listed building consent
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03.07.2020covid-19 | extra care | Heritage | listed building | listed building consent | North West | Planning Law | police
An inspector has rejected a developer’s unsupported claim that alterations to a 17th century building were justified because ‘a concerned police officer’ had advised him to secure it against vandalism and...
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13.03.2020
The Welsh Government has proposed changes to the listed building consent regime that would make planning authorities, rather than ministers, responsible for determining certain categories.
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07.08.2018Development Consent Order | Housing | HS2 | Infrastructure - Transport | International | listed building consent | UK | Water & Marine
A round-up of planning news: Tuesday 7 August, 2018
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28.03.2018
Proposals by the Law Commission that would see approvals for changes to Listed Building Consents and general planning applications combined would put heritage sites at risk, according to RTPI Cymru.
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12.01.2017canterbury | canterbury catherdral | Heritage | Leisure & Tourism | listed building consent | South East
Canterbury City Council has granted planning approval and listed building consent for the design of a new welcome centre for Canterbury Cathedral.
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27.09.2016
An inspector has refused listed building consent and planning permission for the conversion of a listed former Baptist church into a residential unit in Holt, Wrexham, after finding that the changes proposed...
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26.09.2016
A reporter has approved the construction of two dwellings in an area of green belt in Cardross, Argyll and Bute, after determining that the scheme would not be detrimental to heritage assets in the vicinity...
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23.03.2016
Environment minister Mark H Durkan has begun consulting on proposals to remove the exemption from listing controls that apply to all active listed places of worship in Northern Ireland.
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07.12.2015
The number of Listed Building Consent (LBC) applications has risen since the recession, according to a recent report.
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