living conditions
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12.05.2022Business & Enterprise | East of England | living conditions | noise disturbance | Rural | small business
A proposed dog training centre in Deeping St James, Lincolnshire, has been refused after an inspector concluded that the activities at the site would have a harmful impact on residents in neighbouring...
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11.05.2022
An inspector has granted planning permission for a residential tower on Newcastle’s Quayside after deciding that the development would not harm local heritage, and was justified by the benefits it would...
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19.04.2022Business & Enterprise | conservation area | Heritage | Housing | living conditions | North East | Seaham
A mixed-use development in Seaham, County Durham, has been dismissed after an inspector ruled that the new building would look out of place in its historic conservation area setting.
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04.04.2022
The proposed conversion of a floor of office space into five flats in Camden, London, has been dismissed after an inspector identified a range of problems with the proposal, including the standard of living...
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01.10.2021care home | Demographics & Population Growth | economy | employment land | housing land supply | living conditions | London
An inspector has approved plans to build a 63-bed care home on land designated for employment use in Harpenden, noting the ‘significant imbalance’ between employment and housing provision in the area....
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02.09.2021
Plans to demolish a hotel forming part of a Victorian terrace in Ilford to make way for an eight-storey replacement have been blocked by an inspector, who found it ‘difficult to envisage’ how the building...
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20.08.2021air quality | airport | Health | hotel | Infrastructure - Transport | Leisure & Tourism | living conditions | parking | South East
Plans for a hotel near Southend Airport have been granted planning permission after an inspector decided that the scheme offered enough car parking spaces to avoid disrupting the area.
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06.08.2021
Prior approval to add an additional storey to an East London apartment block has been refused by an inspector, who found that the scheme would unacceptably diminish daylight levels reaching the existing...
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06.08.2021charity | East Midlands | Environmental | Housing | Japanese Knotweed | living conditions | PUBLIC OPEN SPACE | trees
A charity’s plans to combine land on the edge of Nottingham purchased at auction in 2018 with three public open spaces to create a 39-acre ‘unity park’ have been blocked by an inspector, who deemed the 11...
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16.07.2021
An inspector has ruled that a shed extension to a Solihull nursing home would cause unacceptable harm to the living conditions of residents in a neighbouring care home.
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