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Casebook: Appeal cases - Housing: New build - Demolition refused following building assessment

26 January 2007

A proposal to demolish a manor house and erect 13 apartments at a site in Greater Manchester has been rejected after an inspector decided that the existing building was not beyond repair.

Casebook: Appeal cases - Waste management - Landfill site extension justified on need grounds

26 January 2007

An extension to a landfill site in West Sussex has secured support from an inspector who decided that the proposal would meet a clearly identified need for additional waste disposal facilities.

Authorities unite to fight business park

26 January 2007

A proposed business at junction 33 park on the M4 motorway could damage the Welsh economy by causing congestion, local authorities claimed this week.

Think-tank ridiculed for planning system attack

26 January 2007

Planners and environmentalists have savaged a report by a right-leaning think-tank that claims the planning system prevents economic growth.

Casebook: Appeal cases - Food and drink uses - Disabled access rejected as special circumstance

26 January 2007

Enforcement action directed against a conservatory extension at a pub in the Lancashire green belt has been upheld after an inspector found that it resulted in a loss of openness and this harm was not outweighed by improvements to disabled access.