Mobile homes

More powers for councils to tackle rogue mobile home operators

22.10.2018

Laura Edgar

England | heather wheeler | Mobile homes | Policy & Politics

Mobile home residents will receive greater protection from rogue mobile homes operators who make a profit dishonestly.
High Court throws out bid to overturn Ashford planning breach injunction

13.08.2018

Huw Morris

Demographics & Population Growth | England | Kent | Mobile homes | planning enforcement | Planning Law

Ashford Borough Council has seen off a bid to overturn a High Court injunction against a group that had unlawfully created a mobile home site.
Appeal: More accommodation for seasonal fruit pickers ‘not justified’

12.04.2017

Business & Enterprise | farming | Housing | Mobile homes | Rural | rural worker's dwelling | South West

A proposal to construct an additional 23 mobile homes for agricultural workers at a soft fruit farm in Gloucestershire has been turned down after an inspector found no evidence of an essential need for...
Appeal: Kennel owner’s mobile home deemed unnecessary

20.07.2016

Martha Harris

East of England | Housing | Mobile homes | Rural

An inspector has approved the continued use of a former storage building as a dog kennels in East Tuddenham, Norfolk, but dismissed the application for a mobile home on site after ruling that an essential...
Appeals round-up: Clark supports refusal of Wakefield wind turbines plan; Cheetah enclosure rejected in Cumbria

01.10.2015

Martha Harris

Development Management & Enforcement | Greg Clark | Housing | Infrastructure | Mobile homes | Regeneration | UK | urban regeneraion | wind turbines

A round-up of appeal decisions: 26 September-2 October, 2015
Appeal: Norfolk mobile home park extension approved

28.09.2015

Martha Harris

Breckland District Council | Housing | Mobile homes | Norfolk | UK

Lifestyle Living Group has been granted permission to extend an existing mobile home park to include 54 new homes, against the decision of Breckland District Council.