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17.09.2021Climate Change | Cymru | Development of National Significance | Infrastructure - Energy | landscape | Rural | solar farm | temporary permission
Welsh rural affairs minister Lesley Griffiths has refused plans for a solar farm between Cardiff and Newport that would have powered 32,000 homes for 40 years against the advice of an inspector, citing harm...
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28.05.2021Business & Enterprise | christmas | Events | grade I listed | Leisure & Tourism | South East | temporary permission
An inspector has approved the use of a car park in the Hertfordshire green belt for corporate Christmas parties during the festive period each year, noting that events would be held in London instead if...
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20.05.2021
A Kent private school occupying the grade I listed country home of Charles Dickens has had its application for permanent permission for a temporary building first installed at the site in 2003 denied by an...
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09.04.2021covid-19 | Demographics & Population Growth | Environmental | flood risk | Scotland | temporary permission | traveller pitches
Scottish ministers have granted permission for a Gypsy and Traveller site in Aberdeenshire after calling it in for a second time, citing the ‘significant hardship’ that would befall residents if permission...
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11.06.2020
Cheltenham Borough Council is accelerating applications for temporary changes to the use of public areas and private land to help businesses to recover from the effects of the coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic.
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13.09.2019Cymru | Heritage | Infrastructure - Transport | Rural | Scheduled Ancient Monument | solar power | temporary permission | Welsh Government
Welsh housing minister Julie James has approved a Development of National Significance application for a major solar park near Tredegar, despite concerns over harm to the setting of the country's...
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02.07.2019Community Engagement | fall-back | Green Belt | noise impact | parking | permitted development | South West | temporary permission
A car boot sale in Staffordshire that already has permission to operate for 24 days a year on green belt land would cause unacceptable harm if it was allowed to trade for 40 days a year, an inspector has...
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14.11.2018air quality | cars | Environmental | Infrastructure - Transport | London | noise impact | temporary permission | traffic
A driving test centre operating from a hotel in Bromley can continue for another 12 months, an inspector has ruled, calling the facility ‘an important public service’.
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