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DC Casebook: Leisure and entertainment - Moorings deemed threat to tranquillity
The retention of mooring pontoons on the River Ure in Yorkshire to accommodate up to 12 boats has been rejected on the grounds that the development has a significant adverse effect on the area's character and appearance.
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An inspector has found that an appellant's case for the safety of children living in a grade II* listed building in Devon is outweighed by the need to maintain the historic property's setting.
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DC Casebook: Householder development - Canopy ruled to harm classical design
A glazed canopy has been turned down at a west London semi-detached house on the basis that it would have an unsatisfactory relationship with the building frontage's classical design and seem overly assertive in the street scene.

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The Future of Regional Government
Andrew Jones draws attention to a democratic deficit in the DCLG Select Committee proposals for regional governance in England.
In Depth
Simpler consent in view
The three-year limit on permissions has put developments at risk during the recession but the government's response in extending times is far from foolproof, argues David Brock.
Heritage in danger
English Heritage's annual register of risk puts the spotlight on conservation areas where joint action by residents, local groups and councils is necessary to arrest creeping decay, discovers Huw Morris.
Legal Report - Legislation ushers in busy period on climate change
The past six months have been lively as far as developments on climate change are concerned.
Holding the line on quality
Funding pressures are threatening design quality, but lessons from experienced regenerators can help maintain standards in these tough times, says Cabe's chief executive.
Sustainable test drive
The drive to develop skills in the planning and built environment professions faces a vital test as a host of organisations gather behind the latest initiative, Domenic Donatantonio reports.
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