Fareham Borough Council: Dan Wilden is pleased to have secured full planning permission for three detached houses, alongside an existing retained house, in Fareham, Hampshire. The site lies on the southern edge of the town where we had previously secured outline permission for five smaller houses and which was about […]
Fareham Borough Council: Dan Wilden, Director of Pure Town Planning, is pleased to have just secured outline planning consent for five new detached houses for private clients on a site on the southern edge of Fareham in Hampshire. Despite being a largely brownfield site comprising a house with attached car […]
Fareham Borough Council: Neil McKeon is delighted to have secured full planning permission for the erection of a new 12 house development in Park Gate near Southampton. The proposal sees the demolition of the frontage dwelling to allow access to under-utilised land rear of Botley Road. Following a previously withdrawn […]
Fareham Borough Council: Neil McKeon is delighted to have secured outline planning permission for the erection of 8 houses in Titchfield, Fareham. The proposal sees the demolition of the frontage dwelling to allow access to the amalgamated land to the rear of Segensworth Road to accommodate this residential development. The […]
Fareham Borough Council: Pure Town Planning are celebrating a successful approval for a 2-unit residential redevelopment in Locks Heath, Southampton. The application site consists of a single chalet bungalow fronting Warsash Road. The proposal sees the demolition of the existing bungalow and erection of two 4-bedroom detached family dwellings with […]
Fareham Borough Council: Pure Town Planning were very pleased to recently obtain planning consent for a scheme of retirement apartments in Park Gate near Fareham in Hampshire, acting for a leading developer of this housing type. The site comprised six existing dwellings on deep plots close to Park Gate local centre. The proposal […]
Hampshire: The somewhat breathtaking news that Hart District Council are intending to charge £800 per square metre Community Infrastructure Levy (Yes! Eight hundred not a typo) in some areas, reminded me that various CIL updates need reporting. Fareham: First up has to be Fareham Borough Council who have adopted CIL and began […]
Havant Borough Council and Fareham Borough Council look set to become the next authorities in the area to begin charging the Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL), joining their neighbour Portsmouth City Council and the Borough of Poole. The Inspector’s report into the Havant Borough Council proposed CIL charging schedule was issued in November […]
The Community Infrastructure Levy is coming! Well except for Portsmouth where it is already there…but everywhere else it is coming. So we thought we would do a quick round up of where everywhere else is. But first if you have not been paying attention to our prophetic bleatings over the […]
…waste your time filling in pointless surveys – depends on your point of view. Got a bit of time on your hands over the next couple of days and bored of the Olympics already? Then why not spend a few minutes completing the latest consultation from Fareham Borough Council on […]
