Christchurch Borough Council: Pure Town Planning are pleased to announce that we have recently secured planning permission for the erection of two office units with associated access and parking in Christchurch with the plans supplied by The PLAN Partnership. The application site comprises of derelict brownfield land to the rear […]
Purbeck District Council: Darryl Howells has won an appeal for the erection of a pair of holiday cottages with associated parking and access following demolition of an existing barn and removal of a mobile home. The site is located outside the settlement boundary of the village of Lytchett Matravers near Poole and […]
East Dorset District Council: Pure Town Planning has recently secured advertisement consent for the installation of three advertisements at commercial premises in the Wimborne Minster Conservation Area. The consent permits the installation of a side panel, directional sign and fascia at the new offices of Ellis Jones Solicitors at 39A […]
Weymouth and Portland Borough Council: Pure Town Planning have recently secured planning permission for the demolition of an existing petrol station and garage and the erection of a mixed-use development comprising 2 x A1 units and 4 x flats with associated access and parking in Wyke Regis, Weymouth. Eagle-eyed readers may […]
Portsmouth City Council: Pure Town Planning appeal success is spreading across the south coast – this time moving along to Portsmouth. We have just won an appeal for a retrospective change of use of a large industrial building to form a retail furniture warehouse in the Rodney Road area of the City, a […]
Borough of Poole: Pure Town Planning is pleased to announce that planning permission has recently been secured for the demolition of the existing Salterns Hotel on Poole Harbour at Lilliput and the erection of a replacement five-storey hotel with a ground floor marina bar/café and a top floor panoramic restaurant; 22 […]
Christchurch Borough Council: Pure Town Planning are celebrating another appeal win in Christchurch. The proposal was for a three storey mixed-use building with a 4000 square foot supermarket on the ground floor with eleven apartments on the upper two floors. The scheme had previously been turned down twice by Christchurch […]
