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18.11.2020agriculture | biodiversity | Environmental | farming | Nichola Mallon | Northern Ireland | Policy & Politics
Infrastructure minister Nichola Mallon has been urged to review how Northern Ireland's planning system handles ammonia pollution from agricultural development following a debate in the Northern Ireland Assembly.
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16.10.2020
Plans for a free-range egg production unit in Shropshire have been blocked by an inspector, who cited European case law in taking a precautionary approach to the impact of ammonia from poultry droppings on a...
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07.05.2020
After establishing an ‘essential need’ for a new worker’s dwelling at a Cumbrian sheep farm, an inspector refused permission on design grounds.
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03.04.2020building design | Business & Enterprise | Co-living | Community Engagement | Design | fall-back | farming | Green Belt | Housing | Infrastructure - Transport | paragraph 79 | permitted development | pubs | recovered appeal | Technology | UK | Use classes
A round-up of planning appeals: 28 March-3 April, 2020
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03.04.2020Business & Enterprise | farming | Infrastructure - Transport | living conditions | South East | traffic
An inspector has removed a condition stipulating that a farm in Kent could only process cherries grown in the county, ruling that year-round processing of imported fruit would not ‘erode local residents’...
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31.01.2020
An inspector has rejected plans for an isolation building for sick animals at a farm in rural Yorkshire despite the appellant's argument that it was 'essential for improving biosecurity', citing harm to the...
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04.10.2019Business & Enterprise | Development Management & Enforcement | enforcement notice | extension | farming | Finance & Viability | gas | Infrastructure - Energy | UK
A round-up of legal news: 28 September-4 October, 2019
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06.09.2019
An inspector has approved plans for a rural worker’s dwelling on a farm in North Lincolnshire, ruling that it would be ‘unreasonable’ to ask the appellant's 84-year old mother to vacate the existing...
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05.08.2019
Groups of farmers and landowners will be able to bid for a share of £2.5 million in funding that aims to support the delivery of large-scale improvements to the environment over the next three years.
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25.01.2019building design | Climate Change | Development Management & Enforcement | Environmental | farming | Finance & Viability | flooding | four year rule | Green Belt | Heritage | Housing | Infrastructure - Energy | noise impact | Planning Law | rural worker's dwelling | UK | wind farm
A round-up of planning appeals: 19 January-25 January, 2019
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