Planning Hub

Listed building consent ensures any changes or alterations made to listed buildings are done sympathetically. Here's what you need to know

Planning HubWhat is retrospective planning and why might you need it? Planning consultant Simon Rix explains all

Planning HubPlanning permission for sheds is not always required but there are instances where it may be needed — we guide you through what you need to know

Planning HubWe explain the implications of designing a home in a conservation area and how to carefully plan your application

Planning HubThere are a couple of key rules you need to be aware of to stay on the right side of the law when creating an annexe, says planning consultant Ken Dijksman

Planning HubPlots in designated areas, such as an AONB or Conservation Area, hold strong appeal to self builders - but can you actually get permission from the local planners to build?

Planning HubFind out when a planning consultant might be worth bringing on board your project. Plus, where to find a good one and how much to expect to pay

Planning HubDon’t overlook the attached planning conditions in the euphoria of gaining planning approval. Failure to discharge conditions can invalidate the permission for your build — ignore them at your peril!