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ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT NEWS BRIEF: North-East theatre chiefs ...
9 January 2004
North-East theatre chiefs have asked Newcastle City Council to pledge a further £2 million to the city's culture quarter project to allow the redevelopment of Newcastle Playhouse to go ahead. As part of an £8 million fundraising campaign, Northern Arts asked the city's cabinet to provide the cash in addition to the £2.3 million it promised for the Great Museum for the North scheme in the city's Haymarket area.
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT NEWS: Data check - Glasgow tops retail poll as Leeds loses its shopping shine
9 January 2004
Glasgow is the best place to shop, while top retail destination Leeds has been overtaken by Birmingham, Manchester and Newcastle, says a report by property developer Gerald Eve.
CASEBOOK: Appeal cases - Leisure and entertainment - Hotel rejected due to increase in need to travel
9 January 2004
A proposal for a 100-bedroom budget hotel incorporating a residents-only restaurant on the A4 in Berkshire has been rejected on the grounds that it would increase the need to travel.
CASEBOOK: Appeal cases - Householder development - Security installation held to undermine privacy
9 January 2004
An enforcement notice requiring the removal of a 6m high closed-circuit television camera at a bungalow in north London has been upheld after the installation was judged to undermine the privacy and amenity of adjoining occupiers.
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT NEWS: Mayor denies traffic charge roll-out plan
9 January 2004
London mayor Ken Livingstone has denied reports that he is considering massively extending the city's traffic congestion charge.
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT NEWS: Edinburgh tram bills are submitted to Scottish parliament
9 January 2004
Two key bills that will pave the way towards the construction of Edinburgh's tram system were submitted to the Scottish Parliament before the holiday.
CASEBOOK: Appeal cases - Householder development - Loft conversion ruled permitted development
9 January 2004
A lawful development certificate has been issued for a loft conversion at a house in Berkshire following an inspector's ruling that the formation of a room in the roof space and construction of a dormer window would have been lawful at the date of application.
CASEBOOK: Appeal cases - Householder development - Granny annexe held not permitted development
9 January 2004
A lawful development certificate (LDC) has been refused for a single-storey detached building at the rear of a house in Hertfordshire on the grounds that it would provide primary residential accommodation rather than being required for purposes incidental to the enjoyment of the dwellinghouse.
CASEBOOK: Appeal cases - Housing: Conversion - Reconstruction of barn held to breach rules
9 January 2004
Enforcement action against a dwelling shell at a site in Lancashire has been upheld following an inspector's ruling that the structure did not represent the conversion of a barn for which planning permission had been granted.
CASEBOOK: Appeal cases - Housing: New build - Apartments ruled detrimental to conservation area
9 January 2004
The demolition of a former rifle range and squash court in a Bristol conservation area has been rejected after an inspector held that new apartments planned for the site would appear incongruous and involve the construction of a building that was unduly assertive and dominant.
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