A South Holland fence appeal succeeds after an Inspector gives significant weight to a realistic Part 2 Class A permitted development fallback.
Householder planning can be surprisingly detailed, even for a modest project. Read about extensions, annexes, garages and outbuildings, including decisions on permitted development, conditions and supporting evidence. We explain what made the particular case different and link back to the guidance for planning work at your own home.For the background and current guidance, see common home improvement projects and house extensions under permitted development.
A South Holland fence appeal succeeds after an Inspector gives significant weight to a realistic Part 2 Class A permitted development fallback.
High Easter solar panel appeal succeeds after an Inspector finds roof panels would preserve the setting of a Grade II farmhouse.
Northampton outbuilding annexe appeal succeeds after an Inspector gives moderate weight to a permitted development fallback despite no lawful development certificate.
A Bromley hip-to-gable appeal has succeeded after lawful neighbouring roof alterations and restored symmetry helped persuade the Inspector there was no design harm.
A Bradford residential annexe appeal succeeds after shared cooking, garden and parking links defeat concerns about a future separate dwelling.
A Guildford Green Belt extension appeal succeeds after the Inspector gives significant weight to a more harmful permitted development fallback.
A Romford householder appeal succeeds after the Inspector finds national space standards for new homes do not automatically apply to an extension bedroom.
A Milton Keynes garage conversion appeal fails after lost on-plot parking outweighs the fact that bedroom numbers stayed unchanged.
An Essex Green Belt replacement dwelling clears the NPPF previously developed land test but is dismissed for listed-building setting and rural character harm.
A Norfolk LDC appeal succeeds despite the wrong application form, with the Inspector focusing on the completed works and Class C.
New legislation sets the start date for cross-pavement charging rights, larger electrical infrastructure and an extension for RAAC school buildings.
North Lincolnshire sought to remove six Part 1 rights, but the Inspector retained only Class B after applying new NPPF Policy DM6.
A garden office and gym secured a lawful development certificate after an inspector examined how a former house had been divided into two homes.
The original garage was gone, but Bedford relied on its old condition and overlooked the replacement permission in its own records.
Both proposals at the Buckinghamshire home failed, with a second appeal exposing problems over brickwork, matching materials and protected-land rules.
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