grade I listed
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13.11.2020
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...
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23.10.2020amenity space | building design | Crossrail 2 | Design | enabling development | Finance & Viability | grade I listed | Heritage | Housing | Infrastructure - Transport | listed building | public inquiry | UK
A round-up of planing appeals: 17 October-23 October, 2020
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23.10.2020buildings at risk | enabling development | English Heritage | Finance & Viability | grade I listed | Heritage | Housing | North West
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...
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09.04.2020affordable housing | Business & Enterprise | Community Infrastructure | Environmental | extant permission | Finance & Viability | GPDO | grade I listed | Heritage | Housing | recovered appeal | Rural | rural worker's dwelling | travellers | UK | viability
A round-up of planning appeals: 4 April-9 April, 2020
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09.04.2020
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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07.02.2020agent of change | air quality | Business & Enterprise | CAMRA | Design | grade I listed | Health | Heritage | Housing | Infrastructure - Transport | injunction | paragraph 79 | pubs | Rural | travellers | UK
A round-up of planning appeals: 1 February-7 February, 2020
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07.02.2020
A 16th century former townhouse and courthouse in Chard, Somerset, cannot be converted into a shop, café and flats because the work would cause more harm to its already neglected historic fabric.
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17.01.2020affordable housing | Design | English Heritage | grade I listed | Heritage | Housing | London | recovered appeal | Regeneration
A former press baron’s plans to build five towers of up to 44 storeys on the Isle of Dogs can go ahead with reduced affordable housing, after the housing secretary approved the plans against his inspector’s...
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19.12.2019
An inspector has cited harm to a grade I listed manor house and surrounding landscape associated with the English novelist Thomas Hardy in refusing outline permission for 120 homes in west Dorset.
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15.11.2019
Permission for a small independent traders’ Christmas market in the forecourt of a grade-I listed building in York has been denied, after an inspector ruled that the temporary wooden sheds would impinge on...
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