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How to Find a Self Build Plot in a Rural Area
By Sally Tagg last updated
Planning Hub How to find a self build plot in a rural area that will pass planning becomes easier if you know what's important under national and local policy. And sustainable development is right up there
Planning Permission Refused? Here's What You Should Do
By Ken Dijksman last updated
Planning Hub Once the initial despair of planning permission refusal has subsided, should you alter your design or launch a planning appeal?
Planning Rules for a Two Storey Extension
By Sally Tagg last updated
Planning Hub Planning rules for a two storey extension are important to know. From size rules to choosing the right application to submit, our guide covers all you need to know
Understanding Site Access and Parking Planning Conditions
By Michelle Guy last updated
Planning Hub Site access and parking are two critical areas to consider and assess when building a new home. Make sure you understand any planning conditions linked to access rights with our need-to-know-guide
Planning Permission to Demolish and Rebuild: What to Know
By Ken Dijksman, Michael Holmes, Mark Stevenson last updated
Planning Hub Understanding the rules around securing planning permission to demolish and rebuild is essential to make sure you don't waste money on a plot you can't develop
Design and Access Statements Explained
By Martin Bell last updated
Planning Hub A design and access statement is an important supporting document when applying for planning approval - here's what it should include
Outline Planning Permission and Reserved Matters: The Complete Guide
By Sally Tagg last updated
Planning Hub Securing outline planning permission doesn't mean that you can start building straight away - there are reserved matters to consider. This guide explains it all
How to Get Planning Approval
By Ken Dijksman last updated
Planning Hub If you want to get planning approval, knowing the considerations likely to win over planners in the area you want to build is essential, says planning consultant Ken Dijksman