Can you explain the term overbearing has been used in my refusal?
Overbearing is a term used to describe the impact of a development or building on its [...]Can I resubmit a rejected scheme?
If the local planning authority rejects your application, you can make changes to the plans and [...]What is the difference between a Minor and Major Planning Application?
Whether you are considering a residential or commercial development that doesn't involve [...]How do I object to a planning application?
A public consultation period of a minimum of 3 weeks is required for all applications [...]What are section 106 (s106) agreements?
These are undertakings or agreements by a developer and the planning authority, which guarantee [...]How long does it take to get planning permission?
Most planning applications are decided within eight weeks from the date of validation. The time [...]What is Permitted Development?
Permitted development rights allow householders to make certain changes to their house without [...]If I have bats, does that mean I can’t build?
No! Although bats are a protected species in the UK, it is possible to still get planning [...]How much does the Council charge for planning permission?
Fees for planning applications depend on the type and scale of the development. A small [...]What is pre-application advice?
On certain projects, it can be beneficial to obtain pre-application advice before submitting a [...]How do I claim costs?
Through the planning appeal process you can submit a claim for costs if the local planning [...]What does amenities mean?
The term amenities covers a wide range of aspects that contribute to the overall enjoyment of [...]
