When permission is refused or where the Council is taking too long to decide an application we can help. Our current appeal work includes:
- 36 properties (33 flats, 3 houses) and the restoration of a non-designated heritage asset in the centre of Rushden, Northants, which will go to a Hearing in early September;
- Works to regularise a new dwelling in open countryside in rural Northants. The dwelling is one of two that have been constructed incorrectly, both of which were subject to enforcement notices. At the same committee meeting the Council granted permission to regularise works to the neighbouring property but refused the client’s proposals;
- A Class Q barn conversion in the Stratford district, which was refused for allegedly breaching other permitted development rights, and for potential impacts upon nesting birds; and
- A major enforcement case in Central Bedfordshire relating to an extension to a waste transfer station and commercial site.
Appeal Success at the former Peter Crisp Department Store, Rushden
CC Town Planning are thrilled to announce that after a drawn-out process, Prior Approval has been granted by the Planning Inspectorate for the conversion of vacant commercial space within the upper floors of the former Peter Crisp Department Store in Rushden to create a total of 14 flats comprising a mix of one- and two-bedroom […]
Planning permission obtained for a substantial extension
CC Town Planning have been successful in obtaining permission for a substantial extension to a former office at a site on Bakewell Street, Coalville.
APPEAL SUCCESS IN MARKET HARBOROUGH
Planning permission at appeal..
We’re delighted to have secured planning permission at appeal for clients in West Northamptonshire and Luton.