A 31-home Somerset scheme has lost its appeal over rural road safety and countryside character despite the council dropping its opposition.
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A 31-home Somerset scheme has lost its appeal over rural road safety and countryside character despite the council dropping its opposition.
Two Barnsley communication hub appeals have succeeded, allowing a Cheapside kiosk with digital advertising and a defibrillator under separate conditions.
A Devon Inspector has granted a lawful-use certificate for a rural dwelling after applying the old four-year enforcement period and weighing imperfect evidence.
An Inspector has approved new Class E uses at the former John Salt pub in Islington, but refused the separate claim for appeal costs.
An Inspector has allowed 97 homes at Priests Lane, Brentwood, and awarded full appeal costs after scrutinising conflicting affordable housing evidence.
New Inspectorate figures show 10,025 open cases, rising section 78 appeal receipts and sharply different decision times across procedures.
An Essex butchery appeal fails because traffic risks to Epping Forest could not be ruled out, despite a favourable Green Belt balance.
A Buckinghamshire self-build proposal wins permission in principle after new national policy weakens countryside restrictions and changes the council’s position.
A Leeds student housing scheme fails despite meeting sunlight guidance, with the Inspector prioritising a recovery centre’s only outdoor space.
A Wiltshire barn conversion appeal succeeds under revised Green Belt policy despite weak evidence for essential on-site rural worker accommodation.
An Inspector quashes a Redbridge enforcement notice over a garden treehouse and garage roof, granting retrospective permission for both structures.
A small battery storage compound near a Lichfield roundabout wins appeal after an Inspector rejects the council’s highway safety objections.
Birmingham’s restaurant extraction refusal is overturned after an Inspector finds the proposed Class E restaurant was wrongly treated as a takeaway.
Scarborough café decking is allowed despite highway concerns, but separate landowner and highway permissions may still be required.
An Inspector quashes a Driffield enforcement notice after its wording risked unintended deemed permission. A separate costs claim fails.
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