Planning permission is typically not at the top of any horse owners list of priorities unless perhaps you are looking into building new facilities. Proposals to create permanent equine facilities where you are physically building on or altering the land will obviously always need planning permission, but the use of land for grazing horses and […]
Posted on December 19th, 2018 by Ellen Cottrell
A recent study by our Professional body, the Central Association of Agricultural Valuers, has confirmed that activity in the tenancy sector is considerably less than it used to be. In 2002 the number of tenanted transactions were 2565 compared to 892 in 2016. 2002 was the last year unaffected by the CAP reform, which […]
Posted on September 21st, 2017 by Andrew Troughton
Further to our previous blog post on 6th January 2017 “Community Infrastructure Levy – what is it and how does it apply?”, the South Worcestershire Councils have now formally adopted their CIL charging schedules. This therefore means that many forms of development are now liable to additional charges should planning permission be granted. The levy […]
Posted on August 9th, 2017 by Julie Newton
For all the latest news and views from Carver Knowles this Spring, please take a look at our Landmark newsletter. This edition gives the highlights from our Ledbury Farm Diversification Event, discussion of the latest nuances in the planning system, as well as how to deal with a planning refusal, a summary of our […]
Posted on March 22nd, 2016 by Julie Newton