It’s that time of year again! Tickets printed, food and fizz ordered. Fingers and toes crossed for good weather. Hoping to see lots of you at our Lakeside Pavilion. We are there Thursday, Friday and Saturday. We have Pavilion No. 1 , on the tradestand side of the lake. Our lovely outdoor area next to… Read more
This week Judith is speaking at a series of seminars organised by CLA South East. The seminars all about the delights of negotiating the English planning system. Open to non-members and CLA members they are being held in Frilford, Oxfordshire, Tonbridge, Kent and Seale in Surrey. The link for booking is in comments. Judith will… Read more
All set up at The Listed Property Show, London Olympia. Do pay us a visit if you are there – Judith and Jo will be on hand to answer all your questions about planning and listed building projects.
We are delighted to confirm that we are attending the Listed Property Show later this week – Judith and Jo will be on hand to answer any questions you may have about listed properties and the planning system. The show is at Olympia on the 2nd and 3rd of February 9am to 5pm. We are… Read more
From 26 July 2023, you will be able to use your land as a temporary campsite for up to 60 days per calendar year with up to 50 pitches. This is a significant increase from the previous 28 days allowed but there are now some specific requirements and limitations to their use to be aware… Read more
Planning permission is vital in realising the full value of land but the process to get there can prove complex and is challenging to navigate at the best of times. If you’re a landowner looking to maximise your land value, getting your site allocated for development can add some much-needed clarity and certainty. All local… Read more
On 16 May, the Prime Minister met representatives from across the UK supply chain for a summit discussing how government and industry can work together to support a thriving UK food industry – the ‘Farm to Fork’ Summit. It has been billed as being the next step in growing a thriving British food and drink… Read more
Badminton preparation well under away, including these beautiful rosettes for younger visitors to our lakeside pavilion. Next up ordering the Coronation cake and fizz for Saturday! @bhorsetrials @monarch_rosettes #coronation2023 #badmintonhorsetrials
The council have issued a ‘call for sites’ to suggest sites or broad location for development, redevelopment or improvement over the next 20 to 30 years for its new Local Plan. This is a wide-ranging call for sites exercise, covering a broad range of uses including housing, employment, retail and leisure, healthcare, green infrastructure, energy,… Read more
We have given a donation to this great charity MSF Doctors without Borders This emergency fund helps ensure MSF can respond to emergencies around the world, including the earthquake in Syria and Turkey. Following the powerful earthquakes, MSF teams already supporting people across northwest Syria mobilised, along with local partner organisations, to respond to the… Read more
A news article about a very interesting report by The Royal Society on the competing land use demands facing the UK. Joined up thinking is required to tackle this issue. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-64455751 Link to the Royal Society’s report below. https://royalsociety.org/-/media/policy/projects/living-landscapes/DES7483_Multifunctional-landscapes_policy-report-WEB.pdf?la=en-GB&hash=D36F2F088ABAC901405BFA865F2FA581
Woman who failed to comply with unlawful green belt stable enforcement notice fined £160,000 A woman who failed to comply with an enforcement notice seeking to remove stables that were built unlawfully on green belt land has been ordered by a court to pay a total of £167,428. By Toby Porter – Planning Resource Daily…. Read more
