Category: Planning Permission Guides

Planning Permission Herefordshire document with architectural plans, pencil, tape measure, and calculator on a desk — symbolising local planning applications and council approval process

Planning Permission in Herefordshire: step-by-step guide, council policies, conservation & AONB checks, timescales, fees, and how to avoid refusals.

Planning Permission in Herefordshire explained: find out when you need approval, how Permitted Development works, and the local council “quirks” that affect extensions, lofts, and garden rooms. Covers conservation areas, AONB rules, sewers, fees, timescales, and common refusal reasons — with a step-by-step guide to smooth approvals.

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Listed Buildings: Thinking about works on your listed property?

Owning a listed building comes with strict planning rules. This guide explains when Listed Building Consent is required, how councils treat common works, and what homeowners need to know about repairs, extensions, double glazing, solar panels, and EPC exemptions. Learn the process, costs, and council quirks to keep your project compliant.

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Conservation Areas (UK): Rules, Consent & What You Can Do

If your home is in a Conservation Area, extra planning rules apply to protect the area’s character. This guide explains what Conservation Areas mean, when Conservation Area Consent is needed, common council quirks, and how rules affect extensions, conversions and alterations. Learn the costs, timelines and how to move your project forward confidently.

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Planning Permission Milton Keynes – Local Rules & Council Quirks Explained

Planning permission in Milton Keynes follows national rules but has extra council quirks. From parking standards to estate design codes, it’s vital to check if your project needs approval or falls under Permitted Development. This guide explains local requirements, costs, and FAQs so homeowners avoid mistakes and move projects forward confidently.

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Planning Permission Loft Conversion (UK)

• Do you need planning permission for a loft conversion? Most houses can convert under Permitted Development if they stay within 40/50m³, avoid front dormers and keep ridge height. Learn the exceptions (conservation areas, Article 4, flats), costs, timelines and local council quirks for Bucks, Milton Keynes and Guildford, plus practical steps to secure approval.

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Planning Permission for a Shed — Rules, Sizes, Council Quirks & PD Checklist

Do you need planning permission for a shed? This UK guide explains Permitted Development for outbuildings, height and coverage limits, the 2.5m boundary rule, front-garden restrictions, Article 4 and conservation-area quirks, plus Building Regulations triggers. Includes a practical PD checklist and local tips for Buckinghamshire, Milton Keynes and Guildford to avoid refusals.

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Planning Permission Guildford – Local Rules, Process & Costs

Looking to extend or build in Guildford? This guide explains when planning permission is required, local conservation rules, permitted development limits, fees, and timescales. Learn how to apply through Guildford Borough Council, check live applications, and avoid common mistakes with clear, trusted guidance from Plans Made Easy.

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Planning Permission for a Garden Room (UK): Complete Homeowner’s Guide

Thinking about a garden room? Many garden rooms can be built under Permitted Development without full planning permission, but rules on size, height, and use matter. This guide explains when permission is needed, bathroom and boundary rules, costs, and how to apply — with links to the Planning Portal, GOV.UK, and related Plans Made Easy guides.

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Planning Permission Cost (UK): Complete Guide for Homeowners

How much does planning permission cost in the UK? This guide explains council application fees, professional drawing costs, hidden charges, and regional differences. From extensions and sheds to loft conversions and garages, learn exactly what to budget before you apply — with links to the Planning Portal and GOV.UK.

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