Setting up a glamping business
Due to the pandemic, there has been a rise in staycations. We have recently had an increase in enquiries on how to obtain planning permission for glamping sites.
26 February, 2021
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Our HISTORY
Founded by Judith Norris in 2014, The Rural Planning Practice has gained a reputation for providing rural planning solutions.
oUR services
Equestrian
We understand the goals and challenges faced by all equestrians, whether they are a riding school, livery yard, competition rider, or an equestrian business
Planning Appeals
Typically, the appellant’s chance of success is around thirty percent. Our team are fully conversant with the appeal process and have undertaken appeals by inquiry, hearing, and written representation.
Rural Buildings
We provide advice, planning appraisals, preparation and handling of planning applications.
Shoots
We have an excellent understanding of planning policy and law relating to country pursuits.
Planning Objections
We can provide support and assistance to individuals or residents groups who are fighting against a particular development.
Listed Buildings
Our specialists have an excellent track record in obtaining listed building and planning permission for changes to listed buildings.
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Tourist accommodation for diversification of a working bee farm
The RPP has recently secured planning consent for the siting of three Shepherd’s Huts for tourist accommodation in Stone, Kent.
22 February, 2021
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Diversification will bring enhanced income
Judith wrote an article for the February issue of South East Farmer, talking about the benefits of diversification.
15 February, 2021
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New house in Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty
We recently secured permission for a new house within a registered historic park, on the edge of Ashdown Forest.
10 February, 2021
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ABRS talk about the effects of the pandemic
The Association of British Riding Schools on will be on BBC Radio Sussex and BBC Radio Surrey tomorrow (Saturday 30th January) talking about the effects of the pandemic on riding schools, trekking centres and livery yards.
29 January, 2021
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