Norfolk Coast AONB was created in 1968.
Isle of Wight AONB was created in 1963.
High Weald AONB was created in 1983.
Lecale Coast AONB was created in 1967.
East Devon AONB was created in 1963.
Shropshire Hills AONB was created in 1958.
David G. Mitchel has written: 'The use of satellite imagery to map land cover and monitor land use change in the Antrim coast and Glens AONB'
Alan Cooper has written: 'A landscape ecological study of the Sperrins and North Derry areas of outstanding natural beauty' 'Average prices of British academic books, 1981' 'Financial aspects of library and information services' 'Average prices of British academic books, January-June 1980' 'Average prices of British academic books, 1978' -- subject(s): Books, Prices 'A landscape ecological study of the Mourne AONB' 'Habitat change in the Northern Ireland countryside' 'The Northern Ireland countryside survey 2000' 'Average prices of British academic books, January-June 1981'
Downsvale is an award-winning nursing home in Dorking Surrey, providing specialised nursing care for people with dementia, or those requiring respite or palliative care. The home is set in 1.5 acres of beautiful, secluded gardens with delightful views to the Box Hill AONB and is a perfect place for people with Nursing and Dementia needs to experience the best possible life. Our mission is creating a home that our residents will find restful, where the food is delicious and the environment friendly and comfortable. Where our residents feel engaged and cared for! Our Home Manager, Deepa Chhapwale, is passionate about delivering high quality care and is supported by a skilled and experienced team who undertake regular on-going accredited professional training to ensure that the care provided to our residents is of the very highest standard. We ensure that our team members are continually developing their training and skills to ensure they are both qualified and confident in catering for anything that our residents may need help with, both physically and mentally.
In most places, garden buildings such as sheds and small structures typically do not require planning permission if they meet certain criteria, such as being single-story, within specific size limits, and not used as living accommodation. However, regulations can vary by location, so it's best to check with your local planning department to ensure compliance with any specific laws or requirements.