conservation area
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08.03.2019building design | conservation area | Design | Heritage | London | protected view | world heritage sitePlans for a £6.6million 15-storey tower described by local residents as a ‘horrific alien phallus’ have been blocked because the development would damage a protected view of the Palace of Westminster....
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19.02.2019Community Infrastructure | conservation area | Education | Heritage | London | school | SPORTS FACILITYAn inspector has refused a school’s plans to develop ‘untamed’ land in North London for sport and teaching facilities, finding unacceptable harm to the surrounding conservation area.
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08.02.2019airbnb | conservation area | Design | Development Management & Enforcement | enforcement notice | GPDO | Health | Heritage | Housing | Leisure & Tourism | nuclear | Planning Law | Policy & Politics | recovered appeal | UKA round-up of planning appeals: 2 February-8 February, 2019
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16.01.2019An inspector has approved plans for a 45-bed care home on the edge of St Albans conservation area, dismissing all six of the reasons for refusal cited by the council.
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16.01.2019building design | Community Infrastructure | conservation area | Heritage | listed building | South West | world heritage siteAn inspector has blocked plans for a modern rear extension to a grade-II listed children’s nursery in Bath to provide additional classroom space, calling the plans ‘intrusive and discordant...
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11.01.2019building design | climate change | conservation area | Demographics & Population Growth | elderly housing | Environmental | global warming | Heritage | solar gain | South WestThe south-facing orientation and single-aspect design of a proposed retirement complex could put its elderly residents at risk of uncomfortably high temperatures as a result of solar gain, an inspector has...
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04.12.2018An inspector has cited very special circumstances in approving plans for a new home on the border between St Albans conservation area and the surrounding green belt.
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04.12.2018Plans for a two-storey roof extension to the grade-II listed premises of the world's oldest mountaineering club can go ahead in Eeast London, an inspector has ruled, after finding no harm to the south...
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28.11.2018An inspector has refused retrospective permission for a 'concrete pad' to accommodate a mobile MRI scanner at a hospital in Swansea, citing potential harm to the roots of a high-quality yew tree....
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23.10.2018affordable housing | buildings at risk | conservation area | Heritage | Housing | listed building | National Park | ScotlandPlans to convert a historic Victorian school building in the Cairngorms national park into homes can go ahead after a reporter praised the scheme’s ‘befitting high-quality design’.
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