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CASEBOOK: Court cases - Permission to expand nursing home supported
19 December 2003
The High Court has supported an inspector's decision to grant planning permission for the expansion of a nursing home in Walthamstow, concluding that the amenity of neighbours would be protected by the National Care Standards Commission's supervision of admissions criteria. Mr Justice Sullivan concluded that the inspector had been entitled to take this factor into account.
CASEBOOK: Court cases - Gypsy family personal circumstances plea rejected
19 December 2003
A legal challenge brought by a Gypsy against an inspector's decision to refuse planning permission for retaining three mobile homes at a site at Brent Knoll in Somerset has failed, with the High Court finding that the decision had been correctly reached.
CASEBOOK: Court cases - Council required to consider revised permission
19 December 2003
The High Court has ordered North Dorset District Council to modify an open space agreement associated with the development of five houses at a former service station, concluding that although it had a discretion to refuse to modify such agreements, this was not unfettered.
CASEBOOK: Court cases - Legitimate expectation ruled out on land deal
19 December 2003
The Court of Appeal has decided that an inspector who refused permission to extend the period of time for the submission of reserved matters for a seven-bungalow development in Harrogate had been correct and accordingly overturned a previous High Court judgement.
CASEBOOK: Breeding facility turned down on visual grounds
19 December 2003
A proposal for two buildings to be used for collecting semen from horses and bulls at a farm in Nottinghamshire to facilitate high-quality breeding has been refused planning permission on the grounds that it would harm the landscape of the area.
CASEBOOK: Need to hit building target supports case for homes
19 December 2003
A scheme promoted by Crest Nicholson Residential (SW) Ltd to build homes on a greenfield site in Gloucestershire that was allocated for development in a draft local plan has been approved following an inspector's conclusion that it would not prejudice the development plan process.
Genuine community benefit
19 December 2003
It will take more than a rewrite of the planning gain rules to overcome public concerns about unpopular development, warns Dickon Robinson.
No punches pulled in Treasury review
19 December 2003
The Treasury review of housing supply has won praise as a fair-handed analysis of the problems facing the UK market, reports Rob Winkley.
INTERVIEW: Wealth of experience
19 December 2003
The history of planning over the past 60 years has switched between periods of introspection and bursts of dynamic activity, Sir Peter Hall tells David Dewar.
Youthful contenders aim for coveted title
19 December 2003
The polls are now open for RTPI members to make their choice from the shortlisted candidates in the race for Young Planner of the Year 2003, writes Bryan Johnston.
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