Barn conversion approved in Wiltshire
RCC are delighted that full planning permission has been granted for the conversion of this 'modern' agricultural in Wiltshire
Latest news
Amended application for 7 dwellings approved in Wiltshire
Wiltshire Council have approved a Section 73 application that proposed various amendments to the scale and design of the previous proposal.
New build permitted in place of Class Q conversion
The site in Bedfordshire was in the Green Belt and already had permission to convert agricultural building to residential use but the site now has permission for new build dwellings.
Planning appeal won and enforcement notice quashed
RCC are delighted to have won an appeal relating to the full residential use of a holiday let on the edge of a Wiltshire town.
Planning appeal to retain Juliet balcony allowed
RCC are delighted to have received this appeal decision after a long struggle with the planners
Certificate of lawfulness granted for annex proposal
RCC have attained another certificate of lawfulness for an annex in Kent which is great news for our clients
Class Q conversion approval in Wiltshire
RCC have attained permission for the conversion of this former agricultural building to residential use.
Barn and stable conversion permitted in Wilthsire
RCC are delighted to have attained another planning permission under the council's rural conversion policy
New bar approved in Wiltshire town
RCC are delighted to have attained planning permission for the change of use of a former shop to a bar in the main retail street in Devizes.
Commercial uses permitted at Wiltshire Farm
We are delighted that RCC has attained two consents for planning permission for the change of use of farm buildings to commercial uses
Planning appeal allowed and costs awarded against Berkshire council
RCC were delighted for our clients when our planning appeal was allowed and a full award of costs had been made against the council.
Three dwellings approved in Dorset
Planning permission was granted at planning committee despite extensive objections from local residents
Retrospective application approved in Wiltshire
RCC have attained permission for our clients following an enforcement complaint concerning their proposed development.
Contemporary dwelling approved in Wiltshire Conservation Area
RCC are delighted to have attained planning permission for this exciting new dwelling for our clients
Amended replacement dwelling approved
Planning approval has now been granted for an amended replacement dwelling proposal in Wiltshire.
Another Class Q PDR conversion permitted
RCC were delighted to have attained then necessary approval for this Class Q conversion in Wiltshire
Holiday let permitted in the Cotswolds
RCC have attained planning permission for the conversion of an existing outbuilding to tourism use outside of Cirencester
Conversion of listed pub to three dwellings approved
RCC are delighted to have attained this permission for our client following protracted delays
Happy New Year
RCC wish all our clients a Happy New Year as we celebrate our 10th anniversary.
Conversion of former office to residential permitted at rural barn
RCC were delighted to have attained change of use of part of this barn following a previous approval for the other part of the barn a couple of years ago.
Latest case studies:
South Farm, West Overton
The applicants had tried to obtain planning permission for a second agricultural workers dwelling at their West Overton farm for a family member to live in. The dwelling was to replace a mobile home that had occupied the site for many years however the Council were now threatening enforcement action.
Common Farm, Great Cheverell
All applications for agricultural workers dwellings are complicated. They need to be presented to the local planning authority with a strongly set out case in the supporting statements. This proposal was for a third dwelling at this dairy farm and as such the challenges were even greater.
Manor Farm Allington
RCC has attained planning permission for a wide variety of agricultural projects. One of the largest and most complicated of these projects was a new dairy building, which incorporated robotic milking facilities.