Tag Archives: HMO planning

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: Non-Material Amendment for HMO Development in Middlesbrough (Sui Generis)

We’re thrilled to have successfully secured a change to the description of development for a client who is creating high-quality Houses in Multiple Occupation (HMO), classified as Sui Generis, in Middlesbrough.… More >>

Understanding Material Change of Use: When Does a Development Require Planning Permission?

There is often confusion surrounding the concept of a material change of use. Whether you’re looking to expand your property portfolio, convert a building for a new purpose, or simply want to understand the planning system better, understanding when a change in use triggers the need for planning permission is crucial.… More >>

Navigating the Complexities of HMO Planning: What You Need to Know

As a town planning consultant in England, one of the most frequent and intriguing subjects we encounter is Houses in Multiple Occupation (HMOs).… More >>

Understanding the Difference Between Planning and Licensing for HMOs

When operating or developing Houses in Multiple Occupation (HMOs), it’s important to understand both the planning and licensing requirements that apply.… More >>