New Forest District Council: Pure Town Planning have won another planning appeal this time in Barton on Sea, resulting in planning permission being granted for the erection of two bungalows with associated access and parking. The appeal site consists of the rear part of the gardens of two adjacent bungalows […]
New Forest District Council: Darryl Howells of Pure Town Planning is pleased to announce another successful planning appeal overturning a Council’s refusal to grant planning consent. This time, planning permission was sought by Seventy One Design for the retrospective erection of a conservatory and boundary fence at Barton-on-Sea in Hampshire. New […]
New Forest District Council: Pure Town Planning are starting the year off with a string of successes including the change of the use of a first floor snooker hall in D2 Use to a B1(a) Office Use in Ringwood. Pure Town Planning first considered utilising Schedule 2, Part 4, Class […]
New Forest District Council: Pure Town Planning have recently got permission for the conversion of existing office space on the first floor above retail units into four one-bedroom flats and one studio flat under the permitted development prior approval system in Ringwood. Our regular readers might recall in March of this year we announced […]
New Forest District Council: Pure Town Planning are pleased to have recently secured planning permission for the demolition of one dwelling and the erection of two pairs of contemporary semi-detached dwellings in Milford on Sea. The four dwellings will occupy a fantastic plot with sea views. Each dwelling has been […]
New Forest District Council: Pure Town Planning have recently won an appeal relating to a site in New Milton, Hampshire gaining consent for two signs on a business premises. Advertisement consent appeals are relatively rare – applicants often don’t think it is worthwhile going to the trouble. In this case however it […]
New Forest District Council: Did you know Pure Town Planning can help you obtain advertisement consent if necessary? Advertising regulations are often an overlooked area of the planning system. Sometimes businesses don’t even realise consent is necessary and install signage blissfully unaware that it is unlawful. It may be that there is […]
New Forest District Council: Pure Town Planning has recently helped a new business to get going in Ringwood in Hampshire by securing planning consent for the change of use from B1(a) office to a funeral directors. Our client is just branching out on their own with a brand new funeral directorship. There […]
New Forest District Council: Just before Christmas, Pure Town Planning secured planning permission for seven houses on a former pub site in New Milton, Hampshire. This was a revised application following a previously refused scheme on the site for eight houses handled by another planning consultancy. That application was refused principally due to the […]
New Forest District Council: Pure Town Planning is delighted to have assisted in securing two separate planning consents for our clients at New Forest District Council this week. The first application was for an innovative and modern remodel and alteration of an aging bungalow in Barton Court Avenue, Barton-on-Sea. The […]
