Planning Success – Change of Use to School, Northumberland
Planning permission has been approved for the change of use from C2 use (Residential School) to F1(a) for purely educational purposes on behalf of Young Foundations Ltd.… More >>
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Planning permission has been approved for the change of use from C2 use (Residential School) to F1(a) for purely educational purposes on behalf of Young Foundations Ltd.… More >>
Planning House were delighted to secure approval for the discharge of conditions associated with highways, noise management and surface water drainage in relation to a recent approval for change of use from agriculture to a commercial dog training business.… More >>
Planning House are thrilled to secure retrospective planning permission. The approval related to an extension to a beer garden with a raised decking area at a village pub in Hartlepool.… More >>
Planning House work with some great companies, and one, Northpoint Geotechnical have written a useful article about Preliminary Risk Assessments (PRA) which is a common assessment required to accompany planning applications. … More >>
There is not doubt about it Town Planning is a maze. If it wasn’t there would be no need for Town Planning Consultants!… More >>
Helen continues to revisit some of the tricky applications where approval was gained and development is starting to be delivered.… More >>
We are delighted to have secured planning permission for a major waste application for one of our recurring clients J&B Recycling in Hartlepool.… More >>
The process of validating a planning application is undertaken by the Council to check that new planning applications are complete and include all relevant supporting information.… More >>
Today we’re going to look at the basics of planning conditions. If you’ve secured planning permission for a development it’s highly likely that planning conditions will be attached to your approval, these will be shown on your Decision Notice. … More >>
In a lot of cases the answer is NO! If your proposed development is not complex for instance a house extension or a simple commercial development then don’t waster your money employing a town planner. … More >>