Live planning appeals 2022

When a planning authority refuses a planning application, or has not determined it within a timescale fixed by the Government, the applicant has a right to appeal to the Planning Inspectorate (PINS) to overturn a refusal, or make the decision.

PINS decides most appeals on the basis of an exchange of written statements (written representations process). The appeal parties must respond within a fixed deadline. Members of the public may also put their views in writing. An independent planning inspector will consider them and make a site visit before making a final decision.

PINS may consider more complex applications by hearing or exceptionally, a formal inquiry. The public may attend both processes and hear the evidence. PINS may manage these appeals as virtual or in-person processes, or as a hybrid combination. The local planning authority will forward any public or consultee comments made regarding the original planning application to the Planning Inspectorate, and send copies to both the appellant and the Inspector, who will take them into account when deciding an appeal.

Proposed replacement of existing wooden front door and window unit which is in a state of disrepair with a black aluminium glazed unit.

Planning Listed Building and Conservation Area Appeal

22/00099/AS APPEAL Start Date 5th October 2022 (Refusal of Listed Building Consent)

APP/E2205/Y/22/3300933 APPEAL REFERENCE

Proposed refurbishment of Public House, including extensions and fenestration alterations, provision of parking area and seating area with pergola. Conversion of Coach House into a Holiday Let and the erection of 4no. dwellings with associated parking, garaging, access, landscaping and biodiversity enhancements

21/01569/AS APPEAL START DATE 12th August 2022 (non-determination)

APP/E2205/W/22/3296983 APPEAL REFERENCE (APPEAL DISMISSED)