In Part 2, after Class F (closed circuit television cameras) insert—

“Class G – moveable structures for pubs, restaurants etc

Permitted development

G. The provision of one moveable structure within the curtilage, and for the purposes, of a building used for a purpose within—

• (a) article 3(6)(p) or (q) (drinking establishments etc.) of the Use Classes Order4; or

• (b) Class E(b) (sale of food and drink etc.) of Schedule 2 to that Order.

Development not permittedG.1.

Development is not permitted by Class G—

(a)

on land which is or forms part of—

(i)

a scheduled monument or land within its curtilage;

(ii)

a listed building or land within its curtilage;

(b)

if any part of the moveable structure would be within 2 metres of the curtilage of any adjacent land that is used for a purpose within Part C (residential uses) of Schedule 1 to the Use Classes Order;

(c)

if the height of the moveable structure would exceed 3 metres;

(d)

if the footprint of the moveable structure would exceed the lesser of—

(i)

50% of the footprint of the building, or

(ii)

50 square metres;

(e)

if the moveable structure is used for the display of an advertisement.

Interpretation of Class GG.2.

For the purposes of Class G, “footprint”, in relation to a building or a moveable structure, means the total area of ground covered by the building or moveable structure.”.