grade II* listed
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01.10.2020conservation area | East Midlands | grade II* listed | Heritage | heritage | listed building | optimum viable use
Plans for a glazed extension to a 13th century building in Oakham would be 'wholly incongruous' with the existing structure and were not necessary to secure its optimum viable use, an inspector has ruled....
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03.07.2020airbnb | building design | Business & Enterprise | Community Infrastructure | Finance & Viability | grade II* listed | Health | Heritage | housing need | Leisure & Tourism | permitted development | pubs | Regeneration | UK | Water & Marine
A round-up of planning appeals: 27 June-3 July, 2020
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03.07.2020
An inspector has allowed plans for 652 metres of railings at Ramsgate Royal Harbour despite noting that they would cause heritage harm, ruling that the scheme’s public safety benefits carried decisive weight...
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20.02.2020
An inspector has dismissed plans to convert a water tower in the grounds of a grade II* listed manor house in the Hertfordshire green belt, despite acknowledging that the scheme would be an 'interesting and...
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14.02.2020
An inspector has called a billboard opposite a historic pub in Camden that has allegedly been in place since 2006 ‘unnecessary and ugly', as well as rejecting the ‘completely unacceptable’ replacement...
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06.08.2019
An inspector has refused plans to convert a five-storey tower in north-west London into a one-bedroom flat, despite acknowledging that the plans would create 'a unique and novel living space within a...
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16.04.2019grade II* listed | Housing | listed building | nature reserve | public inquiry | South East | VALUED LANDSCAPE
Plans for 150 homes near the Meon Valley in Hampshire would harm the setting of two grade II* listed buildings, an inspector has ruled, refusing permission despite the council’s housing supply shortfall....
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05.12.2018enabling development | equestrian | grade II* listed | Green Belt | Heritage | Housing | listed building | North West | scheduled monument
An ‘at risk’ 14th century scheduled monument in the Wirral green belt can be converted into four homes, an inspector has ruled, approving 27 more homes on the site to fund the scheme as ‘...
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13.10.2017
An inspector has refused plans to refurbish two underground vaults in the rear garden of a 17th century Hampstead home, ruling that their ‘humble and functional’ character would be lost,...
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