Won on appeal: pub conversion and new build dwellings in Market Lavington, Wiltshire

Wiltshire Council: Pure Town Planning recently won a planning appeal in the conservation area in Market Lavington, Wiltshire. The appeal proposal, designed by Western Design Architects, was for the conversion of a former pub into two houses together with a third new-build dwelling in the rear garden area – the The […]

Won on appeal: eight townhouses in Chilbolton Avenue, Winchester

Winchester City Council: Pure Town Planning are pleased to have won another planning appeal – this time in Winchester. The appeal site lies on the prestigious Chilbolton Avenue where we had already secured a four dwelling scheme and then a six-unit town house scheme both through negotiation with the Winchester City […]

Won at appeal: 15-unit residential scheme in Southcote Road, Bournemouth

Bournemouth Borough Council: Pure Town Planning are delighted to announce another successful appeal win for a 15-unit residential redevelopment on Southcote Road in Bournemouth. The site is currently occupied by a large-scale commercial premises which has been vacant for some time. The site is bound on all sides by a […]

Won on Appeal: Advertisement consent for signage in the New Forest

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 […]

Won on Appeal: Amendment for additional storey to an approved dwelling in Poole

Borough of Poole: Pure Town Planning are pleased to announce that we have just won another appeal in Poole resulting in planning permission being granted for a material minor amendment application to an approved scheme at Flambard Road, Poole. In 2014 we secured planning permission to demolish the existing dwelling […]

Won on appeal: large replacement outbuilding near Bishops Waltham, Hampshire

Winchester City Council: Pure Town Planning recently won a planning appeal to overturn a refusal of planning permission by Winchester City Council. The appeal site was a countryside cottage and smallholding. Our client was seeking to replace an old milking shed with a new multi-purpose domestic outbuilding on the same […]

Won on appeal: replacement of one detached house with three in Canford Cliffs, Poole

Borough of Poole: Pure Town Planning won another planning appeal recently – a valuable consent for three detached houses replacing one in the Canford Cliffs area of Poole. The scheme was designed by Anders Roberts Cheer architects. This road had seen a number of plot splits approved in recent years […]

Won on appeal: new detached dwelling in the New Forest National Park

New Forest National Park Authority: Our recent run of appeal successes continues with an appeal won for a plot split in Lyndhurst in the New Forest. Planning permission was refused by the New Forest National Park Authority planning committee against the advice of their planning officer’s. Our client was recommended to use […]

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