skateboarding

Northern Ireland round-up: Boost for Ballymena jobs in prospect; Green light for bigger Banbridge quarry

17.07.2020

Roger Milne

Community Engagement | Economic Growth | Northern Ireland | quarry | skateboarding

A round-up of planning news in Northern Ireland: 11 July-17 July, 2020
Appeals round-up: Back-garden skate ramp would disturb relatives next door; Modular beauty pod allowed despite vacant shop units

12.06.2020

Matt Moody

appeal costs | Business & Enterprise | Environmental | Green Belt | Heritage | Housing | Infrastructure - Transport | Leisure & Tourism | parking | pubs | retail | Rural | skateboarding | trees | UK

A round-up of planning appeals: 6 May-12 June, 2020
Appeal: Back-garden skate ramp would disturb relatives next door

12.06.2020

Matt Moody

Environmental | Leisure & Tourism | noise impact | overlooking | skateboarding | South West

An inspector has cited disturbance of a neighbour in refusing retrospective consent for a skate ramp in the back garden of a Devon home, despite the occupants of both properties being related.
Enforcement: Self-assembly skateboard ramp is a building for planning purposes

15.11.2019

Matt Moody

building definition | Development Management & Enforcement | enforcement notice | Scotland | skateboarding | Sports & Recreation

A reporter has upheld an enforcement notice to remove a self-assemble skateboard ramp from a garden on the grounds that it is a building and therefore requires planning permission.
London skatepark gains protected status

29.10.2014

Laura Edgar

Grade II listed | Heritage | Hornchurch | London | Rom Skatepark | skateboarding

An icon of the 1970s British skateboard scene has been awarded Grade II protected status.