Mar
12
The Rural Planning Co sponsor the prestigious CLA Big Breakfast Event
Mar 12, 2024
We are delighted to announce that we will be sponsoring the prestigious CLA Big Breakfast event at The Royal Three Counties Show this year, alongside MFG Solicitors.
We are excited to support this important event, and the CLA, who act as a guardian to the countryside, lobbies to protect the environment and supports rural businesses to the benefit of its members. The Rural Planning Co is committed to supporting agricultural and rural communities through effective use of the planning system.
Come and join us for a celebration of the British Countryside and enjoy a great British breakfast!
Mar
05
Do I need planning for a dog walking field?
Mar 05, 2024
We get lots of enquiries about whether you need planning permission for dog walking fields.
The short answer is YES.
When you fence and enclose an agricultural field and start using it for dog walking, you have changed the use of that field away from agriculture. This change of use requires planning permission.
If this is something that you are considering then read on for further information or call us on 01299 667344
Mar
04
The IAgSA "What Now?" Conference proves a big hit
Mar 04, 2024
Hannah Moule, founder of The Rural Planning Co spoke at The IAgSA "What Now?" Conference at the weekend.
The topics for this conference included the challenges facing farming and issues around rural diversifications.
Hannah spoke on farm diversification and using planning to grow your farm business.
Feb
29
Hannah Moule to speak at the IAgSA Conference 2024
Feb 29, 2024
COUNT DOWN - One day to go until the doors open at the IAgSA conference.
We are delighted that Hannah Moule, founder of The Rural Planning Co will be speaking at this conference on Saturday 2nd March.
Feb
27
What is the difference between Green Belt and Greenfield?
Feb 27, 2024
The term "Green Belt" should never be confused with "Greenfield". These are not the same thing!
This article will help you to understand the difference which is extremely important in planning terms. The Green Belt forms part of the National Planning Policy Framework planning policy whilst Greenfield is a topographical description of land which is being considered for future development.
