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Appeals round-up: Hair salon allowed at rural fishery; Long-time loss-making pub not necessarily unviable

15.10.2021

Matt Moody

A round-up of planning appeals: 9 October-15 October, 2021

Appeal: Poultry facility’s odour would disrupt research centre

15.10.2021

Matt Moody

Plans for a poultry facility with a capacity for 141,000 birds have been blocked after an inspector decided that a nearby scientific research centre was not an industrial use and therefore had a higher...

Legal briefs: Legal challenge launched against South Oxfordshire local plan; Smelly Belfast landfill provokes action

29.01.2021

Roger Milne

A round-up of legal news: 23 January-29 January, 2021

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Appeal: New home allowed within sewage works ‘cordon sanitaire’

13.11.2020

Matt Moody

East of England | Health | living conditions | odour | sewage

An inspector has approved plans for a new home within the 400m exclusion zone of Chelmsford’s water recycling centre, noting that the area’s prevailing wind would carry odours away from the appeal site....

Appeal: Steelworks-adjacent housing rejected again

16.10.2020

Matt Moody

Plans to build 90 homes next to a major steelworks in Corby that can operate 24 hours a day have been rejected after the appellant failed to address concerns that saw its earlier application for 167 homes on...

Appeal: Newcastle housing scheme blocked over odour concerns

26.06.2020

Matt Moody

An inspector has ruled that plans for 58 flats downwind of Newcastle’s principal recycling and waste treatment facility could lead to odour complaints that would disrupt the city’s waste management services...

Appeal: Garden ‘BBQ hut’ retrospectively approved

12.06.2020

Matt Moody

An inspector has approved plans for a timber hut with built-in barbecue in the rear garden of a Weymouth home, ruling that its effects would be no worse than those caused by a garden party or normal outdoor...

Appeal: Meals on wheels scheme allowed to replace axed council service

28.02.2020

Matt Moody

A Carmarthenshire woman's plan to run a meals on wheels service from an outbuilding at her home to replace a service previously offered by the county council can go ahead, an inspector has ruled, citing the...

Appeal: Hillside pigeon loft 'caused neighbours distress'

31.01.2020

Matt Moody

An inspector has refused retrospective permission for a second pigeon loft behind a terrace of homes in the Rhondda Valley, ruling that odour, noise and vermin concerns had 'clearly disturbed' nearby...

Appeal: Deliveroo ‘dark kitchen’ in Swiss Cottage wins 12-month reprieve

18.09.2019

Matt Moody

A controversial delivery-only kitchen facility operated by app-based startup Deliveroo has been awarded a temporary 12-month permission, subject to numerous conditions and compliance with a community liaison...

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