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News: Agent of Change Has ArrivedThe National Planning Policy Framework (July 2018) – Now Includes ‘Agent of Change’ |
News: MP backing of the Planning (Agent of Change) Bill is music to the ears of venuesAgent of Change Bill passes first reading in the House of Commons |
News: More Detail on Government’s Response to HoL CommitteeFurther detail on Government’s Response |
News: Government Response to the House of Lords Select Committee on the Licensing Act 2003 PublishedGovernment responds in detail to the House of Lords Committee’s recommendations |
Extending my premisesWhat do I need to consider? |
News: PermissionsTop Tips - What to consider when changing your operation |
News: House of Lords Select Committee Report on The Licensing Act 2003 PublishedThe House of Lords Select Committee on The Licensing Act 2003 publishes its report on the post-legislative scrutiny of the Licensing Act 2003 |
News: Roof TerraceTop Tips - how an outside roof area may appeal to your customers |
Can I use an external seating area?Can members of my rugby club take drinks onto an external seating area? |
Change of UseWhich licence do I apply for first: planning or licensing? |
News: Preparations for the summer weatherTop Tips - How to make of your outdoor spaces |
News: Making Plans for NigelTreat your plans the same way you do your licensed hours and your conditions |
News: Noise Impact from Existing Businesses on Residential DevelopmentsPotential noise must be assessed before offices are changed to dwellings |
News: Planning Permission PitfallsApply early: you may have to wait before a decision is made |
News: Outdated plans can cost dearlyHere is our checklist of what must be shown on your plans |
Q & A: Relevant representationI have made a variation to extend my trading hours for the sale of alcohol and I have received a representation from a resident alleging that I would be in breach of my planning permission |
News: Planning aheadTop tips on your approach in attempting to obtain planning permission for changes made under relaxed planning rules |
Potential Development AppraisalsIt's not always easy to establish whether a premises will be acceptable for licensed activities |
Outside SeatingOutdoor tables and chairs can help you maximise the potential of your business |
Listed Building and Conservation AreasVarious regulations cover changes to listed buildings, or properties in conservation areas |
External Heaters and Cigarette BinsEven outdoor heaters and cigarette bins can have planning implications |
Awnings, Advertisements and SignageBusiness signage and external advertising can both have planning implications |
Planning ApplicationsOur Planning Team can advise you in relation to all planning applications |
Planning AppealsPlanning appeals are a vitally important part of the planning process |
Our Planning ServicesIn order to provide our clients with a first class integrated planning service to compliment all of your licensing requirements, Poppleston Allen retains the Consultancy Services of Jonathan Phillips |
Planning Enforcement InvestigationsWith a fall in the number of new planning applications, enforcement offers are starting to concentrate on enforcement investigations |
Variation of a LicenceThe plans of the premises form part of the Premises Licence and should be sent out by the Licensing Authority |
Pavement LicencesTo put tables and chairs outside your premises a number of factors need to be considered to ensure the correct permissions are obtained |
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