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15.01.2021Abandonment | agent of change | Design | enforcement | Health | Heritage | heritage | Infrastructure - Energy | Leisure & Tourism | listed building | military | obesity | Planning Law | Regeneration | tall buildings | UK | wind farm
A round-up of planning appeals: 9 January-15 January, 2021
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15.01.2021
An inspector has quashed enforcement action against works that altered a double-height concert room installed in the listed coach house of a Nottinghamshire estate, ruling that its musical significance had...
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15.01.2021agent of change | Heritage | Leisure & Tourism | listed building | noise impact | South West | theatre
Plans for eight flats that would adjoin a community-run listed theatre in Wallingford would put it at ‘significant risk’ of noise complaints that could compromise its operation, as well as causing heritage...
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08.01.2021building design | Business & Enterprise | conservation area | Design | Grade II listed | Heritage | listed building | South West | student accommodation | WHS
Plans for the redevelopment of an industrial area in Bath to provide student flats and high-tech employment space can go ahead, after an inspector overturned all eight of the council’s reasons for refusal....
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11.12.2020canal | canal and river trust | conservation area | Heritage | Infrastructure - Transport | listed building | North West | Regeneration | Water & Marine
Plans by a specialist developer to redevelop a ‘neglected’ canal yard near Stockport and convert its listed warehouse into a community hub can go ahead despite the loss of some historic fabric, an inspector...
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04.12.2020access | Development Management & Enforcement | enforcement action | green wedge | Heritage | Housing | Infrastructure - Transport | listed building | parking | Planning Law | settlement boundaries | UK
A round-up of planning appeals: 28 November-4 December, 2020
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02.12.2020
Planning permission and listed building consent have been granted to a single-storey lean-to extension on a grade II listed building in a North Yorkshire town after an inspector found it would not harm its...
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25.11.2020
Plans by a care home to build a specialist dementia care unit in its grounds can go ahead after an inspector decided that the public benefits of the scheme outweighed any potential harm to the setting of the...
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20.11.2020AONB | called-in decision | cycling | Design | Finance & Viability | GPDO | Green Belt | Heritage | Housing | Infrastructure - Transport | listed building | museum | Planning Law | pubs | Regeneration | Rural | UK | Water & Marine
A round-up of planning appeals: 14 November-20 November, 2020
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20.11.2020community facility | Community Infrastructure | East of England | Finance & Viability | Heritage | listed building | pubs | viability
A listed pub in Essex, that closed just over a year after being acquired, cannot be converted into a home following an inspector's ruling that the appellant's evidence 'fell far short' of justifying the...
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