Planning permission
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Islington London Borough Council v Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government and another
Town and country planning Planning permission
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Islington London Borough Council v Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government and another
Development – Planning Permission – Planning policy – Claimants refusing application by second defendant to erect tall building as breaching planning policy – Inspector appointed by first defendant Secretary of…
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Aston and another v Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government
Planning permission – Appeal – Judicial review – Second defendant local authority failing to determine planning application within prescribed period – Inspector appointed by first defendant secretary of state allowing…
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A reminder of the recent changes to the information required to be provided in a planning decision notice
In Truro City Council v Cornwall Council [2013] EWHC 2525 (Admin); [2013] PLSCS 199, the claimant sought to quash the decision of the defendant to grant planning permission for a…
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Truro City Council v Cornwall Council
Planning permission Judicial review
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Truro City Council v Cornwall Council
Town and Country Planning – Planning permission – Local authority development – Defendants’ planning committee granting permission for green belt development – Claimant city council applying for judicial review –…
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R (on the application of Marton-cum-Grafton Parish Council) v North Yorkshire County Council
Planning permission Judicial review
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R (on the application of Marton-cum-Grafton Parish Council) v North Yorkshire County Council
Town and country planning – Planning permission – Waste disposal unit – Defendant local authority granting permission for development of waste disposal unit – Claimant parish council applying for judicial…
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Material change of circumstance between the passing of the resolution and the formal issue of planning permission
In R (on the application of Kides) v South Cambridgeshire District Council [2002] EWCA Civ 130; [2002] 4 PLR 66 the Court of Appeal had to consider the legal duty…
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PP 2013/131
The court holds that the phrase “major development” does not have an overall uniform meaning despite its statutory definition in the procedural context.
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PP 2013/130
The court felt able to save a planning permission containing an obvious error by correcting that error as a matter of construction.
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R (on the application of Mid Counties Co-operative Ltd) v Forest of Dean District Council
Development – Outline planning permission – Core strategy – Reasons – Claimant seeking judicial review of decision to grant planning permission for commercial development – Whether defendant local authority erring…