Tag Archives: local planning authority

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 >>

What Is a Deemed Discharge of Planning Conditions?

When it comes to obtaining planning permission in England, the process doesn’t always end when your application is approved.… More >>

The Dos and Don’ts of Appealing a Planning Refusal in England

Receiving a planning refusal can be disappointing and frustrating, especially after putting in time, effort, and resources to prepare your application.… 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 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 >>

The Role of Local Planning Authorities in Enforcement

Out last enforcement blog looked at types of notices and resolution for planning breaches, in this article we’ll consider what powers Local Planning Authorities have and what parties could be involved in any potential enforcement action.… More >>

How to Resolve Planning Breaches: A Guide to Enforcement Notices and Actions

As a planning consultant, we often find ourselves assisting clients with resolving issues relating to alleged planning breaches.… More >>