Town and country planning, Planning permission
It has long been settled law that the resolution by a local planning authority (LPA) or its appropriate committee to grant planning permission does not, of itself, constitute planning permission.
A further issue arose in R (on the application of English) v East Staffordshire Borough Council [2010] EWHC 2744 (Admin); see PP 2010/151.It was, as is so often the case…
Planning permission – Mineral extraction – Modification order reducing area within which quarrying permissible under planning permissions – Claim for compensation by third claimant quarry operator under section 107 of…
Planning permission – Modification order
Development – Claimant local authority granting defendant developer conditional planning permission for development of land — Defendant breaching planning condition — Claimants issuing enforcement notice — Claimants applying for injunction…
Planning permission, Revocation
In R (on the application of Midcounties Co-operative Ltd) v Wyre Forest District Council [2010] EWCA Civ 841; [2010] PLSCS 218, the appellant had unsuccessfully sought judicial review of a…
A further issue before the Court of Appeal in R (on the application of Friends of Hethel Ltd v South Norfolk District Council [2010] EWCA Civ 894; [2010] PLSCS 210…
Listed buildings
In granting planning permission, where the application site is already subject to an agreement under section 106 of the Town and Country Planning Act 1990, the decision maker must always…
Planning permission