grade I listed

Appeal: Nutrient neutrality concerns lead to split decision over historic college

09.04.2021

An inspector has approved plans to convert the 15th century Wye College into homes and community space, while rejecting the appellant’s plans to build more housing nearby, citing nutrient neutrality...

Legal briefs: Dublin fast-track approval for RTE lands scheme quashed; Durham enabling development heads to court

01.04.2021

Roger Milne

A round-up of legal news: 27 March-1 April, 2021

Appeal: Rule 6 party’s defence of its business persuades inspector

01.04.2021

Matt Moody

Plans for 134 homes next to a grade I listed events venue in Suffolk have been rejected, after the business successfully convinced an inspector that the scheme would violate the ‘agent of change principle’...

Appeals round-up: Grandiosity of grade I listed townhouse justifies wall hangings; ‘Very substantial benefits’ justify 250-home Kent scheme

26.03.2021

Matt Moody

A round-up of planning appeals: 20 March-26 March, 2021

Appeal: Grandiosity of grade I listed townhouse justifies wall hangings

26.03.2021

Matt Moody

An inspector has approved Viscountess Rothermere’s plans to install upholstered wall hangings at her grade I listed Westminster townhouse, finding that the proposal would reflect the property’s ‘grandiose’...

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Appeal: Housing allocation exceeded by a factor of 10

13.11.2020

Matt Moody

East of England | grade I listed | Housing | housing allocation | outline permission

An inspector has approved plans for 170 homes on the edge of a village east of Norwich, despite acknowledging that her decision would mean a total of 475 homes could be built in an area the council had...

Appeals round-up: Islington scheme would not prejudice ‘uncertain’ Crossrail 2; Permeable paving would harm listed water cure house

23.10.2020

Matt Moody

A round-up of planing appeals: 17 October-23 October, 2020

Appeal: Ten-year housing scheme to fund estate restoration is approved

23.10.2020

Matt Moody

Plans to part-fund the restoration of a ‘nationally important’ estate in Cheshire by building 112 homes across 12 sites over a 10-year period have been allowed after an inspector accepted the appellant’s...

Appeals round-up: Noise mitigation measures not covered under GPDO; More gypsy pitches would not cause ‘cumulative domination’

09.04.2020

Matt Moody

A round-up of planning appeals: 4 April-9 April, 2020

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Appeal: Marquee would ‘dominate’ grade-I listed country house

09.04.2020

Matt Moody

Events | grade I listed | Heritage | listed building | South East

Plans to install a marquee at Moggerhanger House, one of only three surviving houses designed by Sir John Soane, have been rejected by an inspector, who cited heritage and parking concerns.

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