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April 30, 2010

AAH Planning ConsultantsAAH Planning Consultants is a professional planning consultancy, whose consultants are chartered Town Planners and accredited members of the Royal Town Planning Institute. AAH is able to offer expert advice for all works that may or may not require planning. Should you require further information please visit the website www.aahplanning.com.

Alternatively you can put any questions you may have around your planning requirements to AAH via our 'Ask AAH' feature, which can be found on our home page.

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5/5/2010 11:14:34 PM, Dave says:

Hi i have taken my kitchen wall up and put a new roof on it, at the back of the house. I have not extented out only a few course of bricks up so i have more head room in the kitchen. Do i need building regs or planning pemission for this. MANY THANKS

5/6/2010 4:20:51 PM, Robert Walker says:

Dear Dave,
 
Many thanks for your message. There is a possibility that planning consent would be required much would depend on the individual property. Planning consent could be required depending on the kitchens relationship with the neighbouring property, its relationship with the highway and the end height. This assumes that there are no specific restrictions on the property put on by the Local Council. To give you a firm guidance it would be useful if you could email me your address and if you have any photos that would be useful too.
 
I hope this is of assistance.
 
Kind Regards
Robert

5/17/2010 8:24:34 PM, James says:

I will be having the house roof tiles renewed. Do I need to inform the councle planning.

5/18/2010 2:11:28 PM, Robert Walker says:

You are better advised to inform the Council, ordinarily there are no planning implications for the replacement of tiles however there are a couple of exceptions if the property is a listed building, if it is located within a Conservation Area with an Article 4 Direction on and if permitted development rights had been removed when the property was built (usually only applicable with new properties). Generally speaking you shouldn't have any issues from a planning perspective but you are best to advise the Council first.

6/6/2010 12:51:07 PM, Christina says:

Hi I'm looking to self-build. I found a plot of land in Raunds Northamptonshire, but it doesnt have planning permission. What should I do first to find out if I have any chance to get planning permission for that? I mean I know I can submit an application to the council, but before spending money on that, whom should I talk to first? Thanks

8/31/2010 9:34:23 AM, Robert Walker says:

Hi Christina. If you'd like to drop me an email on [email protected] or a call on 01904 780 955. If you can provide the site details I will then be able to have a look and give you an honest view of your likely chances of the principle of a self build. Theres a number of things that will need to be considered such as is the site in the countryside, a garden, how does it relate to the existing built form in the surrounding area etc. But if you drop me a line I will talk you through the initial steps that you will need to consider and give you a view over the principle. Robert

11/5/2010 5:52:11 PM, internal doors says:

It's excellent to see a website being used this way - online support and quick answers are the way forward!

3/19/2012 12:24:30 PM, Tim says:

I found AFA Planning Consultants rather helpful in a recent phone call.

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