A major M42 grey belt employment scheme wins outline permission after the Inspector balances economic need against landscape and agricultural harms.
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A major M42 grey belt employment scheme wins outline permission after the Inspector balances economic need against landscape and agricultural harms.
Redrow wins outline permission for 280 Bushey homes after a grey belt appeal, with Hertsmere also facing a partial costs award.
An Inspector allows five Traveller pitches in Bromsgrove, while varying an existing enforcement notice and imposing conditions for outstanding works.
Grey belt status and Solihull’s 2.13-year housing supply failed to save four proposed homes where the Inspector found no realistic travel alternatives.
A Green Belt LNG fuelling installation fails at appeal despite grey belt status because unmet need was not substantiated.
Four Oxted homes win permission in principle on grey belt despite older local policy, with Golden Rules deferred to technical details.
Nine homes on accepted grey belt at Bearley fail on heritage despite the council’s 2.21-year housing supply.
Grey belt and Traveller need could not overcome habitat protection objections at an Ottershaw caravan site, where enforcement was upheld.
Nine homes at an Essex nursery were refused after the Inspector found that the scheme needed Golden Rules contributions despite being below ten dwellings.
A Richmond hotel loses its temporary dome appeal after an Inspector rejects a grey belt argument and finds separate heritage harm.
A Surrey Hills permission-in-principle appeal succeeds after revised grey belt policy changes the Green Belt assessment, although landscape protection still applies.
Nine homes win outline permission on Alderley Edge grey belt land, while the developer’s separate application for appeal costs fails.
A Havering dealership has lost its appeal after an Inspector rejected its grey belt claim and found Green Belt and heritage harm.
A 67-bedroom nursing home was refused on appeal despite grey belt status, with woodland, protected habitats and poor transport choices proving decisive.
An eight-home scheme at Birchanger failed despite its grey-belt characteristics because affordable housing and accessible green-space commitments were not secured.
An inspector found grey belt land in Surrey but upheld enforcement against a mixed storage yard and residential caravan site.
Up to 100 homes can proceed to detailed design after an Inspector accepted the village location and secured transport improvements.
The nine-home proposal passed the Green Belt policy gateway, but its relationship with the countryside proved decisive against permission.
The Church Lane scheme includes ten affordable homes, with landscape harm outweighed by housing benefits and a 1.2-year land supply.
Nine homes at Elm Barn Farm were rejected after the Inspector found that grey belt status did not overcome an unsuitable location.
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