Planning appeal won for five dwelling in Wiltshire
RCC are delighted to have not only won the appeal but attained an award of full costs against the council
Residential news
Dwellings in Wiltshire village now all built
It was lovely to see a previous planning success now built out and lived in.
House permitted in Wiltshire after two year planning struggle
RCC are delighted to have finally brought an end to our client's planning nightmare
Four new houses approved on employment site
RCC have successfully achieved planning permission for this development on the edge of a Wiltshire village
Grand country house approved in Berkshire
RCC are delighted to attain planning permission for this handsome dwelling in the Lambourn area of West Berkshire
RCC attain another conversion approval in Wiltshire
This application was conversion of an agricultural building to a striking new home for our client.
Conversion of modest buildings to a dwelling approved in Wiltshire
It was great news to hear that planning permission had been granted for this project which RCC worked on
Permission to create 105 flats in redundant office block in Plymouth approved
RCC are delighted that to have now had the approval through from the council for this exciting project in Plymouth
Planning permission granted for residential conversion in Wiltshire
RCC are delighted to have attained full planning permission to convert two buildings to residential use in Wiltshire
Application submitted for 105 flats in Plymouth
RCC are pleased to be working on this project to convert this iconic office block in Plymouth.
Change of use of office to residential permitted in Wiltshire
RCC are delighted to have attained planning permission in relation to this property in a rural area east of Bath
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
Conversion of former stable building permitted in Wiltshire
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.
Planning application approved at heritage property in Wiltshire
RCC are extremely pleased to have attained retrospective planning permission for multiple works at an unlisted but heritage building in Wiltshire.
Housing development proposed in Wiltshire progresses
RCC are delighted that a proposal for 14 dwellings in Marlborough is moving forward to an approval
Recladding of building in Devizes approved
Planning permission has been attained to remove the existing timber cladding on this building and replace with render.
Planning committee success for 14 dwelling in a Wiltshire Village
RCC are delighted that a planning committee in Wiltshire have resolved to grant full planning permission for 14 dwellings on this former farmyard site
Domestic ground mounted solar array approved in Wiltshire
RCC have attained full planning permission for this solar array at a large rural property in Wiltshire
RCC are delighted to have been successful with their first Planning in Principle permission
The site was in Oxfordshire and had 20 years of unsuccessful planning history on the site when RCC were asked to explore the options fro the site.
Infill house approved in Wiltshire Village
RCC are please to have attained planning permission for this infill dwelling within Poulshot in Wiltshire
Latest residential case studies:
Office to residential conversions
In 2013 the Government introduced new permitted development rights to allow office buildings to be converted to residential use. This was for an initial temporary period of 3 years but they subsequently made the new rights permanent in 2016.
New Park Street
RCC was brought on board by PKA Architects when they were approached by a developer proposing a mixed use development on a vacant site in Devizes town centre. The site accommodated a single storey clinic building and car park but historically there would have been a building on the main road frontage
Aughton
RCC were approached regarding the possibility of attaining planning permission for an additional dwelling in the garden of our clients’house. It was an extremely timely approach, as Wiltshire Council was in the process of changing their local planning policy document.