Category Archives: Collection Certificate of Lawfulness

Planning Success – Appeal Allowed for Certificate of Lawfulness for a HMO & Costs Awarded, Portsmouth

Planning House are very pleased to announce that we have secured a certificate of lawfulness for the use of a C4 HMO (occupied by 3-6 people) as a Sui Generis HMO, for 7 people at appeal, and secure costs from the Council to cover our clients expense.… More >>

Why a Lawful Development Certificate Must Be Backed Up by Evidence

A Lawful Development Certificate (LDC) is an essential document for property owners and developers who want to confirm that a particular development or use of land is lawful under planning law.… More >>

Planning Success – HMO Certificate of Lawfulness, Durham

Planning House are delighted to have secured approval of a Certificate of Lawfulness for an existing House in Multiple Occupation (HMO) in Durham.… More >>

Understanding the Certificate of Lawful Development: A Key Step in Your Planning Journey

As town planning consultants, it’s our role to ensure that our clients development projects proceed smoothly, hopefully without unnecessary hurdles or delays.… More >>

The Role of Commercial Planning Consultants in Navigating the Planning System

Understanding the English planning system can be a challenging task for businesses, particularly when dealing with commercial developments.… More >>

Planning Success – Certificate of Lawfulness for HMO in Salford

Planning House are delighted to have secured approval of a Certificate of Lawfulness for an existing House in Multiple Occupation (HMO) in Salford.… More >>

Converting Your Garage into Extra Living Space: What You Need to Know

We all love more space in our homes, whether it’s an office nook, craft room, or just a cozy snug.… More >>

Planning Success – Gloucester Certificate of Lawfulness

We are thrilled to have worked with a client in Gloucester to secure a certificate of lawful development for their operational development consisting of a rear roof dormer addition which had been present on a property for a period of more than 4 years.… More >>

Changes to Planning Enforcement Timescales

Homeowners and developers, take note – the new Levelling Up and Regeneration Act (LURA) introduces several changes to planning enforcement timescales aimed at strengthening planning enforcement across England.… More >>