Steve DaviesAssociate Director and Chartered Town Planner
Planning consent can add very substantial value to your property. But it's become a highly complex area. More than ever, it is critical that you get it right first time.
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At the Oxford Farming Conference on 8 January 2026, the Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs (Defra) confirmed major changes to the Sustainable Farming Incentive (SFI), the UK’s flagship environmental land management scheme, aimed at simplifying access, increasing fairness, and helping more farmers ...
If you manage land in the River Beult catchment, there’s a refreshed Farm Capital Grant Scheme that could help you invest in equipment and infrastructure while supporting better water quality in your local rivers.
Southern Water is offering up to £15,000 per farm per ...
This year has seen a significant amount of local plan activity across Kent and East Sussex, as local planning authorities continue setting out future planning policy and identifying land they may wish to allocate for development.
Preparing a local plan is a lengthy, multi-stage ...
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