noise impact

Appeal: Community centre would be sixfold breach of policy threshold

18.10.2018

An inspector has refused permission for a Stratford community centre to host up to 100 people at once, because it would be more than six times the threshold of 15 people cited in the local development plan...

Legal briefs: Irish cabinet loses reveal case; Lambeth noise complaints challenge

28.09.2018

Matt Moody

A round-up of legal news: 22 September-28 September, 2018

Appeals round-up: Council must pay costs for refusing lap-dancing club; Temporary accommodation allowed at stricken alpaca farm

07.09.2018

Matt Moody

A round-up of planning appeals: 1 September-7 September, 2018.

Appeal: 193 homes allowed next to M61 motorway

04.09.2018

Matt Moody

Plans for 193 homes near Preston can go ahead, an inspector has ruled, despite findings that noise from the nearby M61 motorway would breach international outdoor noise guidelines.

Appeal: Approval for climbing school in Hammersmith railway arches

31.08.2018

Matt Moody

Plans to convert four railway arches in West London into an indoor and outdoor climbing centre and school can go ahead, after an inspector dismissed concerns over noise and parking.

Legal briefs: Herefordshire council ‘bang to rights’ over noise issue; Top Surrey cop blames councils over traveller sites

31.08.2018

Matt Moody

A round-up of legal news: 25 August-31 August, 2018

Appeal: Inspector finds elegance in simple form of Brentford flats

28.08.2018

Matt Moody

Plans for nine flats adjacent to the M4 motorway can go ahead despite the council's air quality and noise concerns, after an inspector approved of the scheme's 'simple' design.

Appeal: Extended hours at 166-year old cricket club would disrupt new homes

02.08.2018

Matt Moody

An inspector has issued a split decision on an appeal by Darlington Cricket Club to extend the permitted use times of its all-weather practice nets, in light of complaints from the owners of newly built...

Appeal: Cricket nets ‘to be expected’ at historic cricket club

12.07.2018

Matt Moody

An inspector has approved a set of cricket nets at Harlow Cricket Club in Essex, finding no unacceptable noise disruption or harm to the setting of a nearby conservation area.

Appeal: Flats next to railway line would have ‘oppressive’ outlook

29.06.2018

Matt Moody

East Midlands | Environmental | Infrastructure - Transport | living conditions | noise impact

An inspector has refused plans to convert a retail unit in Leicester into nine studio flats, ruling that the adjacent railway line would create a ‘restrictive and oppressive’ outlook for...

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