Published On: 4th September 2022

An appeal was dismissed on a proposed development in LB Barnet as here.
The Inspector made good use of the NPPF, some London Plan policies and the latest BRE guidelines on natural light standards to homes in finding the development too dense within it and too harmful to its surroundings. An article in the London Forum’s September 2022 Insights gives more details which civic and community groups could use in other situations.
There is a UDL guide on applying design considerations in planning appeals.

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