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Planning Appeals

Volume 226: debated on Wednesday 16 June 1993

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To ask the Secretary of State for the Environment (1) pursuant to his answer of 8 June, Official Report, column 197–98, concerning planning appeals, if he will name each project listed.(2) pursuant to his answer of 8 June,

Official Report, column 197–98, concerning planning appeals, if he will list the parliamentary constituencies in which the projects were located;

Proposed development

Planning permission given (Y)es (N)o

Parliamentary constituency

1986–87

Microwave radio station—ChichesterYChichester
Residential development—HayleYSt. Ives
Residential development—BramcoteNBroxtowe
Residential development—AlcesterNStratford upon Avon
Residential development—MaidstoneYMaidstone
Residential development—PinnerNHarrow West
Commercial development—St. AlbansNSt. Albuns
Residential development—BromleyYLewisham West
Change of Use of land to playing fields—StaffordYStafford
Residential development—Welwyn Garden CityNWelwyn Hatfield
Sheltered dwellings—HorshamNHorsham
Residential development—Backwell, AvonNwoodspring
Office development—BromleyYRavenborough
Retail warehouse, garden centre—PeterboroughYPeterborough
Residential development—ColchesterNSouth Colchester and Maldon
Residential development—CalderdaleYCalder Valley
Residential development—CalderdaleYCalder Valley
Residential caravan site for gypsy families—BerkshireNReading East
Retail development—Benson, OxonNHenley
Residential development—WeybridgeNChertsey and Walton
Retail stores—CobhamYEsher
Industrial development—RayleighYCastle Point
Showroom and office development—WestminsterYIslington North
Hypermarket—NottinghamYNottingham East
Commercial development—CambridgeNCambridge
Commercial development—CambridgeNCambridge

1987–88

Residential development—Totton, HantsNRomsey and Waterside
Residential development—Monks Park, AvonNBristol, North West
Retirement homes, warden accommodation—Horsmonden, KentNTunbridge Wells
Restaurent and petrol station—BrentwoodNBrentwood and Ongar
Restaurant and petrol station—BrentwoodNBrentwood and Ongar
Residential development—FarehamNFareham
Retail superstore—LutonNNorth Luton
Retail industrial and warehousing—DoncasterYDoncaster, Central
Residential development—HexhamYHexham
Residential development—ExminsterYTiverton
Offices development—LambethYVauxhall
Offices development—LambethYVauxhall
Mineral extraction—County DurhamYNorth Durham
Supermarket and filling station—Newcastle upon TyneNNewcastle upon Tyne, North
Retail food store—Newcastle upon TyneNNewcastle upon Tyne, North
Retail superstore—GosforthNNewcastle upon Tyne, North
Retail superstore—Milton KeynesNMilton Keynes, South West
Residential dwellings—Alvanley, CheshireYEddisbury

1988–89

Development of a business park—CrawleyNCrawley
Business, retail park and residential development—CrawleyNCrawley
Residential development—HanhamNWansdyke
Residential development—Edenbridge, KentNSevenoaks

(3) pursuant to his answer of 8 June, Official Report, column 197–98, concerning planning appeals, how many and which of the projects went ahead; and in which parliamentary constituency each was situated.

The following information is given for the 113 planning appeals decided by the Secretary of State between 1 April 1986 and 31 December 1992 following a local inquiry and contrary to the recommendations of the planning inspector. It is not possible to say whether the projects listed went ahead but the nature of the decision made is indicated. Aggregate data on the outcome of earlier planning appeals has been included in successive reports of the chief planning inspector (copies of which are placed in the House Library) but details of those individual projects could be provided now only at disproportionate cost.

