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Belfast·SPG012 Sensitive Uses

The council will support development that maximises opportunities to improve health and wellbeing. Development will not be permitted where it will result in significant harm to life, human health or w

Belfast·SPG012 Sensitive Uses

Development proposals must not result in an unacceptable adverse impact on the environment, including the following considerations: • Air quality; and • Noise

Belfast·SPG012 Sensitive Uses

In recent years, concern has been growing regionally and locally about the rising levels of obesity in both children and adults. The rapid expansion of the fast food industry over recent decades has h

Belfast·SPG012 Sensitive Uses

Where a hot food takeaway is proposed within 400 metres of a primary or secondary school, and the proposal meets planning policy in other respects, planning permission will only be permitted subject t

Belfast·SPG012 Sensitive Uses

Bingo halls fall within use class D2(a) (Assembly and Leisure) of the Planning (Use Classes) Order (Northern Ireland) 2015; however given the nature of the use it is a form of development for which fu

Belfast·SPG012 Sensitive Uses

Figures released in November 2018 showed that 62% of adults in Northern Ireland were either overweight or obese; with 56% of women classed as either overweight or obese, and 68% of men classed as eith

Belfast·SPG012 Sensitive Uses

Research indicates that children attending schools near fast food outlets are more likely to be obese than those whose schools are more inaccessible to such premises. This is more likely to be the cas

Belfast·SPG012 Sensitive Uses

The personal impacts of a bookmaking office, amusement centre and bingo hall can include exacerbating mental health problems and enabling gambling addictions. The Northern Irish Gambling Prevalence S