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Roald Dahl Day!
To celebrate Roald Dahl Day we wondered what sort of planning permission would be needed for some of the places that Roald created in his books?
September 13, 2026
To celebrate Roald Dahl Day we wondered what sort of planning permission would be needed for some of the places that Roald created in his books?
At a time when the difficulties facing British Farming are very much in the spotlight, here at Warner Planning we help farmers and landowners navigate a range of rural planning opportunities, such as new or replacement agricultural buildings, farm diversification, barn conversions, renewable energy and rural tourism.
A retrospective application can provide an option where work has already been carried out because the planning requirements were misunderstood or overlooked.
A long standing planning myth is that once an area is designated as Green Belt, that it cannot then be developed and whilst there may be more restrictions on what can be done, there are still opportunities for certain sites in the Green Belt.
Planning applications might not be the first thing you relate to schools, but they are strongly linked, particularly with residential development where families with children might be moving into a new area. As part of the planning process developers and applicants are often required to make financial contributions towards various services, infrastructure and facilities.
