Table of contents
- The future development of offshore wind in Scotland (RSPB v The Scottish Minister and others)
- Headlines (News updates & analysis)
- Infrastructure
- Planning and noise
- Regional planning policy
- Cases
- 'Setting' of heritage asset broader than visual impacts (Steer v Secretary of State)
- Ascertaining the curtilage of a dwelling house (Burford v SoS)
- Challenge against permission for crematorium dismissed (Dignity Funerals v Breckland DC)
- Court interprets statutory requirements in granting marine licence (Powell v Marine Management Organisation)
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Article summary
This week’s Planning highlights include: a feature article on (1) the development of offshore wind in Scotland; news updates on (2) the National Infrastructure Commission’s post-election statement; (3) delayed decisions for two Nationally Significant Infrastructure Projects; (4) publication of a new guidance document on managing noise; (5) the Mayor of London’s draft transport strategy; and a number of case updates relating to (6) the setting of heritage asset, (7) the curtilage of a dwelling house; (8) marine licences; (9) proposals contrary to development plan; (10) nationally significant hazardous waste infrastructure; and other matters.
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