medical

Appeal: Conversion of Victorian asylum’s ballroom rejected

17.03.2021

Matt Moody

Heritage | listed building | London | medical | Regeneration | scheduled monument

An inspector has refused plans to convert a listed ballroom built for patients at an historic Victorian asylum in Southall into flats, noting the ‘valuable insight’ the building offered on ideas about...
Ireland round-up: €400m medical and housing project proposed for Limerick; Mixed fortunes for south Dublin fast-track schemes

19.02.2021

Roger Milne

Housing | Ireland | Irish Rail | medical | walking

A round-up of planning news in Ireland: 13 February-19 February, 2021
€400m medical and housing project proposed for Limerick

19.02.2021

Roger Milne

Health | healthcare | Housing | Ireland | Limerick | medical

Ambitious proposals for more than 200 new homes, a new hospital and a medical training and research centre have been unveiled as a single development across three sites in Limerick.
Appeal: Notting Hill launderette is ‘necessary for modern urban living’

27.03.2020

Matt Moody

community facility | Community Infrastructure | laundrette | London | medical | viability

An inspector has rejected plans to convert a West London launderette into a dental and medical surgery, ruling that both uses were community facilities that served different functions for local people....
Enforcement: Private osteopath clinic is a community facility, rules inspector

27.11.2019

Matt Moody

change of use | Community Engagement | community facility | Development Management & Enforcement | enforcement notice | housing stock | medical | South East

An inspector has quashed enforcement action against an unauthorised private osteopath clinic in a house in Southampton, ruling that the clinic was a ‘community facility’ and so did not contradict local...