Good points and well made Toby; I think that the planners do take into consideration the need for disabled persons to have reasonable access to their properties when looking at applications, but the one thing that they also have to take into consideration is that there may not always be a disabled person living at that property, so whilst they could approve an application based on the needs of a resident at one particular time, they probably couldn't put a condition on the permission so that it was only valid for the lifetime of the applicant (or dependant relative living at same address). I suspect that there is more background to the case than the GP have reported on, but the tribunal's full ruling I'm sure is on the Gov.gg website somewhere.
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