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Daylight/sunlight material consideration for planning purposes
Can impact on light be a material consideration when it comes to granting planning permission? Rory Stacey and Philip Coates analyse a recent High Court ruling.
Article 4 Directions in Wales
The first Article 4 Direction in Wales was successfully challenged in the High Court. Eleri Griffiths looks at the lessons from the case.
Not all fun and games
The unknown impact of a multi-use games area (MUGA) recently prevented residential development. Lucy McDonnell analyses the inspector’s decision.
Zip-wires in caverns
A recent High Court case involving a proposed visitor attraction in the Lake District explored national park duties and the ‘Sandford Principle’. Brendan Brett and Ned Westaway examine the ruling.
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