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Having established in the Calderdale case above that a complaint to the Local Government Ombudsman against the decisions and acts of an LPA can be an effective remedy for those dissatisfied, this recent case provides a useful contrast to highlight the lack of remedial bite which the Ombudsman can suffer from
McCleave applied to quash a decision of the Planning Inspector to dismiss his appeal against the refusal of planning permission by the LPA for the change of use of an existing building to a dwelling
Prem applied to quash a decision of a Planning Inspector to dismiss two of its three appeals against a refusal by the LPA to grant planning permission for the redevelopment of a former employment site that accommodated a listed building, an old mill for business and residential buildings
