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Approval has been attained for a modest outbuilding for an extended property in the heart of the AONB.

RCC have successful steered through an application to release land from its village green status in a Wiltshire village.

RCC are please to have attained permission for a former temporary equine workers dwelling to be retained permanently.

RCC are delighted to have attained full planning permission for a bungalow on an underused lock up garage site for our housing association clients.

The building is located in an open countryside location and its conversion now allows it to be used for for a manufacturing use.

After a lengthy struggle we are delighted to have attained permission for a large replacement commercial building.

RCC are delighted to have attained permission for this use in an 'out of village' location.

Planning permission has been granted for the use of the land following an enforcement investigation by the council.

Appeal lodged against refusal of planning permission for a contemporary extension in Devizes has been successful.

RCC are delighted to have attained permission for a dwelling on vacant land in Weymouth.

Planning permission has been granted for a new ancillary building at Church in Calne.

RCC are delighted that permission has now been granted to vary previously imposed conditions that restricting the use of two fishing lakes in Wiltshire.

Change of use of farm buildings permitted in Wiltshire.

Part Q permitted development approved for barn to dwelling conversion.

Holiday let conversion permitted following pre-application concerns.

Retrospective listed building consent approved in Wiltshire allows sale of property to continue.

RCC are pleased to have attained permission for a sizeable extension to a property in Lyneham.

RCC were delighted when the final part of the approval was given with the minimum of fuss.

RCC is delighted that planning permission has been granted for two large dwellings on a redundant site in an edge of village location.

RCC were asked to review options to re-use agricultural buildings in the World Heritage Site and AONB for commercial uses and are pleased to say the subsequent applications have been successful.