landscape impact
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02.09.2021Demographics & Population Growth | landscape impact | Rural | South West | student accommodation | students | university
Plans for three blocks of student halls at a rural university in Gloucestershire would ‘radically alter’ the landscape at the appeal site, an inspector has ruled, refusing permission despite the university’s...
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04.06.2021countryside | Demographics & Population Growth | elderly | landscape impact | retirement village | Rural | South East
Plans for a retirement village in Horsham offering 146 ‘continuing care’ apartments and various community facilities can go ahead, after an inspector ruled that the scheme’s benefits outweighed its harm to...
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23.04.2021
Plans submitted by an Oxfordshire hotel and golf course for 73 ‘holiday homes’ have been rejected by an inspector, who ruled that the council’s ‘brief, non-committal response’ to a pre-application request...
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22.01.2021
Plans for an organic egg enterprise in rural Kent that involved a 123-metre-wide poultry shed have been blocked by an inspector, who found unacceptable harm to the character of the Kent Downs area of...
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05.06.2020engineering | Heritage | landscape impact | outdoor recreation | polo | Rural | South East | Sports & Recreation
Plans to create a polo field and sand school in the Essex countryside that would require parts of the land to be raised by almost 10 metres would cause unacceptable harm, ruled an inspector.
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23.08.2019
A developer's plans to build 97 homes on unallocated land in Colchester have been blocked, after an inspector found unacceptable landscape and heritage harm following a five-day inquiry.
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02.07.2019
An inspector has rejected plans to create an artificial private lake in Kent with a footprint of more than 16,500 square metres, citing harm to the special qualities of the High Weald AONB.
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21.06.2019Demographics & Population Growth | human rights | landscape impact | personal circumstances | Rural | South East | travellers
An inspector cited landscape harm in refusing permission for a gypsy pitch in Kent, ruling that the resulting interference with the appellant’s human rights was ‘proportionate and necessary in the public...
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07.03.2019East of England | Housing | housing land supply | Infrastructure - Transport | landscape impact | split decision | traffic
An inspector has issued a split decision on plans for 315 homes on the edge of Ipswich, giving the go-ahead for 190 homes on the southern portion of the site.
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19.04.2018
An inspector has cited ‘significant landscape harm’ for his refusal of plans for 94 homes north-west of Oxford, despite the substantial number of affordable homes proposed.
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