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30.07.2020density | Design | Health | Housing | living conditions | London | London Plan | permitted development | privacy | PTAL
Plans to build 110 new homes next to an office block in Romford already being converted into 109 flats under permitted development rules suffered from a range of issues that were ‘symptomatic of the site’s...
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07.05.2020Demographics & Population Growth | elderly housing | Health | living conditions | overlooking | privacy | retirement | South East
Plans for 61 sheltered apartments can go ahead in Camberley, an inspector has ruled, deciding that an exception to the council's building design guidance was justified.
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10.01.2020
An inspector has upheld enforcement action against a homeowner who installed a 20ft CCTV mast in his rear garden that overlooked his neighbour’s outdoor swimming pool and bedroom balcony, calling it ‘...
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20.09.2019animals | building design | Business & Enterprise | Community Engagement | Design | Development Management & Enforcement | enforcement | Green Belt | Heritage | infill development | inquiry | paragraph 79 | Planning Law | privacy | UK | victorian
A round-up of planning appeals: 14 September-20 September, 2019
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20.09.2019
An inspector has blocked plans for a play frame that would directly overlook the beer garden of a neighbouring pub, finding ‘an unacceptable impact’' on patrons’ privacy.
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02.08.2019Demographics & Population Growth | East of England | Health | outlook | overlooking | privacy | student accommodation
Revised plans to build 252 units of student accommodation in Norwich's central conservation area can go ahead, an inspector has ruled, a year after the original application was rejected at appeal for harm to...
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17.07.2019Health | industrial estate | living conditions | outlook | privacy | space standards | West Midlands
An inspector has refused retrospective permission for the conversion of an industrial/commercial building in Birmingham into 12 'very small' flats, noting that occupants' possessions were 'spread on the...
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15.02.2019high 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
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13.02.2019
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.
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18.09.2018character 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...
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