Proposed development

Planning permission given(Y)es/(N)o

Parliamentary constituency

Residential development, nursing homes and residential care homes—Formby, LancashireNCrosby
Residential development—AltonNWinchester
Residential development—WeybridgeYChartey and Walton
Residential development—WeybridgeYChartey and Walton
Residential development—WeybridgeYChartey and Walton
Re-alignment of link road and residential development —Hart, HampshireNAldershot
Residential development—Kempston, BedfordshireNMid Bedfordshire
Residential and retail development—Bramley, HampshireNBasingstoke
Residential development—Bramley, HampshireNBasingstoke
Service buildings and offices—Waterloo, SE1.YVauxhall
Residential development—CleveleysYWyre
Residential development—CleveleysYWyre
Residential development—Long Ashton, AvonNWoodspring
Retail warehouse and garden centre—CoventryYCoventry, North East
Residential development—North Morley, YorkshireYMorley and Leeds, South
1989–90
Trunk-Road Service Area—Swanley, KentNSevenoaks
Industrial development—GuildfordNGuildford
Industrial development—GuildfordNGuildford
Industrial development—GuildfordNGuildford
Residential, leisure and industrial development— Stratford upon AvonYStratford upon Avon
Residential development—Codnor, DerbyshireNAmber Valley
Residential development—Rochester, KentYTonbridge and Mailing
Minerals extraction—Thatcham, BerkshireYNewbury
Residential development—DawlishYTiverton
Leisure development—Stevenage, HertfordshireYStevenage
Leisure development—Stevenage, HertfordshireYStevenage
Leisure development—Stevenage, HertfordshireYStevenage
Leisure development—Stevenage, HertfordshireYStevenage
Office development—Islington, EC1NHackney South and Shoreditch
Offices development—WindsorNWindsor and Maidenhead
Offices development—WindsorNWindsor and Maidenhead
Retail development—Test Valley, HampshireNRomsey and Waterside
Hotel development—Hendlip, WorcestershireYMid Worcestershire
Residential development—East SussexNHastings and Rye
Residential development—East SussexNHastings and Rye
Retail development—StainesNSpelthorne
1990–91
Housing, leisure, warehouse development—Ashford, KentNAshford
Mobile homes and caravans—Milton, CambridgeshireNSouth East Cambridgeshire
Petrol station and restaurant—NorthamptonshireNNorthampon South
Retail development—NorthamptonshireNNorthampton South
Retail development—Thame, OxfordshireYHenley
Residential and industrial developments—Westbere, KentNCanterbury
Retail and residential development—Amberside, CumbriaNWestmorland and Lonsdale
Business park—OxfordshireNHenley
Retail development—BromleyNRavensborough
Retail development—Feltham, L.B. HounslowNFeltham and Heston
Leisure development—Near Swindon, WiltshireNSwindon
Residential development—Downton, WiltshireNSalisbury
Hotel development—Ardeley, OxfordshireNBanbury
Hotel development—Ardeley, OxfordshireNBanbury
Hotel development—Ardeley, OxfordshireNBanbury
Residential development—Cookham, BerkshireNWindsor and Maidenhead
Residential development—Peacehaven, East SussexNLewes

1991–92

Residential and Office development—Datchet, BerkshireNEast Berkshire
Residential development—Bognor Regis.NChichester
Industrial development—Vale Royal, Cheshire.YTatton
Industrial development—South Bedfordshire.NSouth West Bedfordshire
Retail development—GreenwichNGreenwich
Residential and industrial development—Kent.NCanterbury
Hotel development—Wilmslow, Cheshire.NTatton

1992–93

Proposed development

Planning permission given (Y)es/(N)o

Parliamentary constituency

Industrial development—Reading.NReading East
Industrial development—Fareham.NFareham
Retention of caravan—South Norfolk.NSouth Norfolk
Industrial development—Cinderford, Gloucester.YWest Gloucestershire
Leisure development—Bromley.NRavensbourne

To ask the Secretary of State for the Environment, pursuant to his answer of 8 June, Official Report, column 197–98, concerning planning appeals, what proportion of the total number of public inquiries the figures represent.

The following is the information:

ABCD
YearTotal number of appeal decisions following an inquiryOf which decisions by Secretary of State following inquiryOf which decisions by Secretary of State contrary to the Inspector's recommendationProportion of column C to column B per cent.
19792,599861172·0
19802,786845151·8
19812,913919343·7
19822,723596203·4
19832,257370133·5
19841,551253166·3
1985–8612,114362256·5
1986–8722,098451265·8
1987–881,960356185·1
1988–892,204267197·1
1989–902,347299217·0
1990–911,960172179·9
1991–921,8089977·1
1992–9331,50516653·0
1From 1 January 1985 to 31 March 1986
21986–87 and subsequent years are 1 April to 31 March
3Data available to 31 December 1992