restaurant

Covid-19: Pavement licences to be extended

10.03.2021

Laura Edgar

Communities secretary Robert Jenrick has confirmed the extension of temporary pavement licences for another 12 months as part of plans to help the hospitality industry and high streets to recover from the Covid-19 pandemic.

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Appeal: Islington scheme would not prejudice ‘uncertain’ Crossrail 2

23.10.2020

Matt Moody

Plans for a mixed-use conversion scheme in Angel, Islington would not prejudice the ‘uncertain’ Crossrail 2 project, ruled an inspector, before going on to cite poor outlook from the scheme’s proposed flats...

Appeal: Restaurant use allowed after use class order amendment

02.10.2020

Matt Moody

class A | London | Planning Law | restaurant | use class order

Plans to convert a retail unit in Islington into a restaurant that conflicted with local policy have been allowed, after an inspector noted that recent changes to the use classes order meant the scheme no...

Appeal: Bed showroom is a single unit for GPDO purposes

29.05.2020

Matt Moody

An inspector has refused prior approval for the change of use of three adjacent shop units that had together formed one large bed showroom into class A3 (restaurant use), citing conflict with the GPDO....

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...

Appeal: Lack of parking rules out community pizzeria

30.08.2019

Matt Moody

Plans to convert a disused garage in Chesterfield into a community café and pizzeria have been blocked by an inspector, who ruled that a lack of parking nearby meant the scheme would affect highway safety....

Appeal: Conversion of artists’ workshop to ‘fine dining restaurant’ blocked

13.03.2019

Matt Moody

An inspector was not impressed by ‘unclear’ plans to convert a warehouse in Hackney currently in use as an artists’ workshop into a ‘fine dining restaurant and chill-out zone’ .

Appeal: ‘Unfortunate timing’ of article 4 direction prevents restaurant scheme

15.02.2019

Matt Moody

An inspector has upheld a council’s decision to refuse prior approval for the conversion of a phone shop in Leyton into a restaurant, citing an article 4 direction that came into force after the application...

Appeal: Pub with dance floor ‘not a restaurant’

14.02.2019

Matt Moody

An inspector has upheld an enforcement notice alleging the unauthorised change of use of a Glasgow restaurant to a pub, citing its dance floor, dart boards and ‘extensive programme of live music’.

Enforcement: ‘Industrial’ food prep in Notting Hill flat was more than a ‘hobby’

07.02.2019

Matt Moody

A London restaurateur who was once on Interpol’s most-wanted list has failed to overturn an enforcement notice alleging that the flat above his Notting Hill restaurant was being used to prepare food.

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