This element of our portfolio includes a library of our recent Home Building and Renovating Magazine articles and our answers to reader’s questions.

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.

Foxley Tagg have been involved in the Residential Development in Bolnore Village.

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.

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,

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 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

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

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.

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.

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

Foxley Tagg was involved in extensive work with Northamptonshire County Cricket Club to support the application for additional seating.

Locations: The County Ground, Abington

Client: Northamptonshire County Cricket Club

Development: Provision of two new spectator stands.

Re-generation of Herefordshire General Hospital

Location: Hereford, Herefordshire

Client: Laing Homes (Midlands)

Development: Re-generation of former Herefordshire General Hospital site for resedential use.

Foxley Tagg was involved with the Floodlighting and Ground Improvements at Northamptonshire County Cricket Club.

Location: The County Ground, Abington, Northamptonshire

Client: Northamptonshire County Cricket Club

Development: Provision of 6 x 48m flood light,  2 x commentary boxes and extension to pavillion.

Work Areas: Preparation of the Planning Submission, Design and Access Statement, Transport Statement, Flood Risk Statment, Travel Plan and public exhibition.

Foxley Tagg have experience in small residential schemes such as this example in Hampton Grange.

Location: Hereford, Herefordshire

Client: Private individual

Development: Residential scheme for nine luxury apartments.

Foxley Tagg was involved in the production of a Transport and Highway statement for a private individual in Stroud.

Location: Stroud, Gloucesteshire

Client: Private individual

Development: Outline Planning permission for two dwellings.

Foxley Tagg was involved in the re-development of Tresham College.

Location: Corby, Northamptonshire

Client: Tresham Institute of Higher and Further Education

Development: Re-Development of an existing school to include a 10,300m², £35m, college campus including floodlit sporting facilities.