privacy

Legal briefs: High Court rejects Tate Modern neighbours’ privacy challenge; South Gloucestershire loses High Court challenge

15.02.2019

Roger Milne

high court | Housing | Infrastructure - Transport | local plan | Plan Making - Local & Neighbourhood | Planning Law | privacy | Public Realm | TfL | UK

A round-up of legal news: 9 February-15 February, 2019
High Court rejects Tate Modern neighbours’ privacy challenge

13.02.2019

Huw Morris

London | Planning Law | privacy | SOUTH BANK

The High Court has thrown out a challenge by residents of luxury flats overlooked by Tate Modern who tried to block visitors looking into their homes from the gallery’s viewing platform.
Appeal: Chelsea balustrade decision turns on definition of 'roof'

18.09.2018

Matt Moody

character and appearance | Development Management & Enforcement | enforcement | London | Planning Law | privacy

An inspector has upheld an enforcement notice against a glass balustrade that was installed on the roof of a Chelsea townhouse, citing technical guidance published in 2017 relating to permitted development...
Appeals round-up: 64-home scheme will see double housing allocation built; Enforcement order to remove second kitchen quashed

14.09.2018

Matt Moody

court of appeal | Design | Development Management & Enforcement | Finance & Viability | Green Belt | Housing | housing allocation | housing need | overlooking | paragraph 55 | paragraph 79 | privacy | UK | viability

A round-up of planning appeals: 8 September-14 September, 2018.