The Rural Planning Practice is a planning consultancy with offices in Cirencester, Gloucestershire and Cranbrook, Kent. The team includes chartered members of the Royal Town Planning Institute and the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors, along with full members of the IHBC, and staff hold graduate and postgraduate qualifications in heritage, conservation, architecture and archaeology. The practice advises on listed and non-listed heritage assets, farmsteads and historic landscapes across England and Wales, and will take a project from the outset or work alongside existing consultants. Recent cases include a green belt conversion in Tewkesbury and a livery yard conversion in Dover district.
Suitable for: rural heritage buildings, farmsteads and estates that need a planning strategy, consent applications or an appeal.
Services: planning applications; listed building consent; site assessments and promotion; pre-purchase guidance; permitted development advice; certificates of lawfulness; appeals; equestrian, residential and rural business development.
Location: Cirencester, Gloucestershire, with an office in Cranbrook, Kent; covering England and Wales.