Land off Middlebridge Road, Gringley-on-the-Hill

6006950·Bassetlaw·22 Sept 2026dismissed·25/00810/FUL

Tier label used

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The tier sentence ¶45

“longer-term support for local services, facilities and supply chains”

Summary

A single self-build house and garage to replace two small barns on a partly previously-developed plot outside Gringley-on-the-Hill. Dismissed after a hearing. None of S5(1)(c), (d) or (j) was met: not a like-for-like replacement, only part-PDL, and not physically well-related to the village. Car dependence along an unlit 60 mph lane and the house's scale in the rural setting substantially outweighed substantial weight to both general housing (4.15-yr supply) and a large self-build shortfall.

The location finding

TR3: harm. 60 mph unlit lane with no footways, uphill into village; bus not realistically usable; regular car trips for most needs (DL 18-21, 49)

Why this is cited

This decision was picked up by the search on the words above, which refer to services, not to a settlement tier. generic.

Sources

Decision on the Planning Inspectorate appeals service · full decision note · letter pins-corpus/6006950.txt

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