Rectory Farm

Rectory Farm Andrew Martin Planning (AM-P) recently secured confirmation that Prior Approval was not required under Class A of Part 6; Schedule 2 of the General (Permitted Development) (England) Order 2015 as amended (GPDO) for a new agricultural building at Rectory Farm in Rochford District Council. The building was required for the growth and improvement of farming operations…

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Noah Hill Road – Full Planning Permission Secured

Noak Hill Road Andrew Martin Planning (AM-P) recently secured full planning permission for the demolition and replacement of existing vacant fisheries buildings with 1no. new family sized four bed house, parking, landscaping and associated development. Proposals also included providing private amenity space for an existing home, which was lawfully secured via a Lawful Development Certificate….

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Breakfast Seminar – 6th November 2024

Andrew Martin – Planning Ltd held their first Breakfast Seminar since becoming an EOT at The Plaza Braintree this morning. The seminar was introduced by Andrew Martin and presented by Kate Sutton, Ian Butcher and Viviane Holznagel, who provided updates on various planning topics and latest procedural changes. We would like to thank all who attended and hope you found it useful….

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Successful Planning Application – Oakleigh Farm, Essex

Andrew Martin Planning (AM-P) recently secured outline planning permission for the demolition of existing industrial units, livery, and stable and the conversion of existing commercial and residential building to 2no. residential units, alongside construction of five new units to create a total 7no. four bed family homes. Oakleigh Farm is located within the Essex countryside…

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Planning under a new Labour Government

With the dust settling on the recent local and mayoral elections, and the General Election announced for 4th July, even the most optimistic Conservative voter is resigned to the reality that by the end of the year the country will be run by a new Labour government. A change in government will inevitably result in…

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