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Paul Smith was delighted to be involved in organising another PDQ event this week. 80 people from the Property and Construction sector attended to hear Kieran Dent (Bank of England), Julia Krause (Homes England), and David Hughes (East West Railway Company) present.
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Planning and house building go hand-in-hand, but there are significant issues to address, namely the need for more high quality planning professionals and suitable land where housing can be delivered quickly. https://t.co/V0bIAwNAZQ
"...it’s a treat to deal with an application which takes on board all points raised at pre-app and an agent who proactively responds to consultation comments. And the flexibility re timings is appreciated too." This demonstrates what we should all advocate. 3 of 3
I recently obtained permission relating to an anaerobic digester and subsequently thanked the planning officer for the way the whole process (pre-app and planning application) was handled. Today, I received an email with this response: 2 of 3
It is vitally important to the continued effectiveness of the planning system that planners in the public and private sectors work together to deliver planning permissions. This includes identifying problems and solutions, together. 1 of 3
This summarises some of the work we have been involved with during 2021, detailing the range of clients we are proud to work for. It demonstrates that even small projects can be problematic, so seek expert #planning advice to win #planningpermission. https://t.co/Inl9roltnf.
To all our followers, here is a little Christmas message containing some humour, and planning advice for your home and workplace! https://t.co/UrPwSOpmvU
We wish you all a Merry Christmas and a safe and happy New Year. #planning#merrychristmas#fun#temporarystructures#pdr
#pandemiclife has affected home and working life, with the two merging to create #lockdownlife. This blog reflects on #homeworking, permitted development rights, and recent appeal decisions that may influence your future plans, even beyond #covid19. https://t.co/iNyLPuBG9Y
Thanks to all those who attended our webinar this afternoon with the @PropertyManAsso, co-hosted with @PlanningApex. If you missed this event and would like more information, please get in touch at [email protected] or read more about the topic, here: https://t.co/fbUpaGaxrz
2020 was a difficult, but progressive year, including for town planning. Our first 2021 Blog gives an overview of what changed & still might change planning & development for you #futureplanning#2020planning#2021planning#permitteddevelopment https://t.co/AGRIdZ475c
@daynesy23@granddesigns Completely agree with you, @daynesy23. The client thoroughly deserves the fantastic result, and we wish them many years of very happy family living!
Imagine our surprise @GrandDesigns this week! Our planning strategy won permission for a sub-terranean, self-heating house. #GrandDesigns followed the build. A previous consultant gave the client 1% chance of success, but with our advice there was success! https://t.co/HgJLq96WH2
Please accept our apologies to those of you who received a Retweet for an unrelated product, our account was hacked. Password has been reset and normal service is resumed. Merry Christmas
A fantastic 'virtual' #PDQ event today. @ianet55 was our guest speaker. His discussion topic, the #planningwhitepaper, was well received, generating excellent questions from delegates. We hope attendees enjoyed the experience. #RTPI#planningforthefuture#planningreform