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High Court rules new-build second homes ban in St Ives can remain

High Court rules new-build second homes ban in St Ives can remain

Posted By Julia Penhaligon on 10th November 2016

The High Court has ruled that St Ives can keep its ban on new-build second homes. The decision opens the way for many other towns to adopt similar neighbourhood development plans – irking tourism interests, but potentially benefiting local people.

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