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Planning Newsletter - 'Trojan Horse' planning applications

Release date: 22-07-2021
Summary:

The ninth in a series of newsletters sent to Local Planning Authorities in England. This edition focuses on so called 'Trojan Horse' applications – those that make changes to the size, layout, or facilities of a pub, in such a way that the viability of the business is damaged. This is then sometimes used to justify redevelopment of the pub as a whole.

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Saving Your Local Pub - England Saving your Local Pub - Wales Saving Your Local Pub - Scotland Pubs and Planning - Information for Councils CAMRA Model Planning Policy Public House Viability Test

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