ADPD has accused planning authorities of sacrificing Malta’s cultural heritage to speculation, after a tribunal rejected NGO appeals against the redevelopment of Fort Chambray. The Environment and Planning Review Tribunal on Thursday upheld two permits tied to the Għajnsielem project, allowing the dismantling, internal demolition and relocation of
Heritage NGO Din L-Art Ħelwa (DLĦ) called for the “immediate” resignation of the Superintendent for Cultural Heritage, Kurt Farrugia, over his failure to secure the preservation of Fort Chambray’s British barracks after developers successfully applied for permission to dismantle and demolish most of the historical building. The demolition of the historical
Din l-Art Ħelwa is calling for the resignation of the Superintendent of Cultural Heritage, Kurt Farrugia, over the planned redevelopment of Fort Chambray. The call from the lead objector against the development comes a day after the Environment and Planning Review Tribunal rejected its appeal against the Planning Authority’s decision to sanction the
Din l-Art Ħelwa, the lead appellant against the development permits at Fort Chambray, expressed its utter dismay and indignation at the decision just handed down by the Environment and Planning Review Tribunal (EPRT). It called for the resignation of the Superintendent of Cultural Heritage who is responsible for the latest "heritage catastrophe". By
The Environmental and Planning Review Tribunal (EPRT) has rejected appeals filed by heritage organisations against plans to redevelop Fort Chambray in Għajnsielem, allowing the demolition and partial relocation of British-era barracks to proceed. The contested project, submitted by developer Michael Caruana on behalf of Fort Chambray Ltd, includes
The Environment and Planning Review Tribunal (EPRT) has rejected appeals made by NGO Din L-Art Ħelwa’s against the Planning Authority’s decision to sanction the demolition of the British-era barracks at Fort Chambray and the wider redevelopment of the Għajnsielem landmark. The application – filed by Gozitan developer Michael Caruana on behalf of Fort
