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CASEBOOK: Downloading decisions
9 January 2004
Decision letters for all cases with a DCS reference number can be immediately downloaded from the DCS website for £10 + VAT per case. Readers without a free entry code can apply through the site. The site may also be used to browse for details of previous cases published in Casebook and many others of interest.www.dcservices.co.uk.
CASEBOOK: Appeal cases - Retail development - Store extension allowed due to enhanced control
9 January 2004
Tesco Stores Ltd has secured permission for a 1,000 sq m extension to a store in Hertfordshire, having demonstrated a need for the development even though the sequential approach was not satisfied.
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT NEWS BRIEF: A memorial service is being held ...
9 January 2004
A memorial service is being held at St-Martins-in-the-Bullring, Birmingham, on 22 January for Les Milner, the founder of housing association and charity St Basil's. The organisation provides a range of services for vulnerable young people in the West Midlands. Milner, who was director of St Basil's for 27 years, died at the age of 68 after a short illness.
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT NEWS BRIEF: An upgrade of Thameslink rail ...
9 January 2004
An upgrade of Thameslink rail services is on course to bring major benefits to businesses and residents in the South East of England, according to the chair of the Thameslink 2000 consortium. At a recent meeting of consortium members, Mark Miller said that earlier setbacks would not hold up the delivery of improvements. He predicted that implementation of the scheme will begin in 2006.
CASEBOOK: Appeal cases - Mixed development - Replacements rejected in conservation area
9 January 2004
A development comprising shops and flats in the centre of a Cornish seaside resort has been rejected because it involved the demolition of two buildings that made a positive contribution to the character of a conservation area.
CASEBOOK: Appeal cases - Minerals development - Gas exploration judged no threat to park prospects
9 January 2004
A scheme promoted by Sterling Resources (UK) Ltd for a temporary drilling site in the Cleveland countryside has been approved after an inspector accepted that it would not deter potential occupiers of a nearby business park.
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT NEWS BRIEF: Users of a Scottish grants scheme ...
9 January 2004
Users of a Scottish grants scheme for establishing and maintaining woodlands are being invited to submit their views on the scheme. The Forestry Commission Scotland will take into account the views submitted when considering what improvements can be made to the forestry grants scheme. For more information visit www.forestry.gov.uk/scotland.
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT NEWS BRIEF: Peterborough has the potential ...
9 January 2004
Peterborough has the potential for substantial economic growth over the next 20 years, according to a study commissioned by the East of England Regional Assembly. It says Peterborough deserves special consideration in future development proposals because it is central to a sub-region spanning the boundaries of the East of England and East Midlands regions. The Peterborough Sub-Regional Study is available at www.eera.gov.uk.
CASEBOOK: Appeal cases - Listed buildings - Fencing allowed to remain to protect family
9 January 2004
An inspector has allowed the retention of plastic chain link fencing at a grade II listed building in west London following claims by the appellant's wife that it was necessary to deter intruders and protect her from attack.
CASEBOOK: Appeal cases - Leisure and entertainment - Hostess bar judged to have acquired immunity
9 January 2004
A lawful development certificate (LDC) has been issued for use of the basement and part of the ground floor of a property in central London as a hostess bar after an inspector concluded that it had existed for ten years.
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