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Legal briefs: Coventry secures fine over enforcement notice; Dublin bridges challenge

11.01.2019

Matt Moody

bridge | Business & Enterprise | enforcement notice | hotel | Infrastructure - Transport | Planning Law | restaurant | UK

A round-up of legal news: 5th January-11 January, 2019
Appeal: Time Out ‘fine dining market’ would harm conservation area

17.08.2018

Matt Moody

Business & Enterprise | conservation area | Environmental | Heritage | inquiry | London | public safety | restaurant

A proposal by Time Out magazine to convert a former stables in East London into a multi-floor food court has been blocked, because the proposed roof alterations would ‘erode the identity...
Appeal: Dock restaurants scheme outweighs houseboat owner’s human rights

17.04.2018

Matt Moody

Bristol | Development Management & Enforcement | Docklands | Heritage | human rights | living conditions | restaurant | South West

Plans to restore two historic waterside docking sheds in Bristol as restaurants can go ahead after an inspector backed the council in its attempts to relocate a nearby houseboat against the will of its...
Appeal: Tables and chairs would cause ‘severe risk to pedestrian safety’

14.03.2018

Matt Moody

London | pedestrian safety | Public Realm | restaurant

A bakery near Victoria Coach Station in West London has been refused permission to place tables and chairs on the street outside its premises because it would breach the council’s usable width...
Appeal: Five Guys Kensington access ‘far from ideal’ for disabled customers

01.02.2018

Matt Moody

accessiblity | Demographics & Population Growth | disability | Finance & Viability | London | restaurant

The Kensington High Street branch of burger chain Five Guys must install a permanent access ramp, an inspector has ruled, dismissing the appellant’s claim that doing so would cost ‘hundreds of...
Appeals round-up: 400-home scheme would not preclude road development; Green belt home would not meet ‘high bar' of paragraph 55

24.11.2017

Matt Moody

Community Infrastructure | Design | Development Management & Enforcement | Green Belt | Housing | housing supply | local plan | noise impact | paragraph 55 | Plan Making - Spatial Planning | restaurant | Sports & Recreation | UK

A round-up of planning appeals: 20 November-26 November, 2017
Appeal: Unlawful basement alterations led to ‘vast restaurant complex’ in Islington

23.11.2017

Matt Moody

Business & Enterprise | Development Management & Enforcement | enforcement | Heritage | Islington | listed building | London | restaurant

Permission has been refused for three Islington restaurants to operate lawfully as separate businesses after unlawful basement alterations created a ‘vast restaurant complex’ because they would...
Appeals round-up: Office space preferred to more hotel rooms in Islington; ‘No interest in split decision’ for pub refurbishment

03.04.2017

accessible housing | affordable housing | Business & Enterprise | Community Engagement | horses | Housing | Infrastructure - Transport | Leisure & Tourism | office space | Plan Making - Local & Neighbourhood | restaurant | Rural | UK

A round-up of appeal decisions: 25th-31st March 2017
Appeal: Open windows in 'stress area' would harm living conditions

16.03.2017

Leisure & Tourism | London | noise impact | Plan Making - Local & Neighbourhood | restaurant | west end

A West London restaurant's plan to install opening windows has been blocked after an inspector ruled noise disruption was already too high in the area