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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 the erection of 13 dwellings and access road has been dismissed, the main issue being whether any adverse impacts of the…
The proposed development of approximately 50 dwellings accessed from Moss Side Lane, with associated open space and landscaping has been dismissed because expressed concern about…
The development proposed is described as ‘residential development of 41 dwellings’ this has been dismissed. The application Ref 16/1028 is dated 21 December 2016. The…
The proposed development of demolition of existing property and proposed erection of 11 new residential dwellings on land at the rear has been dismissed. The…
The appeal is allowed and planning permission is granted for residential development omprising 110 no dwellings and associated works including roads, sewers, public open…
The appeal is allowed and planning permission is granted for Proposed residential development of up to 29 dwellings at Blake Street, Maerdy, Ferndale CF43 4AH,…
The proposed development of the erection of 97 houses with garages and/or parking spaces together with the provision of open space and associated roads and…
The appeal is allowed and planning permission is granted for outline application for the construction of up to 35 dwellings with all matters reserved except…
Appeal A – The development proposed was comprehensive mixed development of up to 320dwellings, a community hub comprising up to 500 square metres ofA1/A2/A3/A4/A5/D1 and…
The development proposed is residential development with associated access, parking and landscaping has been dismissed. The main issues are the effect of the proposed development…
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