Controversial Cambridge college approved for second time
Summary
A Cambridge college development has been approved again after the original planning consent was quashed through judicial review. The case arose from concerns about the scheme’s impact on heritage assets.
Why it matters
The decision highlights the continuing importance of heritage considerations in planning and development approvals. Surveyors involved in planning, valuation or due diligence on historic sites should note the legal vulnerability of consents where heritage impacts are not adequately addressed.
Key points
- Original consent was quashed following a judicial review.
- The re-approval relates to heritage concerns.
- The case underscores scrutiny of development affecting historic environments.
- Planning decisions can be overturned where heritage impacts are contested.
Organisations:
Cambridge college
Locations:
Cambridge
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