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.
News and Views
Our latest blog posts:
Learn about Labour’s planning reforms and what the ‘new towns’ proposal might mean for the growth of Ashford.
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Top tips for selling land from Matthew Sawdon. Charlotte Bromley reviews changes to Permitted Development Rights and advice from Jon Rimmer and Sam Snart on battery storage developments.
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From 21 May 2024 a number of changes will be made to the Town and Country Planning (General Permitted Development) (England) Order (GDPO). The changes relate to existing permitted development rights which allow for agricultural development and the change of use of agricultural buildings.
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Infrastructure payments (S106)
Advice on Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL)
Specialised Areas
Development in the Green Belt
Planning permission for mixed use schemes
Flexible farm uses (including Class Q)
Legal Matters
Planning and enforcement notice appeals
Legal interpretation and agreements
Interpreting planning permissions
