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05.03.2021affordable housing | AONB | appeal costs | conservation area | Finance & Viability | Green Belt | Infrastructure - Transport | pedestrian safety | Planning Law | South West | wheatcroft principles | world heritage siteThe applicant behind plans to build 18 affordable homes near Bath must pay costs, after an inspector ruled that he had attempted to ‘evolve the scheme through the appeals process’ without properly consulting...
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02.10.2020Business & Enterprise | conservation area | Design | Heritage | Housing | Infrastructure - Transport | listed building | PUBLIC OPEN SPACE | UK | urban extension | use class order | world heritage siteA round-up of planing appeals: 26 September-2 October, 2020
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01.10.2020Plans for three self-build homes on the edge of a village within the Cornwall and West Devon mining landscape world heritage site (WHS) would not fit in with the area's dispersed pattern of development', an...
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18.09.2020Economic Growth | Heritage | Infrastructure - Green | Liverpool Docks | North West | UNESCO | world heritage siteThe UK’s first heritage-led development plan has been launched in Liverpool to shape a multibillion-pound programme to regenerate the city’s historic docklands.
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11.09.2020affordable housing | called-in decision | Heritage | Housing | Kew Gardens | London | world heritage siteIn approving plans for 462 new homes in Gunnersbury, the housing secretary sided with the Mayor of London, who overturned the council’s refusal of the scheme despite heritage concerns after the developer...
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30.07.2020aviation | building design | Community Engagement | Design | Health | Heritage | Housing | Infrastructure - Energy | paragraph 79 | recovered appeal | Regeneration | solar farm | Sports & Recreation | UK | VALUED LANDSCAPE | world heritage site
A round-up of planning appeals: 25 July-31 July, 2020
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30.07.2020East Midlands | Green Belt | Heritage | Housing | housing land supply | recovered appeal | Rural | world heritage siteThe housing secretary has refused permission for 185 homes on land in the Derwent Valley Mills World Heritage Site buffer zone, after approving plans by a different developer to build 118 homes on land less...
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30.07.2020East Midlands | five-year housing supply | Heritage | Housing | recovered appeal | world heritage siteThe housing secretary has allowed plans for up to 118 homes in the buffer zone of the Derwent Valley Mills World Heritage Site in Derbyshire, ruling that the scheme’s ‘extremely limited’ heritage harm was...
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26.06.2020AONB | conservation area | fallback | Finance & Viability | Rural | South West | world heritage siteSix affordable homes in Cornwall that would ‘greatly compromise’ views of the surrounding AONB and World Heritage Site can go ahead, after an inspector decided that an extant fallback scheme would be more...
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23.08.2019bats | building design | Design | Environmental | Heritage | Protected species | South West | world heritage site
A design review panel-supported proposal to replace an existing home overlooking the city of Bath with a unique contemporary house has been blocked by an inspector, who cited concerns over the scheme's...
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