If someone whose planning application has been approved, and is available on the internet, circumstances later change and they make a request for their name to be redacted (or replaced with the agent's name) on the public information for genuine fear of identification can this be done?
If the person subsequently makes a Section 10 request to stop processing their data in this respect, and even though we have a statutory duty to make the name and address of a planning applicant public, is there any way we can assist if there is a genuine case to be made for damage / distress?
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