Knowsley has made borough-wide controls on small shared homes. The sealed Direction is dated 3rd November, and consultation closes on 16th December.
Recent permitted development news, including GPDO changes, prior approval and decisions involving Classes Q, MA and R.
Knowsley has made borough-wide controls on small shared homes. The sealed Direction is dated 3rd November, and consultation closes on 16th December.
Northern Ireland added a neighbour notification question to proposed telecoms permitted development changes on 9th October. Responses close in December.
Sandwell councillors will consider immediate borough-wide planning controls for small HMOs on 14th October, but no Direction has yet been made.
NFU Cymru presses ministers for new agricultural development rights and faster consultee responses as poultry applications remain unresolved.
A sealed city-wide Article 4 Direction is in force in Stoke-on-Trent, with consultation open until 20th November 2026.
Cabinet has approved making an immediate HMO Article 4 Direction for mapped parts of Tonbridge, Snodland and East Malling, subject to call-in.
Scottish housing PDR proposals remain shelved, with the consultation record now confirming no changes after opposition to rural and town-centre rights.
Cherwell has widened officer powers to revise the Wroxton motocross Article 4 Direction after legal objections to its proposed controls.
Coatham’s confirmed Article 4 Direction is now in force, bringing new C3-to-C4 HMO conversions under local planning control.
Liverpool Cabinet approved wider HMO controls on 13th October, but signed Directions and commencement dates have not yet been verified.
Cambridge and South Cambridgeshire are preparing coordinated non-immediate HMO Article 4 proposals for the city and adjoining fringe areas.
New masts could use a 56-day prior approval route, while wider upgrade rights would reshape how councils assess mobile infrastructure.
The St Helens Article 4 consultation proposes borough-wide HMO controls from December, with questions over its unusually short notice period.
New legislation sets the start date for cross-pavement charging rights, larger electrical infrastructure and an extension for RAAC school buildings.
England’s Building Safety Levy starts on 1st October, making application timing, resubmissions and the new brownfield test immediately important for developers.
A second Direction now covers areas outside the Central Six, with consultation continuing while the new planning restriction is already in force.
A £125m Derelict Buildings Fund leads a £210m package aimed at vacant premises, community assets, rental auctions and co-operatives.
The Warrington HMO Article 4 Direction now blocks automatic C3-to-C4 conversions across six central wards after its year-long lead-in ended.
A new non-immediate direction covers five Maidstone town-centre sites and seven buildings, with Class MA rights due to fall if it is confirmed.
Knowsley’s Cabinet is due to consider removing C3 to C4 permitted development rights. The proposal remains at a pre-Direction stage, with its scope and detailed recommendations still to be published.
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