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CASEBOOK: Incinerator in Hull rejected on visual impact grounds

30 May 2003

A proposal for a waste-to-energy incinerator, including an ash processing plant, close to the Humber Estuary in Hull has been refused planning permission after the deputy prime minister concluded that its visual impact...

CASEBOOK: Appeal cases - Housing: New Build. Market noise held unacceptable to flat residents

30 May 2003

The proposed redevelopment of a former Territorial Army centre in Edinburgh for 66 flats has been rejected on the basis that noise from the city's fruit market would cause unacceptable disturbance to...

REGENERATION NEWS: Burnley's plan highlights key political tests

30 May 2003

Delivering regeneration in Burnley will be a key test for politicians, planners and communities, according to the latest draft of the town's local plan. Burnley Borough Council's second stage deposit local plan...

Developer's appeal fails to alter ruling

30 May 2003

Developers challenging the government's refusal of a multi-million pound racecourse have failed in a bid to call civil servants as witnesses in an appeal case. The Wiggins Group's challenge against deputy prime...

CASEBOOK: Court cases - Lower court overruled on habitat replacement

30 May 2003

The Court of Appeal has reversed a High Court ruling requiring Winchester City Council to reconsider its plans to offer alternative land in compensation for the construction of a park-and-ride scheme on ecologically...

DIARY: Nuclear bunkers go under hammer

30 May 2003

Londoners are well attuned to the horrors of living in the proverbial overpriced shoebox. Estate agents wax lyrical on the merits of a smutty dump of a studio apartment as "bijou", "compact"...

Parks' appeal still sky high with children

30 May 2003

Most children prefer going to the park than watching television when the weather is fine, according to research. A study by the Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF) published last week reveals that going...

Heritage chief lambasts excessive development

30 May 2003

Planning must embrace sustainability or be weakened by unprecedented pressure for development, one of the UK's leading conservationists claimed last week. National Trust director-general Fiona Reynolds warned that some government proposals to reform...

TRANSPORT NEWS: British Airways presses for Heathrow expansion

30 May 2003

Expansion at Heathrow Airport should be the centrepiece of government aviation policy, British Airways insisted last week. In its response to the government's aviation consultation, the airline calls for a new short...

OPINION: Fyson on ... the benefits of traffic control systems

30 May 2003

It is reassuring to be told, as members of the English Historic Towns Forum were last week, that special traffic measures work effectively in the cores of our old towns. The medium-size...