Wiltshire Council: Pure Town Planning has recently secured approval to convert a vacant office premises into 16 self-contained flats in the town centre of Salisbury. The application utilised permitted development rights that allow offices to be converted to residential use (in planning Use Class terms a B1 to C3 chanve […]
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 […]
Wiltshire Council: Pure Town Planning were pleased to recently obtain another planning consent for one of our regular developer clients. The application site was a modest house set in a large garden in the Wiltshire village of Durrington. The proposal was to remove a single storey side extension to the […]
Wiltshire Council: Pure Town Planning was delighted recently to win a planning appeal for one of our developer clients at Shrewton in Wiltshire. Shrewton is an attractive village set in a valley just off the A303 near Stonehenge. The appeal site was a unique plot set on the edge of a steep […]
Wiltshire Council: Pure Town Planning are pleased to have secured planning permission for a new holiday let property on a tiny site on the edge of the village of Barford St Martin near Salisbury in Wiltshire. Our client originally approached us with a small paddock having noticed that a small overgrown […]
New Forest National Park Authority: Pure Town Planning have just secured planning permission for a number of substantial extensions to a detached property in the part of Wiltshire which falls within the New Forest National Park. The scheme was a bespoke design by Tony Holt Design, who created an aesthetically please design […]
