European protected species
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14.06.2019amenity space | change of use | Community Engagement | crowdfunding | Design | Environmental | European protected species | Finance & Viability | Green Belt | green gap | Health | Heritage | Housing | Infrastructure - Transport | Leisure & Tourism | National Park | Public Realm | recovered appeal | Regeneration | Rural | sunlight | UK | wildlife | world heritage site
A round-up of planning appeals: 8 June-14 June, 2019
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26.01.2018
An inspector has blocked plans for a 58 metre wind turbine near the Humber Estuary that could provide electricity for up to 131 homes per year, taking a 'precautionary approach' in light of nearby...
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24.01.2018
Plans for two rope bridge-linked tree houses to let as holiday accommodation in East Sussex have been rejected after an inspector found they would harm the ‘scenic beauty’ of the High Weald AONB...
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27.02.2017afforable housing | AONB | Environmental | European protected species | Housing | Leisure & Tourism | Plan Making - Local & Neighbourhood | Rural | Sports & Recreation | UK | Water & Marine
A round-up of appeal decision: 20th February-27th February, 2017
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24.02.2017
A proposal for 36 homes in Calne, Wiltshire, has been dismissed after Inspector Paul Singleton ruled it damaging to important wildlife and habitats.
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20.02.2017blenheim palace | Cymru | England | Environmental | European protected species | green wedge | Heritage | Housing | Infrastructure - Green | Scotland | UK
A round-up of appeal decisions: 13 February-20 February, 2017
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16.02.2017
The redevelopment of a disused leisure club as a ‘spa and well-being centre’ and the provision of 27 residential units has been approved for a site in Thorpe St Andrew, Norwich, after the inspector ruled...
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11.07.2016Environmental assessment/ sustainability appraisal | European protected species | Housing | Local plans | North West
An inspector has upheld Cheshire West and Chester Council’s decision to refuse the development of 27 houses in Lostock Gralam, Northwich, after finding that the scheme failed tests related to the protection...
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21.01.2016Business & Enterprise | East Midlands | Environmental assessment/ sustainability appraisal | European protected species | tourism
The change of use of an area of coniferous woodland in the Derwent Valley World Heritage Site to a ‘holiday lodge park’ has been refused, as an inspector found that the scheme presented a risk to white-...
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19.10.2015
A 58-home development has been approved for Mold, Flintshire, after measures to protect wildlife and a disagreement over affordable housing provision were settled.
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