After obtaining planning permission for a replacement dwelling near Brentwood, within the London Green Belt, we have successfully discharged conditions to allow the building works to commence. One particular condition required that building materials be submitted to the Council. After submitting the yellow stock bricks...
We recently secured planning permission for a change of use of agricultural land to home one residential mobile home, amenity building and touring caravan in Kent. Both national and local planning policy have provision for sites to accommodate individuals with a “nomadic habit of life”. Planning...
The Rural Planning Practice has successfully secured planning permission to convert a stable block into residential use. The site near Hawkhurst, Kent is within the High Weald Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and was once a part of a larger property including a substantial house...
We have recently obtained planning permission for the change of use of an agricultural building to private equestrian use and installation of a horse walker, at a property near Tetbury, Gloucestershire. The site lies within the Cotswold Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB), next to...
Following on from the public consultation and subsequent three-month postponement in September 2016, Cotswold District Council have made the momentous decision to approve outline planning permission for Bathurst Development Limited’s (BDL) 2,350 new homes in Chesterton, Cirencester. After over 600 objections to the application and 13...
The Rural Planning Practice has recently achieved planning permission of a barn, which had permission in part for stables, into two detached dwellings for a client in Framfield, East Sussex. Our clients had sold the main farmhouse and were looking to downsize. One of the...
Recently Cotswold District Council (CDC) held a public meeting to determine the application by Bathurst Development Ltd. (BDL) proposing 2350 new homes in Chesterton, to the South of Cirencester. The development proposes up to 2,350 new homes, with a percentage being affordable housing as well as...
Permitted Development rights are effectively planning permission to allow the change of use between certain classes without the need for a full planning application. A recent change to the General Permitted Development Order 2016 has introduced a new permitted development right under Class PA. This...
The Rural Planning recently achieved a successful outcome for our client for the conversion and partial reconstruction of an Oast building into a four-bedroom dwelling in Kent. The building has fallen into to decline over many years and in its current state it detracted from...
We secured planning permission earlier in 2017 for a change of use of land from agricultural to equestrian including four stables and associated storage facilities and a 20 metre x 60 metre sand school. There were several conditions to be discharged relating to manure storage...
The impact of COVID-19 is now being felt by everyone in the country so this is a quick message from The RPP.
We are doing everything we can to continue, and to avoid any interruption to the usual service we provide to all our clients, new and old. Whilst prioritising the health of our team, clients, and the wider community.