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19.02.2021A polytunnel in the green belt that was previously legally certified as a building by the local council can be replaced with a single-storey home, an inspector ruled, noting that the home proposed would ‘...
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05.02.2021An inspector has upheld a 1962 planning condition limiting the number of caravans at a Surrey park to 150 in refusing permission for an extra six caravans, ruling that the condition remained relevant for the...
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29.01.2021An inspector has refused retrospective permission for a shed used by the appellant’s daughter for dancing practice despite it having been in situ for ‘several years’, ruling that personal circumstances did...
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20.11.2020Plans to build eight 'low profile' bungalows on previously developed land near Basildon can go ahead, after an inspector ruled that the scheme was not inappropriate green belt development and would not harm...
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13.11.2020Green Belt | Holiday accommodation | Leisure & Tourism | openness | reservoir | South West | Water & MarinePlans to moor a decommissioned sailing boat on a reservoir in the Hertfordshire green belt for use as holiday accommodation have been blocked by an inspector, who decided that it would harm the ‘spatial...
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27.11.2019equestrian | Green Belt | openness | Rural | South East | Sports & Recreation | very special circumstancesAn inspector has rejected a three-time British Open champion showjumper’s plans to build a private indoor arena in Surrey, citing harm...
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04.10.2019Business & Enterprise | essential need | Green Belt | North West | openness | Rural | rural worker's dwellingPlans for a farm worker’s bungalow at an alpaca farm near Warrington have been rejected after an inspector found unacceptable harm to the green belt and no ‘very special circumstances’ to justify it.
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30.07.2019Plans for an 82-bed care home in the Buckinghamshire green belt would cause unacceptable harm to green belt openness, an inspector has ruled, despite the 'clear need' for care provision in the area.
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17.07.2019Plans for a 'timber octagonal canopy' to create a 'covered grieving area' at an existing crematorium in Hertfordshire can go ahead, after an inspector ruled that green belt openness need not be 'entirely...
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15.05.2019An inspector has approved plans for a grain store and associated hardstanding on green belt land south of Cambridge, ruling that the scheme was not harmful to green belt openness if considered as a whole....
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