listed building

Appeals round-up: Council defeated in abandonment hearing; McDonald’s allowed near primary school despite obesity fears

15.01.2021

Matt Moody

A round-up of planning appeals: 9 January-15 January, 2021

Appeal: Enforcement quashed despite listed building’s musical history

15.01.2021

Matt Moody

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...

Appeal: Flats to adjoin theatre violate ‘agent of change’ principle

15.01.2021

Matt Moody

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...

Appeal: Mixed-use Bath scheme will preserve family business

08.01.2021

Matt Moody

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....

Appeal: Canal yard regeneration scheme’s public benefits prove decisive

11.12.2020

Matt Moody

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...

Appeals round-up: Construction hours extended at Suffolk homes site; Inspector backs extension to grade II listed building in Malton

04.12.2020

Matt Moody

A round-up of planning appeals: 28 November-4 December, 2020

Appeal: Inspector backs extension to grade II listed building in Malton

02.12.2020

Huw Morris

Design | extension | Heritage | listed building | Yorkshire

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...

Appeal: Dementia unit’s benefits outweigh listed care home harm

25.11.2020

Matt Moody

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...

Appeals round-up: Cycle space requirement for HMO halved; Norfolk scrape could cause more harm than good

20.11.2020

Matt Moody

A round-up of planning appeals: 14 November-20 November, 2020

Appeal: Pub closed one year after acquisition cannot be converted

20.11.2020

Matt Moody

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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