These articles and responses tackle a range of subjects as follows:

• Archaeological Planning Condition – DOWNLOAD

• Building a Home on Agricultural Land – DOWNLOAD

• Can I Change a Greenfield Designation? – DOWNLOAD

• Do I need Planning Permission for Garden Walls? – DOWNLOAD

• Does My Land Fall Within Brownfield Designation? – DOWNLOAD

• Planning Permission for a Derelict House – DOWNLOAD

• Scottish Neighbour Dispute – DOWNLOAD

• Solar Panels in a Conservation Area – DOWNLOAD

• Why has our Flood Zone House Been Rejected? – DOWNLOAD

• Backyard Building - DOWNLOAD

• Can a Live-Work Restriction be Removed?- DOWNLOAD

• Changing the Status of Ancillary Outbuildings – DOWNLOAD

• Does Building a Basement Need Planning? - DOWNLOAD

• Planning Consent Required to Rebuild? – DOWNLOAD

• Right to Light – DOWNLOAD

• Should I Apply for Planning for a Garage First? – DOWNLOAD

• Start Work to Stop Planning Lapsing - DOWNLOAD

• Why Have We Lost Our Planning Rights? – DOWNLOAD

• Can I Negotiate for Trees with TPOs to be Removed – DOWNLOAD

• Derelict House Redevelopment – DOWNLOAD

• Extensions – Changes to Current PD Rights – DOWNLOAD

• Planning Permission & On-site Caravan Living – DOWNLOAD

• Section 106 Agreements – DOWNLOAD

• The Highways Officer is Opposing Our Conversion, Do We Still Have a Chance? – DOWNLOAD

• How could we achieve an alternative design proposal for a plot? – DOWNLOAD - new

• We own land outside the settlement boundary – could we build an eco home on it? – DOWNLOAD – new

Foxley Tagg have been involved in the Application for development at St Francis Hospital.

Location: St Francis Hospital, Haywards Heath

Client: Crest Nicholson (South) Ltd

Development: Outline and Reserved Matters Applications for the development of 222 units covering two sites, Parcel X and Y. The applications also included the development of Stage 6 of the Haywards Heath Relief Road.

Work Areas:

Preparation and submission of the Planning Applications, Planning Statements, Travel Plan, negotiation with stakeholders and local residents, management of planning process.

Status:

Outline Approval was granted in 2006 with Reserved Matters Applications being approved in March and November 2008.

Work has now commenced on site.

Location: Bolnore Village, Haywards Heath

Client: Crest Nicholson (South) Ltd

Development: Outline Application was also submitted Phase 4 of Bolnore Village – This application was based on a Maximum of 573 units and was again supported by a Full Application for infrastructure

A second Outline Application was also submitted for a combined Phase 4 and 5 scheme – This application was based on a Maximum of 785 units and was again supported by a Full Application for infrastructure.

These applications also included Stage 5 of the Haywards Heath Relief Road.

Work Areas:

Preparation and submission of the Planning Applications, Planning Statements, Travel Plan, Construction Management Plan, negotiation with stakeholders and local residents, management of planning and Appeal processes, Planning Appeal, Public Inquiry and Secretary of State liaison.

Status:

A 52 day Public Inquiry was held in 2006, however following the Inspectors report the Secretary if State called in the application for consideration. Following extensive work by the development team the Secretary of State granted permission for each application in March 2008.

Reserved Matters applications have now been submitted.

Foxley Tagg was involved with work on the Kettering 3G Application for a new Pitch.

Location: Kettering, Northamptonshire

Client: Tresham Institute of Further and Higher Education

Development: Floodlit all weather pitch,

Work Areas: Planning submission.

Status: Planning Permission granted in February 2009.

Work has now started on developing the facilities.

Housing Development in Poole Quarter

Location: Central Poole

Client: Crest Nicholson (South)| Ltd

Development: A complex Environmental Statement, management of detailed architectural input and development of the first Residential Travel Plans in the UK.

