Planning permission granted for new infill dwelling
RCC are pleased that our client has now finally received planning permission for an infill dwelling in Wilthshire
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RCC are pleased that our client has now finally received planning permission for an infill dwelling in Wilthshire
RCC are delighted to have attain a full residential permission to convert this building in Wiltshire even though the client only wanted it as an annex.
RCC are extremely pleased to have attained retrospective planning permission for multiple works at an unlisted but heritage building in Wiltshire.