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Planning appeals in Stoke-on-Trent City Council, 2019

22 appeals decided in 2019, 41% 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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Allowed5 November 2019· householder
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Dismissed25 October 2019· householder
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Dismissed18 October 2019· major
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Dismissed11 October 2019· minor
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Dismissed11 October 2019· minor
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Planning permission granted11 October 2019· enforcement
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Notice upheld3 October 2019· enforcement
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Allowed19 September 2019· householder
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Planning permission granted21 August 2019· enforcement
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Dismissed21 August 2019· minor
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Allowed21 August 2019· minor
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Allowed29 July 2019· minor
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Dismissed9 July 2019· minor
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Allowed9 July 2019· minor
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Dismissed8 July 2019· householder
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Allowed24 June 2019· major
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Dismissed12 June 2019· minor
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Allowed15 May 2019· householder
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Notice upheld3 April 2019· enforcement
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Dismissed3 April 2019· minor
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Notice varied and upheld3 April 2019· enforcement
Appeal null
Dismissed19 February 2019· minor
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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.