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In brief: Dorset needs to cater for 39,000 homes

27 August 2004

Dorset needs to cater for 39,000 homes between 2001 and 2016, according to the county's planning authorities. The draft replacement Bournemouth, Dorset and Poole structure plan, currently on deposit, proposes that 2,600 homes a year should be built to meet demand, 80 per cent of which should be on previously developed land. The plan adds that development in Dorset will be focused in and around the Bournemouth-Poole conurbation and renewal efforts will be targeted at Weymouth. The plan can be viewed via www.PlanningResource.co.uk.

In brief: Three regional development agencies to deliver proposals

27 August 2004

The three northern regional development agencies are set to deliver their proposals on how best to implement deputy prime minister John Prescott's Northern Way programme next month. A task group has set its recommendations for how each region can help deliver the strategy, which will include demolition programmes. One North East, Yorkshire Forward and the North West Development Agency worked together on the report, which will be presented to the ODPM in September.

Consultancies appointed for charity review

27 August 2004

The ODPM is set to begin its latest review of environmental charity Groundwork.

Mining rule reform demanded by firm

27 August 2004

A major coal producer is calling for an overhaul of planning rules on mining, which it claims are stifling the UK's coal industry.

Network calls for use class update

27 August 2004

Live-work developments should have their own use class to prevent them from becoming solely residential, a report demanded this week.

Council leader rebuts attack by Livingstone

27 August 2004

The London Borough of Richmond-upon-Thames has angrily rejected mayor Ken Livingstone's claim that its unitary development plan (UDP) would harm his strategy for affordable housing across the capital.

Casebook: Appeal Cases - Advertisements - Display rejected at church despite financial benefit

27 August 2004

Consent for the display of a large shroud displaying various advertisements at a grade II* listed church in north-west London has been refused after an inspector decided that it would unacceptably harm the building's ecclesiastical image.

Casebook: IKEA proposal rejected due to sequential search flaws

27 August 2004

Following a High Court ruling that quashed a previous decision, the deputy prime minister has again refused permission for an IKEA store in Stockport after accepting a second inspector's recommendation that the scheme was too large and failed to comply with sequential tests.

Sports boost sought from planning gain

27 August 2004

An online tool to help local authorities to deliver sports facilities through planning gain went live last week.

Casebook: Development Control Casebook Forum

27 August 2004

E-mail your queries, or your replies to earlier queries, to casebook@haynet.com. Alternatively, post them to Development Control Casebook Forum, Development Control Services Ltd, Suite 1, Fullers Court, 40 Lower Quay Street, Gloucester GL1 2LW or fax them to 01978 869355.