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info@richborough.co.ukThis search facility lists a number of industry-wide Appeal decisions and decisions made by the Secretary of State.
Please note that whilst some of these decisions involve Richborough sites, this is a global facility involving many other unconnected third parties.
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The proposed development for the construction of 18 affordable dwellings has been dismissed. The appeal is made by Mr Millen against the decision of Bath…
The proposed development of up to 325 dwellings, open space, vehicular and pedestrian accesses, landscaping, drainage measures and all other associated works including the demolition…
The proposed development for an outline planning application for the residential development of up to 48 dwellings (with access for consideration only) at land adjoining…
The proposed development for the demolition of existing buildings and construction of 48 homes with associated parking, access and landscaping has been dismissed. The appeal…
The appeal is allowed and planning permission is granted for the erection of 130 dwellings with associated access roads, open space, landscaping and vehicular access…
The appeal is allowed and planning permission is granted for the demolition of existing dwelling and construction of 12 dwellings, public open space, access, parking…
The proposed development for the erection of 29no flats, bungalows and houses and associated works has been dismissed. The appeal is made by Hamlin Estates…
The proposed development for the re-development of Plas Ifan Hotel to 24 residential dwellings and associated infrastructure has been dismissed. The appeal is made by…
The proposed development is an outline application for residential development and associated works has been dismissed. The appeal is made by Mr Antoni Jones against…
The proposed development is described as residential development for up to 27no. dwellings with access (All other matters reserved) has been dismissed. The appeal is…
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