Use classes
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22.05.2019alcohol | antisocial behaviour | crime | Demographics & Population Growth | Environmental | Leeds | Leisure & Tourism | students | Use classes | YorkshireIn a ‘finely balanced’ decision, an inspector has approved plans for a 500-capacity bar in Headingley, Leeds, despite accepting that the scheme would be a ‘retrograde step’ in attempts to control alcohol-...
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14.05.2019care home | Demographics & Population Growth | London | Planning Law | supported housing | Use classesA supported living facility for young people in Barking fell under use class C3(b) and was not a care home, an inspector has ruled in quashing an enforcement action issued by the council.
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15.03.2019change of use | England | Planning Law | Policy & Politics | Technology | Use class orders | Use classesThere’s a growing case for a reconsideration of use classes amid changing shopping, working and leisure...
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14.03.2019England | james brokenshire | permitted development | Policy & Politics | spring statement | Use classesHousing secretary James Brokenshire has outlined plans to extend permitted development on the high street, and to review conversions to residential use amid quality concerns.
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13.03.2019An inspector was not impressed by ‘unclear’ plans to convert a warehouse in Hackney currently in use as an artists’ workshop into a ‘fine dining restaurant and chill-out zone’ .
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08.03.2019affordable housing | Business & Enterprise | Design | Development Management & Enforcement | Finance & Viability | Green Belt | Heritage | Housing | Infrastructure - Transport | Leisure & Tourism | Minerals | minerals | paragraph 79 | pubs | UK | Use classesA round-up of planning appeals: 2 March-8 March, 2019
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07.03.2019An inspector has upheld enforcement action against 13 flats in central Cambridge let as short-term holiday accommodation after finding that they were in ‘some sort of hybrid use’ between use classes C1 (...
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01.03.2019appeal costs | Demographics & Population Growth | Design | Development Management & Enforcement | elderly care | Green Belt | Heritage | Housing | lockdown | Plan Making - Local & Neighbourhood | Planning Law | UK | Use classes
A round-up of planning appeals: 23 February-1 March, 2019
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01.03.2019An inspector has refused permission for a ‘garden shelter’ on green belt land in Surrey, considering the building a residential use despite acknowledging that it has ‘no habitable space’.
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01.03.2019An inspector has granted retrospective permission for a service station in Leeds, following a dispute over whether the attached Starbucks coffee shop should be considered a separate planning unit.
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