Portsmouth City Council: Dan Wilden is pleased to have secured a certificate of lawfulness in respect of the proposed use of a three bedroom house in Portsmouth as a small children’s home. The key question in any case like this is whether the proposed use would amount to a material change […]
Portsmouth City Council: Neil McKeon is delighted to confirm securing full planning permission for 9 x 3 bedroom residential houses on Sixth Avenue, Cosham. The proposal is facilitated by the demolition of the existing F2 use class building, allowing for a comprehensive contemporary housing development to take full advantage of […]
Portsmouth City Council: Dan Wilden is pleased to have secured permission for alterations and extensions to convert a former bank building at North End into mixed uses retaining a large commercial unit fronting London Road with an 11-bedroom house in multiple occupation on the upper floors and five new flats […]
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 […]
Portsmouth City Council has formally adopted its Community Infrastructure Levy charging schedule. It will begin charging on any applicable development scheme granted planning permission from 01 April 2012. Effectively any application not already in the system now will now be subject to CIL. All non-residential developments over 100 sqm and all […]
