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08.07.2019Jodrell Bank Observatory has become a UNESCO World Heritage Site in recognition of its outstanding contribution to scientific history.
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14.06.2019amenity space | change of use | Community Engagement | crowdfunding | Design | Environmental | European protected species | Finance & Viability | Green Belt | green gap | Health | Heritage | Housing | Infrastructure - Transport | Leisure & Tourism | National Park | Public Realm | recovered appeal | Regeneration | Rural | sunlight | UK | wildlife | world heritage siteA round-up of planning appeals: 8 June-14 June, 2019
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14.06.2019An inspector has approved expansion plans at a tourist attraction in the Lake District offering ‘wolf walks’ and other experiences despite harm to the area’s World Heritage Site designation, noting that the...
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08.03.2019building design | conservation area | Design | Heritage | London | protected view | world heritage sitePlans for a £6.6million 15-storey tower described by local residents as a ‘horrific alien phallus’ have been blocked because the development would damage a protected view of the Palace of Westminster....
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16.01.2019building design | Community Infrastructure | conservation area | Heritage | listed building | South West | world heritage siteAn inspector has blocked plans for a modern rear extension to a grade-II listed children’s nursery in Bath to provide additional classroom space, calling the plans ‘intrusive and discordant...
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12.10.2018Business & Enterprise | East Midlands | employment space | greenfield | Heritage | Housing | recovered appeal | world heritage siteThe housing secretary has blocked major plans for the expansion of a Derbyshire boiler factory plus additional housing and office space, citing harm to the nearby Derwent Valley Mills world heritage site....
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15.06.2018care home | Demographics & Population Growth | Heritage | Housing | Infrastructure - Energy | Plan Making - Master Planning | Rural | Technology | trees | UK | Waste & Recycling | waste incinerator | world heritage siteA round-up of legal news: 9 June-15 June, 2018
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30.05.2018Much of the debate about the Liverpool Waters scheme revolves around the site’s World Heritage Listing. But what’s actually listed, and why?
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25.05.2018Resolving the tensions between development and heritage requires vision, sensitive policymaking and plenty of consultation, says Colette McCormack – even more so when the scheme, Liverpool Waters, falls...
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25.05.2018Design | Heritage | Liverpool Waters | Masterplanning | North West | Plan Making - Master Planning | Plan Making - Spatial Planning | protected views | Technology | world heritage siteWhat's to stop a city's most valued buildings being visually swamped by new development? Matt Moody finds out how the masterplanners of the Liverpool Waters scheme have incorporated views into a masterplan...
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