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Legal briefs: Ireland’s climate change strategy under fire in court; Ruling on ‘aggrieved person’ in Aberdeenshire quarry wrangle

25.01.2019

Roger Milne

A round-up of legal news: 19 January-25 January, 2019

Appeals round-up: Housing scheme’s layout would not create ‘self-contained ghettos’; HMOs have led to ‘negative perceptions’ of Pontypridd student area

18.01.2019

Matt Moody

A round-up of planning appeals: 12 January-18 January, 2019

Appeal: Aldi supermarket approved contrary to development plan

16.01.2019

Matt Moody

Following a five-day inquiry an inspector has approved plans for an Aldi supermarket on the edge of Gillingham, Dorset, ruling that it would not prejudice the council’s plans for an urban extension to...

Legal briefs: Welsh language campaigners go to court over planning guidelines

10.08.2018

Roger Milne

A round-up of legal news: 4 August-10 August, 2018.

Appeals round-up: Sainsbury's online delivery hub would harm character; Detached garage 'would not be separate' from main home

01.06.2018

Matt Moody

A round-up of planning appeals: 26 May-1 June, 2018

Appeal: Sainsbury's online delivery hub would harm character

29.05.2018

Matt Moody

Business & Enterprise | character and appearance | internet | North West | supermarket

Plans to add an 'online distribution hub' to a Sainsbury's supermarket in Morecambe have been refused, after an inspector found unacceptable harm to the character of the area.

Appeal: ‘Market will decide’ fate of Devon cattle market site

10.05.2018

Matt Moody

An inspector has rejected plans for 55 homes on a former cattle market in Devon allocated in the emerging local plan for a food store, despite landowner Tesco’s decision to withdraw its plans for a new...

Appeal: Javid allows 683-home Sainsbury’s scheme with 4% affordable housing

14.03.2018

Matt Moody

Sajid Javid has approved plans submitted by Sainsbury’s to build 683 homes as part of its Ilford superstore redevelopment with just 4 per cent affordable housing provision.

Appeal: South-west London houses will make way for Lidl car park expansion

22.11.2017

Matt Moody

An inspector has allowed plans to demolish two family-sized homes in Chessington to expand a supermarket car park despite conflict with the London Plan, ruling that the loss would be negligible.

Courtroom Gavel - legal changes that affect planners

Legal briefs: Billionaire loses Creag Riabhach Wind Farm challenge

01.09.2017

Roger Milne

A round-up of legal news: 26 August-1 September, 2017

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