Foxley Tagg were responsible for the project management of the entire planning process, which included a complex Environmental Statement, management of detailed architectural input and development of a residential Travel Plan.

This flagship urban regeneration project, developed by Crest Nicholson (South)| Ltd, has led to the sensitive redevelopment of a former gasworks site in central Poole for over 500 residential units. This is a large and complex project, which needed to address site contamination and remediation issues as well as design, transportation, access, hydrology/ecology issues and affordable housing provision.

This high-density, high-quality urban renewal scheme has set the pace for the dynamic and comprehensive reshaping of this part of the town. Foxley Tagg were responsible for the overall project management of the entire planning process, which included a complex Environmental Statement, management of detailed architectural input and development of the first Residential Travel Plans in the UK.

The 512-unit scheme, which

blends together a range of accommodation types and tenures around well-designed avenues and vistas, including “play streets” and provision of social spaces which will allow residents to interact easily. Located within easy walking distance of Poole town centre and the historic Poole Quay, the scheme has also enabled major improvements to the local ROUTEONE bus service.

Foxley Tagg has provided specialist travel plan advice to a number of IKEA stores across the UK, including Bristol, Leeds and Thurrock.

Location: Bristol

Client: Ikea Bristol Store

Development: Specialist travel plan advice for IKEA

Our work with IKEA is a perfect example of how we work very closely within the management and cultural frameworks of all our clients, always seeking to deliver the best solution possible.

We have helped IKEA to develop a proactive approach to Travel Pans, which has helped pave the way for future store development proposals. As part of our service we have mentored operational managers and environmental specialists to demonstrate how the Travel Plan approach, if carefully developed, can bring key planning and operational benefits.

In January 2009 Foxley Tagg provided training for Planning Committee Members and Professional Planning Staff at Brecon Beacons National Park Authority.

Location: Brecon Beacons National Park

Client: Brecon Beacons National Park Authority

Development: Provided training for Planning Committee Members and Professional Planning Staff

This training covered a wealth of topics relating to planning, Development Control and Appeals, and was specifically tailored to the needs and learning aims of the Authority. In this case the training was designed specifically to cover Welsh policy, and issues associated with National Parks. As with this client we can develop the course content to focus on specific issues and to suit your local area it terms of case studies and legislation.

A key strength of the training courses we provide is the approach used, which is presented by qualified practicing planners and provides not only detailed theory supported by real case study examples but also involves practical exercises. This provides officers/other trainees with real experiences of the different procedures and situations that they are likely to find themselves in.

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Foxley Tagg was involved in the extensive travel plan for the Northbridge Residential Project

Location: Northbridge, Huntingdon

Client: Persimmon Homes (East Midlands)

Development: Resedential Scheme for 1057 units.

Work Areas

Production of a bespoke Detailed Travel Plan to unlock the development of this 34 hectare site.

Status

The Travel Plan was approved by the Local Planning and Highways Authorities in August 2009.

Worcestershire County Cricket Club is an example of Foxley Taggs preperation and submission of a Planning Application and Project Management.

Location: New Road, Worcester

Client: Worcestershire County Cricket Club

Development: New stands located within a flood zone.

Work Areas:

Project Management, preparation and submission of the Planning Application

Status:

Planning Permission for the new stand was granted in 2007 with the facilities now open. The development scheme has proved to be extremely successful and a key facility for the club.

Foxley Tagg was involved in the Transport Analysis and production of a Transport Statement for Tyrells Farm.

Location: Rosemaund Farm, Herefordshire

Client: Tyrells

Development: Scheme including a new £2million Distillery

Work Areas:

Undertaking of a Transport Analysis and production of a Transport Statement to support an exisitng submission due to the concerns raised by Local Authority Officers.

Status:

The Supporting Submission outlined to Commitee Members that there would be no significant traffic implications and therefore planning permission was granted.