An Inspector accepts eight residents at an existing Redshaw Street HMO after assessing bedroom quality and communal accommodation together.
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An Inspector accepts eight residents at an existing Redshaw Street HMO after assessing bedroom quality and communal accommodation together.
A viable barn-conversion fallback outweighs countryside concerns at Blacklocks Farm, but the developer’s separate claim for appeal costs is refused.
Permission is granted for 36 homes north of Wotton Close, including 11 affordable homes, while both sides lose their costs applications.
A replacement communications kiosk and two digital screens are approved on Camden Road, with conditions controlling brightness, images and maintenance.
Five homes behind Doverfield win permission, with full appeal costs awarded after an Inspector finds the council’s refusal unreasonable.
An Inspector allows substantial changes to a Crimicar Lane house after finding its design would fit the varied, sloping street.
Early proposals would improve links between Edgeley and the town centre, with residents invited to help shape the station’s next stage.
England’s new flood-advice hub brings risk checks and preparation together, but warnings and planning evidence have important limits.
Edinburgh residents and artists can comment on emerging mixed-use proposals before a planning application expected in early 2027.
Gleeson Land seeks an environmental screening opinion for housing beside the A4103, with public comments invited before the council decides.
A revised community venue proposal links Bridge Street with Clock Basin, but heritage, access and operating details still await assessment.
An Inspector accepts a deeper rear extension because the neighbouring houses’ separation and angled layout would preserve adequate outlook.
A bungalow enlargement succeeds after an Inspector weighs the remaining gaps, roof shape and the arrangement of homes around a turning head.
The draft links future homes and jobs with transport access. Residents and developers can comment before 16th November.
A climate adaptation report recommends a new consultation role near disused tips, while Wales prepares its future safety authority.
The court found protective duties were breached at a Norfolk wetland, but left any further orders for later submissions.
A final online session on 12th October will examine revised proposals for Heathlands, a 5,000-home garden settlement near Lenham.
A two-home Smarden scheme lost at appeal as the Inspector weighed Ashford’s housing land shortfall against walking access and countryside harm.
Cotswold has extended its final Local Plan consultation after releasing previously unpublished responses, giving objectors until 3rd November to challenge soundness.
Redcar and Cleveland’s updated Local Plan programme schedules scoping from 16th November and adoption in September 2029, subject to gateway reviews.
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