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Appeal: Airbnb use for undersized flat approved

11.09.2020

A flat formed of part of a tattoo studio in Norwich which fell short of space standards has been approved for use as an Airbnb, after an inspector ruled that it offered suitable living conditions for...

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

Appeal: 9 Airbnbs in King’s Cross townhouse refused permission

03.07.2020

Matt Moody

An inspector has refused retrospective permission for the conversion of a four-storey townhouse in King’s Cross into nine individual short-term holiday lets, considering the resulting loss of permanent...

Appeals round-up: Plans to convert long-vacant pub rejected again; Edinburgh Airbnb is a material change of use

05.06.2020

Matt Moody

A round-up of planning appeals: 30 May-5 June, 2020

Appeal: Edinburgh Airbnb is a material change of use

05.06.2020

Matt Moody

A reporter has upheld enforcement action against the use of an Edinburgh flat for short-term holiday letting, ruling that ‘frequent movement by guests’ was beyond the level of activity expected from a...

Short change: How short-term lets are challenging city planners

06.04.2020

Andrew Coleman

The popularity of short-term lets via the ‘platform economy’ has had a series of impacts on towns and cities. it could be time for coherent regulation, argues Andrew Coleman.

Ireland round-up: Legal action considered over approval of Dublin flats; Galway development shapes up

21.02.2020

Roger Milne

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

Irish round-up: Waterford’s North Quays redevelopment submitted; OPR reins in Ballybunion housing zoning

20.12.2019

Roger Milne

airbnb | Housing | Ireland | Limerick

A round-up of planning news in Ireland: 14 December-20 December 2019

Short-let landlords invited to apply for planning permission in Oxford

22.10.2019

Laura Edgar

Oxford City Council has called on short-term let landlords renting out a full house in the city for more than 140 nights a year to apply for planning permission.

Enforcement: ‘Mistakes were made’ over countryside party house

04.10.2019

Matt Moody

An inspector has upheld enforcement action against the use of a 10-bedroom Georgian mansion in the Warwickshire countryside as an ‘events venue’, after finding that late-night ‘screaming, swearing and loud...

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