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Outline Planning consent for dwellings on rear gardens in Standish
with the demolition of a dwelling to form the access for up to 30 new dwellings. An urban brownfield development,
contested by the Council on the grounds that the gardens are not part of residential curtilages. Allowed on appeal.
Redevelopment of the Linnyshaw Industrial Estate, Walkden,Salford (12 ha) for housing.
Call-in public inquiry now awaiting the Secretary of State's decison. We instructed David Manley QC and led a team of 9 specialists,including
4 expert witnesses in a public inquiry lasting 5 days and referring to 52 core documents.
Lawful development certificates
for storage of caravans, sales of Koi Carp and retention of an ancilliary retail building in Knowsley
Joshua Wardle Works, Leek
Outline consent for the redevelopment of a heavily contaminated derelict dye works for industrial and residential uses.
Outline planning permission for
redevelopment of an hotel in the AONB outside Llangollen. Denbighshire County Council has granted consent for the construction of 20 apartments with undercroft parking.
Marsden House, Bolton town centre
Redevelopment of Victorian fire station for 123 apartments, shops and offices. Now a landmark building of the town centre.
Tickled Trout Hotel, Salmesbury
Design Statement and town planning support for a 5-storey extension to hotel in the Green Belt. Granted consent by South Ribble BC. Architects and Agent: MCK Partnership Ltd
Alteration to existing landfill consent
and change of afteruse to ski centre, near Chorley.
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Bradley Hall Farm, Eccleston, Chorley
Conversion and extension of Grade II moated model farm (Scheduled Ancient Monument) to form offices. We provide planning support for Architects MCK Partnership Ltd
Planning permission gained for sawdust and bark processing
near Wrexham, including working plan for Environmental Health and gaining a licence for development in Great Crested Newt habitat.
Planning permission at Y Felinheli Harbour
on the Menai Strait for 23 dwellings as part of a 1.5m development initiative by the harbour owner to restore the Grade II listed slate dock constructed
in 1900, repair and bring the dry dock into use, and develop dockyard facilities in addition to the present marina. This has been to appeal and whilst the residential element
was dismissed in a split decision, the Inspector gave guidance on how his concerns could be overcome. And we did this, but the LPA forced another appeal - which was allowed by
the Inspector in a strong decision supporting the principle and the details of the proposals. Russell-Hughes of Llangefni are the Architects.
Outline planning permission for
45 dwellings on a greenfield site in Hindley. Wigan MBC agreed that the site was in a very sustainable location close to Hindley town centre.
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