A Mayfair restaurant wins approval for revised shopfront details, but its fold-down benches must still be secured when outdoor tables are removed.
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A Mayfair restaurant wins approval for revised shopfront details, but its fold-down benches must still be secured when outdoor tables are removed.
A Dorset sheep-farm storage building wins prior approval after an Inspector finds agricultural necessity and acceptable landscape effects despite council objections.
An Inspector grants a Bexley children’s home lawful use certificate after finding a proposed two-child residential home would not materially change the dwelling.
A South Downs office returns to residential use after an Inspector accepts extensive marketing evidence despite gaps in the supporting paperwork.
A Devon barn wins Class Q prior approval after an Inspector accepts structural evidence and rejects objections about drainage and external works.
An Inspector allows 38 Peckham flats despite design defects, rejects an unjustified £1 million contribution and orders Southwark to pay partial costs.
Two allowed appeals clarify when extra bedroom accommodation remains ancillary to a house, despite council objections about design, living standards and parking.
Woking’s appeal over an extended domestic garden failed after an Inspector distinguished the application red line from the approved residential curtilage.
Two enforcement notices against airport parking near Bristol Airport have been upheld, with an Inspector rejecting requests for additional time to comply.
Two children’s home appeals decided on the same day show how planning permission and lawful development certificates require different evidence and tests.
A Barnet holiday-let appeal failed on housing supply, despite the Inspector rejecting a town-centre sequential test and finding no unacceptable neighbour harm.
An inspector rejects permitted development arguments for a concrete-block wall across an unfinished Okehampton road and upholds enforcement.
An inspector allows a dormer extension to an existing flat despite a minor space-standard shortfall, drawing a distinction from new homes.
Nine flats near Aldermaston were refused on appeal after emergency planners warned that a strained nuclear incident response could not absorb more residents.
A 1.8-metre corner-plot fence was not permitted development, but an inspector granted retrospective permission and quashed the enforcement notice.
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