Sentence examples for gaining planning from inspiring English sources

Some fear that gaining planning permission for developments would be more difficult and worry it could mean the end of the ­remaining slate quarrying.

Mr McLoughlin said the organisation responsible for Britain's rail infrastructure had blamed irregularities in the supply chain for signals and difficulties gaining planning permission for some upgrades, but that these were "no excuse".

The second difficulty was that of gaining planning permission for new prisons, and he suggested that it would be much easier to obtain permission for three large sites rather than a number of small ones.

This paper is set against a backdrop of gaining planning approval and funding for the Hamma Water Desalination Plant.

The Department of Energy and Climate Change has said companies must go through a variety of checks, including gaining planning permission before any fracking takes place.

"We're over the first hurdle in gaining planning permission, but we've now got the challenge of encouraging the good people of East Anglia to help us raise the funds needed to build and equip the new hospice".

They gained planning permission for The Emerald complex at Emerald Melody Farm in Truro and hired both an architect and project manager to work on the build.

Tesco already has a policy of building homes above or beside its stores as part of efforts to gain planning permission.

"At the moment, local authorities can gain planning permission from themselves to turn a school site into flats – then they can sell it off," she says.

A new project that recently gained planning permission is The Sanctuary, a group of five villas that are to be built near the Nature Reserve, home of Gibraltar's famous Barbary apes.

This is partly driven by Article 4, a 2010 change in law whereby landlords are expected to gain planning permission to let family houses to between three and six non-related sharers.