Takeaway

Appeal: 13th takeaway would harm vitality but not health

15.03.2019

Plans for a takeaway near Chrisp Street Market in Poplar – where eight per cent of units are already takeaways – would harm the vitality of the area, an inspector has ruled, but not the health of children...

Appeals round-up: Award-winning gym fails sequential test; Vacant unit preferred to takeaway in Luton

06.04.2018

Matt Moody

A round-up of planning appeals: 31 March-6 April, 2018

Appeal: Vacant unit preferred to takeaway in Luton

04.04.2018

Matt Moody

An inspector has refused permission to convert a vacant former grocery and butcher’s shop in Luton into a restaurant and takeaway because it would harm the vitality of the rest of the shopping parade...

Appeal: ‘Pizza garage’ in conservation area not a public benefit

13.03.2018

Matt Moody

Business & Enterprise | conservation area | Heritage | South East | Takeaway

A business selling artisanal pizzas from a residential garage in a village near Brighton has been refused retrospective permission after an inspector found its public benefit did not outweigh harm to the...

Appeals round-up: No justification for 200 homes in Glasgow green belt; Grass airstrip refused in national park for fourth time

09.02.2018

Matt Moody

A round-up of planning appeals: 2 February-9 February, 2018

Appeal: School takeaway buffer zones should not be ‘as the crow flies’

12.12.2017

Matt Moody

An inspector has approved plans for a KFC restaurant and takeaway in South London despite local policy restricting takeaways within 400 metres of schools, after ruling that actual walking distances should be...

London Plan: Khan lays out his proposals for fracking, cycling, the green belt and pubs

28.11.2017

Laura Edgar

In advance of publishing his draft London Plan on Wednesday (29 November), the capital’s mayor, Sadiq Khan, has announced his plans to protect pubs and the green belt, cut down on takeaways near schools and improve green infrastructure in the city.

Appeal: Smells and queues scupper Oxfordshire fish and chip shop

03.10.2017

Environmental | noise impact | odour | South West | Takeaway

Plans for a fish and chip shop in Bampton, west Oxfordshire, have been refused, after an inspector found that the ‘very high odour’ food and outdoor queueing area would unacceptably harm...

Appeal: Takeaway refused because of local child obesity concerns

27.09.2017

An inspector has ruled that controlling the proliferation of fast-food outlets ‘has a role to play’ in addressing childhood obesity in Wallsend, North Tyneside, where at least 25 per cent of year...

Appeal: Selly Oak restaurant adds to ‘unattractive’ daytime frontage

20.09.2017

An inspector has refused retrospective permission for a burger restaurant and takeaway in Selly Oak, ruling that it would add to the ‘very unattractive appearance’ of the street during the day...

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