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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 of outline application for residential development of up to 30 dwellings, public open space and ancillary works, will all matters reserved has…
Appeal A – The development proposed is 18 dwellings including affordable housing, 36 retirement living/sheltered accommodation units, 60 bed care home, vehicular and pedestrian access from…
The proposed development is up to 42 dwellings which has been dismissed. The main issues are:•The effect of the development on the character and appearance…
The proposed development of outline application for the erection of circa 50 dwellings (Use Class C3) means of access to be determined only has been…
The proposed development of outline application for a residential development comprising up to 100 dwellings with associated access, open space, landscaping and infrastructure improvements has…
The proposed development of residential development of up to 65 dwellings including means of access has been dismissed. The main issues of the appeal are:•…
The development proposed is the demolition of existing hotel. Construction of new mixed use development, including 20 bed hotel with spa, restaurant & bar areas…
The proposed development described as the demolition of offices and erection of new passive development of 33 flats with underground parking has been dismissed. main…
The proposed development described as the demolition of ‘The Copse. Construction of 15 dwellings, access, garages and car parking has been dismissed. The main issues…
The proposed development of outline development of residential dwelling units and associated works to include details of access has been dismissed. The main issue is…
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