance doubts

27.07.2018

Roger Milne

A round-up of planning news in Ireland: 21 July -27 July, 2018

Appeals round-up: Military vehicle storage unit would ‘incrementally harm’ countryside; Cricket nets ‘to be expected’ at historic cricket club

13.07.2018

Matt Moody

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

Appeal: Military vehicle storage unit would ‘incrementally harm’ countryside

12.07.2018

Matt Moody

A storage unit for a collection of military vehicles has been refused after an inspector found that it would outlast any personal circumstances, leaving a building with ‘no functional purpose’....

Appeal: Planned cycling trails would not match ‘thrill’ of unauthorised routes

12.07.2018

Matt Moody

National Trust plans to create formalised cycling trails at Badbury Hill to prevent harm to ancient woodland have been refused, after an inspector considered that ‘thrill-making’ young riders...

Appeal: Cricket nets ‘to be expected’ at historic cricket club

12.07.2018

Matt Moody

An inspector has approved a set of cricket nets at Harlow Cricket Club in Essex, finding no unacceptable noise disruption or harm to the setting of a nearby conservation area.

Why it's time for London to host a car-free day

14.06.2018

Marco Picardi

Car-free days in Paris and Madrid have helped to change these cities for the better, argues Marco Picardi. Why can't London do the same?

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Appeal: Underground swimming lessons allowed despite policy conflicts

29.05.2018

Matt Moody

change of use | health | London | Sports & Recreation | SPORTS FACILITY

Permission has been granted to use a swimming pool in the basement of a Tooting home as a 'swim school', after an inspector found that limited harm would arise from the scheme's conflict with...

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