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Planning appeals in Eastbourne Borough Council, 2020

19 appeals decided in 2020, 33% of them allowed. Each links to its own page and to the Inspector’s letter. The authority’s record has the whole run since 2016.

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Dismissed29 October 2020· householder
Appeal null
Dismissed22 October 2020· minor
Appeal null
Dismissed28 September 2020· minor
Appeal null
Allowed10 September 2020· minor
Appeal null
Dismissed30 July 2020· minor
Appeal null
Allowed30 July 2020· minor
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Dismissed30 July 2020· minor
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Dismissed23 July 2020· householder
Appeal null
Dismissed16 July 2020· householder
Appeal null
Unknown7 July 2020· householder
Appeal null
Dismissed30 June 2020· minor
Appeal null
Dismissed8 June 2020· minor
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Allowed3 April 2020· minor
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Dismissed20 March 2020· major
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Dismissed13 March 2020· minor
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Allowed27 February 2020· commercial
Appeal null
Allowed6 February 2020· ldc
Appeal null
Notice upheld20 January 2020· enforcement
Appeal null
Allowed3 January 2020· minor
Appeal null

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Every appeal decided around the site, from a kilometre out to ten, nearest first, the letter a tap away wherever one was published. Precedent as a constraint layer.

Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Decisions without a recorded authority may be missing. Research, not advice: verify against the Inspectorate’s own record before relying on a decision. What is in the record.