When planning permission is being sought out for a new development, there are an endless number of potential objections and issues that may be raised by concerned local residents.… More >>
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Planning Success – Charity Nurture Centre, Middlesbrough
Planning Success – Change of Use, Residential to Offices
We are delighted to have assisted our client by securing planning permission for change of use from a residential setting to a business hub within an area of Hartlepool.… More >>
The Tale of the Headington Shark
We love the tale of the Headington Shark, but if you don’t operate in the world of town planning, you may have never heard about it 🦈
Back in the 80s, Bill Heine wanted to “liven up his house”, so he commissioned his friend to create an eight-metre (25ft) shark which would sit on his roof, perpetually appearing as though it had just crashed into the house from the sky.… More >>
Can we afford NOT to build a Green Home?
Sustainable and environmentally conscious, Green Homes (or eco homes) are fast becoming a popular consideration for self-builders and renovators alike.… More >>
Planning Success – Rural Commercial Enterprise
Another successful retail scheme for our Helen Heward, we’ve started to call her the retail Queen!… More >>
Do you need Planning Permission for a Garden Office?
The ‘Garden Office’ is becoming increasingly popular as more and more people are working from home.… More >>
Planning Success – South Cambridge, Planning Conditions
Planning House were contacted by a developer to assist in discharging planning conditions which were outstanding on a planning approval or residential development in South Cambridge. … More >>
Planning Success – Beauty Salon, Spennymoor
We are delighted to have assisted our client by securing planning permission for a beauty salon at their home in Co.… More >>
100% Affordable Housing Scheme Secures Planning
Planning House are delighted to have assisted Imperator Group in partnership with Castles and Coasts Housing Association in securing planning permission for 27 affordable dwellings, 30% of which would be bungalows. … More >>