[2005] EWCA Civ 835, 16 June 2005. Considers whether the proposed development of a green belt site into a cemetery and crematorium was an inappropriate development. Appeal by K against a decision ([2004] EWHC 2638 (Admin)) dismissing its application for judicial review of a decision by a planning inspector appointed by S, dismissing K's appeal against B's refusal of planning permission. K wanted to develop the site into a cemetery and crematorium but the development would have resulted in part of the site no longer being available for use as a sports ground or playing fields. The planning application was a full application for the change of use of the site but an application for outline planning application only in other respects. The planning inspector had decided that the development was inappropriate development in a green belt and would be injurious to it, no justification for the loss of the playing fields had been demonstrated and that there were no very special circumstances outweighing the presumption against inappropriate development. "Held": appeal dismissed. The application for judicial review was dismissed. The planning inspector had not erred in deciding that K's proposed development of a green belt site into a cemetery and crematorium with the ancillary loss of a playing field amenity on part of the site, was an inappropriate development and that no very special circumstances existed which would outweigh the presumption of inappropriate development.