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15.01.2021Green Belt | Heritage | historic significance | Leisure & Tourism | logistics | military | tourism | very special circumstances | West Midlands
Plans have been approved to convert Drakelow Tunnels, the largest underground space in the UK open to the public, into a warehouse for 10,000 tonnes of wine, a bespoke bat roost and a museum, after an...
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08.01.2021
Plans for a miniature railway in Cornwall can go ahead despite conflict with local landscape policy, an inspector has ruled, after the scheme’s economic, social and environmental benefits proved decisive....
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28.08.2020
Plans to convert 20 of a Great Yarmouth hotel’s 60 rooms into flats to fund the refurbishment of the rest of the hotel have been rejected by an inspector, who found the loss of holiday accommodation...
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26.08.2020Economic Growth | Heritage | Leisure & Tourism | tourism | UK | UK economy | World Travel and Tourism Council
The UK economy could lose £22 billion from lost international tourism in the aftermath of the Covid-19 pandemic.
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17.08.2020
Domestic travel around the UK will be important to safeguarding domestic tourism and the support of jobs as part of the recovery from Covid-19.
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01.05.2020
Plans to use an area of land in the Eden Valley as a temporary stopping place for a horse-drawn gypsy caravan tourism business can go ahead after an inspector found no harm to the surrounding AONB.
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20.03.2020Environmental | Heritage | historic significance | listed building | North West | Protected species | tourism
Plans for three shepherd’s cabins in the grounds of a listed Lake District hotel frequented by William Wordsworth have been blocked for heritage and ecology reasons.
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10.01.2020boats | canal | Edinburgh | Infrastructure - Transport | Leisure & Tourism | public safety | school | Scotland | Sports & Recreation | tourism
A reporter has dismissed a canal-side school’s concerns that plans for five boat hotels would prevent its canoe club from accessing the water, ruling that it would be ‘extremely foolish’ to disregard the...
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05.12.2019Business & Enterprise | Community Engagement | community facility | Cymru | hearing | Heritage | hotel | parking | tourism
A developer's plans to split a popular hotel into three separate businesses following the retirement of its former owners has been rejected, after local residents 'spoke powerfully' about the effects of...
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30.08.2019
A 15ft straw castle would harm the setting of a grade-II listed water mill on the Isle of Wight, ruled an inspector, before deeming the rest of a ‘loosely King Arthur-themed’ mini-golf course acceptable....
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