enforcement

Bucks enforcement reclaims £59,000 costs from property owner

21.07.2021

Huw Morris

Buckinghamshire | Development Management & Enforcement | enforcement | South East

Buckinghamshire Council’s planning enforcement team has successfully secured the clear-up of unsightly clutter and removal of an illegal extension in the garden of a property in High Wycombe.

Legal briefs: High Court spurns bid to continue virtual planning meetings; Judicial review for Swansea skateboard project

30.04.2021

Roger Milne

A round-up of legal news: 24 April-30 April, 2021

Legal briefs: Judicial review over Cumbrian coal mine; Welsh public bodies face new equality duty

12.03.2021

Roger Milne

A round-up of legal news: 6 March-12 March, 2021

Appeals round-up: Replacement home would lack ‘modest qualities’; Traveller pitches refused on previously developed green belt land

05.03.2021

Matt Moody

A round-up of planning appeals: 27 Februrary-5 March, 2021

Appeal: Enforcement upheld against ‘thriving creative hub’

05.03.2021

Matt Moody

An inspector has reluctantly upheld enforcement action against a ‘successful and thriving artistic community’ in Tottenham despite noting that it was ‘a more attractive place to live’ than many flat...

Appeals round-up: Council defeated in abandonment hearing; McDonald’s allowed near primary school despite obesity fears

15.01.2021

Matt Moody

A round-up of planning appeals: 9 January-15 January, 2021

Appeals round-up: 157 homes allowed at site that can be 'made sustainable'; Boundary-straddling hotel extension escapes enforcement

18.12.2020

Matt Moody

A round-up of planning appeals: 12 December-18 December, 2020

Appeal: Demolition ordered for breaches beyond ‘normal construction tolerances’

02.12.2020

Simon Wicks

A developer has been told to demolish two houses built on a sensitive plot in a historic Suffolk village because of small but substantial deviations from plans approved in 2015.

Appeal: Aggregates haulier told to stop operating on agricultural land

23.09.2020

Simon Wicks

A construction materials haulage firm run from a site intended for agricultural use must move elsewhere and restore the land, an inspector has ruled.

Legal briefs: Ministry calls for light touch on outdoor stall enforcement; Supreme Court mulls over judgment on climate policy challenge

26.06.2020

Roger Milne

A round-up of legal news: 20 June-26 June, 2020

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