Water & Marine

27.08.2020

Roger Milne

The Crown Estate, manager of the seabed around most of the UK coast, has awarded rights for two offshore wind projects in Wales.

Ireland round-up: Marine Protected Areas poised to expand; Wexford Bridge hotel scheme submitted

21.08.2020

Roger Milne

hotel | Ireland | Leisure & Tourism | Water & Marine | wind farm

A round-up of planning news in Ireland: 15 August-21 August, 2020

Cliffs of Moher, County Clare, Ireland / iStock-165090201

Ireland's Marine Protected Areas poised to expand

21.08.2020

Roger Milne

Darragh O’Brien | Ireland | marine protected areas | Water & Marine

The Irish state has begun consulting on the future expansion of Ireland’s network of marine protected areas (MPAs).

Appeal: Lancaster moorings plan rejected for biodiversity and rural harm

04.08.2020

Huw Morris

A proposal to create moorings alongside the Lancaster Canal at Carnforth has been dismissed for harming biodiversity, the area’s rural character and appearance of the countryside.

Appeals round-up: Exceptional circumstances justify Welsh monastery’s demolition; Re-use of derelict pub rejected by community

24.07.2020

A round-up of planning appeals: 18 July-24 July, 2020

Appeal: Waterborne expansion to historic tea room rejected

24.07.2020

Matt Moody

Plans to expand a listed canal-side tea room in Norfolk by mooring four boats nearby to offer extra seating and holiday accommodation have been rejected by an inspector, who was concerned that the scheme...

Northern Ireland round-up: Belfast film studio complex makes the grade; Drumahoe development plans submitted

24.07.2020

Roger Milne

Derry and Strabane District Council | Leisure & Tourism | Northern Ireland | walking | Water & Marine

A round-up of planning news in Northern Ireland: 18 July-24 July, 2020

Legal briefs: Substitute consent regime ‘incompatible with EU regulations’; Scottish Parliament petitioned over ancient woodland

10.07.2020

Roger Milne

A round-up of legal news: 4 July-10 July, 2020

Appeals round-up: Harmful railings allowed at grade II* listed harbour; 9 Airbnbs in King’s Cross townhouse refused permission

03.07.2020

Matt Moody

A round-up of planning appeals: 27 June-3 July, 2020

Ramsgate Harbour / Shutterstock: 1268384122

Appeal: Harmful railings allowed at grade II* listed harbour

03.07.2020

Matt Moody

An inspector has allowed plans for 652 metres of railings at Ramsgate Royal Harbour despite noting that they would cause heritage harm, ruling that the scheme’s public safety benefits carried decisive weight...

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