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23.08.2019accessibility | building design | conservation area | Design | Development Management & Enforcement | enforcement | Green Belt | Heritage | Housing | inquiry | music | Planning Law | Sports & Recreation | UKA round-up of planning appeals: 17 August-23 August, 2019
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02.08.2019Infrastructure - Energy | inquiry | National Park | North West | NPPF | Planning Law | recovered appeal | repowering | rule 6 | Rural | wind energyAn inspector has become the first to interpret footnote 49 of the NPPF in ruling that an application to extend the life of a Lake District wind farm until 2028 constituted 'repowering' and, therefore, did...
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14.06.2019East of England | Housing | Infrastructure - Transport | inquiry | recovered appeal | schools | transport infrastructureThe housing secretary has refused plans to build 1,500 homes between Braintree and Rayne, a nearby village, ruling that the scheme would ‘appreciably diminish the sense of separation’ between the settlements...
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31.05.2019An inspector has upheld enforcement action against a shared property in Ealing, after the appellant gave contradictory evidence under cross-examination during an inquiry.
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22.05.2019An inspector has blocked plans for 66 homes near Northampton despite the council’s ‘clear and significant’ housing supply shortfall, referring to the appeal site’s ‘very limited functional links’ with the...
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06.02.2019Development Management & Enforcement | enforcement | inquiry | London | Planning Law | space standards | subdivisionAn appellant admitted under oath that he had produced false evidence showing that an email he had received in 2017 was sent in 2011, at an inquiry into enforcement action against his conversion of a South...
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17.01.2019agent of change | Business & Enterprise | Community Infrastructure | Finance & Viability | inquiry | noise impact | pubs | rule 6 | South East | viabilityPlans to build flats on the garden of a popular pub in Hertfordshire would not threaten its viability, an inspector has ruled, rejecting a local protest group’s claims that the scheme represented a ‘Trojan...
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14.11.2018An enforcement notice has been upheld against a builder who argued ‘unconvincingly’ that the four poor-quality self-contained bedsits he had built in his rear garden were for the use of himself,...
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17.08.2018Business & Enterprise | conservation area | Environmental | Heritage | inquiry | London | public safety | restaurantA proposal by Time Out magazine to convert a former stables in East London into a multi-floor food court has been blocked, because the proposed roof alterations would ‘erode the identity...
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22.06.2018Appeals | Bridget Rosewell | Cymru | England | inquiry | james brokenshire | Planning inquiries | Policy & PoliticsJames Brokenshire, the Secretary of State for Housing, Communities and Local Government, has announced the appointment of Bridget Rosewell to chair the Independent Review into Planning Inquiries.
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