wind turbines

Appeal: Denbighshire wind farm would not harm landscape

20.05.2016

Sixteen wind turbines are to be built on a site near Brenig reservoir in Wales, after an inspector declared that the landscape impact of the proposal would be no greater than a scheme that already had...

Appeal: Affordable housing clause fails planning obligation tests

18.05.2016

Martha Harris

A clause requiring an annual financial contribution towards affordable housing has been removed from a planning obligation attached to an approved wind farm in Turriff, Aberdeenshire, after a reported...

Appeals round-up: Two housing schemes turned down to avoid unacceptable merging of towns; Advertising scheme will help Brighton’s Sea Life Centre landmark

18.03.2016

Martha Harris

A round up of appeal decisions: 12 March-18 March, 2016

Courtroom Gavel - legal changes that affect planners

Legal briefs: Denbigh hospital compulsory purchase row settled in court

18.03.2016

Roger Milne

A round up of legal news: 12 March-18 March, 2016

Appeal: Landscape impact sees Staffordshire wind turbines rejected

15.03.2016

Martha Harris

Climate Change | Infrastructure | West Midlands | wind turbines

Communities secretary Greg Clark has refused permission for two 500 kilowatt wind turbines at Haunton Manor Farm in Staffordshire, after agreeing with an inspector’s assessment that the turbines would have...

Appeals round-up: West Sussex housing scheme is turned down at appeal again; Lambing shed ruled detrimental to national park

12.02.2016

Martha Harris

A round-up of appeal decisions: 6 February-12 February, 2016

Appeal: Wind turbines cause unacceptable harm to ‘drumlin’ landscape

12.02.2016

Martha Harris

Permission for the erection of three wind turbines on land near Brightenber Hill, Skipton, has been refused after a ruling that the turbines would cause unacceptable harm to the living conditions of nearby...

Appeals round-up: Solar park refused owing to impact on footpaths; Clark rules wind turbines harmful to heritage assets

29.01.2016

Martha Harris

A round-up of appeal decisions: 23 January-29 January, 2016

Appeal: Clark rules wind turbines harmful to heritage assets

27.01.2016

Martha Harris

Communities secretary Greg Clark has allowed the erection of two temporary anemometer masts, but dismissed the erection of four wind turbines near Torr Works Quarry in Somerset, after finding that the...

Appeals round-up: Farringdon East Crossrail ‘over site development’ approved; DCLG refuses retirement homes for Thame police station site

22.01.2016

Martha Harris

A round-up of appeal decisions: 16 January-22 January, 2016

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