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Planning Inspectorate Casework Database
Planning Inspectorate Casework Database Detailed information on a selection of the Planning Inspectorate's casework decisions over a 5 year rolling period. Applies to England Documents Details Local Plans Examinations data We are currently reviewing the way we publish data in the Casework Database. The database previously included data on Local Plans Examinations casework.
Mum loses battle to keep massive gorilla on front of her home
Mum loses battle to keep massive gorilla on front of her home Adele Teale, 59, was forced to remove a 4kg model gorilla from outside her home after losing a battle with her local council over planning permission - she has now revealed the ape's new residence A defiant mum has lost a battle with her local council to keep her beloved four-foot-tall gorilla landmark on the front of her house. Adele Teale, 59, was ordered last month by Wakefield Council to remove the 4kg resin figure from...
Farmer in battle with council as she 'deliberately hid' second home where she looked after her sheep
Farmer in battle with council as she 'deliberately hid' second home where she looked after her sheep Sheep farmer Helen Lowe was accused by Derbyshire Dales District Council of having "deliberately hid" a secret home she built in her barn, and was ordered to leave after moving in during the pandemic A farmer faces up to two years behind bars after she built a second home inside a barn on her 40-acre farm to look after her sheep "while they were lambing". Helen Lowe, 59, was found guilty of...
Victoria 'failing the whole nation' in enforcement of anti-vaping measures
Quit Victoria aims new campaign at vapers while warning laws fall short Fri 5 Jun 2026 at 5:23am In short: Quit has launched a new campaign warning young people of the health dangers posed by vaping. Anti-vaping advocates say tobacco inspectors in Victoria do not have enough powers to stop illegal vape products.
NASA's Secret: Moon astronauts will be rocking Prada underwear
The devil may wear Prada, but soon Moon-bound astronauts will be sporting unmentionables from the high-fashion brand. Okay, to be honest, Prada hasn’t actually designed haute-couture Italian astronaut underthings for casual rocket missions so much as its existing collaboration with Axiom Space has been expanded to include a base layer for the Axiom Extravehicular Mobility Unit (AxEMU), which the pair announced in 2024. One can’t be caught in an unfashionable Liquid Cooling and Ventilation...
Nigeria: How religious divides worsen conflict during drought
Nigeria: Religious divides worsen conflict during drought June 2, 2026Across the Sahel region, where many Fulani herders have historically lived, rising temperatures, drought, and desertification have reduced grazing land. Now, pastoralists are increasingly driving their stock beyond traditional ranges and coming into conflict with sedentary farming communities. The WZB Berlin Social Science Center drew on over two decades of data across Nigeria to examine links between drought patterns,...
Texas mom jailed over dirty water Facebook post
Jennifer Combs says she never set out to become the face of a fight over free speech, dirty water and small-town power. She says she was simply trying to help people in Trinidad, Texas, report problems with their water. Some residents had complained about discoloration, sediment, odors and health concerns.
Police 'open' to learning from volunteers who found remains in renewed search
Remains were found yesterday during a renewed search for missing Scottsdale man Peter Willoughby. The group of volunteer searchers that made the discovery also found the remains of missing Belgian tourist Celine Cremer earlier this year. Tasmania Police has defended the initial search effort, and Inspector Aleena Crack says officers are open to discussions with the volunteer group "as to what their methods were".
UK's top crime agency hamstrung by legacy IT, watchdog warns
Britain's National Crime Agency (NCA) has been told to urgently overhaul an IT estate so dysfunctional that officers say they are fighting serious organized crime despite the technology rather than because of it. A new report by HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) has delivered a bruising verdict on the National Crime Agency's tech, concluding that the systems underpinning Britain's fight against organized crime are no longer up to the job. The criticism...
The Trump Administration Wants to Frighten Would-Be Whistleblowers
Early in Donald Trump’s second term in office, the White House declared itself “the most transparent administration in history.” The federal government has continued to insist on this slogan, even as it has barred journalists from the Pentagon, administered polygraph tests in an effort to ferret out leakers, and fired independent inspectors general tasked with hunting down corruption and mismanagement. Now the administration has announced yet another effort to stem the free flow of...