Yvonne Davies
Heritage Planning in the World Heritage Site

We were pleased to achieve planning permission for a client with a site in the World Heritage Site on Bodmin Moor.

Heritage Planning in the World Heritage Site
Yvonne Davies
Equestrian Planning Success

We are delighted to have achieved planning permission for our lovely clients in East Cornwall for an American Barn. This will allow them to stable their horses are home and enjoy them with their young family.

Equestrian Planning Success
Agriculture, Agri-business, DaviesRural, Equestrian, Farm Diversification, Planning Advice, Grant Funding, Retiring from Farming, Rural Business, Stewardship, Woodland, Farming Cornwall
Yvonne Davies
RPA Autumn Newsletter

The RPA have launched their autumn newsletter covering updates on the following topics:

  • Basic Payment Scheme (BPS)

  • Countryside Stewardship (CSS)

  • Environmental Stewardship Agreements

  • Retirement Scheme for Farmers - Lump Sum Exit Scheme

  • England Woodland Creation Offer

  • Cross Compliance Rules 2022

  • Future Farming Resilience Fund

  • Farming in Protected Landscapes

For advice and assistance on any of these schemes, get in touch:

RPA Autumn Newsletter
Yvonne Davies
Planning for an Agricultural, Forestry or Rural ...

Achieving planning permission for this type of dwelling in the countryside is not always easy but Davies Rural Property Consultants have been successful in guiding our clients through the process on a number of occasions. With the right advice and support coupled with sound evidence relating to your rural enterprise, it is possible to achieve planning for this type of rural dwelling.

Planning for an Agricultural, Forestry or Rural Workers Dwelling

Glamping Planning

Planning Extension To The Holiday Season

On 14 July 2020, the government published a statement encouraging local planning authorities to exercise their discretion in relation to planning conditions for caravan, campsites and holiday parks.

It sets out the approach local planning authorities should take to decision making for these businesses which were made temporarily vacant by Covid-19 business disruption. The statement also encourages local planning authorities not to undertake enforcement action which would unnecessarily restrict the ability of caravan, campsites and holiday parks to extend their open season.

The statement comes into effect on 14 July 2020 and will remain in place until 31 December 2022 unless superseded by a further statement.

All existing site licences and any conditions attached to them will remain in force. Local authorities could decide to alter any conditions attached to a licence to reflect any new planning requirements, but this will be subject to consultation with the owner who has a right of appeal against the decision.

The National Planning Policy Framework already emphasises that planning enforcement is a discretionary activity, and local planning authorities should act proportionately in responding to suspected breaches of planning control. Given the current situation, while local planning authorities must have regard to their legal obligations, they should not seek to undertake planning enforcement action which would unnecessarily restrict the ability of caravan, campsite and holiday parks to extend their open season.

For further information or assistance, please get in touch: e-mail: yvonne@daviesrural.co.uk or 07792761168.

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