
PLANNER PROFILE: GET TO KNOW DIRECTOR OF PLANNING, JAMES PODESTA
James has been a part of team for over three years. What’s your planning background? I have worked in private planning practice for over 16 years in various regional and
James has been a part of team for over three years. What’s your planning background? I have worked in private planning practice for over 16 years in various regional and
Rural Solutions have recently secured planning permission for the conversion of an agricultural building into two residential dwellings. This application was initially met with substantial concern by Stratford District Council
The latest round of The Prince’s Countryside Fund grant scheme is open, with opportunities for grants of up to £50,000 available for projects within the rural community. There is currently
Given the recent unrest caused by seemingly endless Brexit negotiations, on the surface there has been an understandable air of uncertainty and negativity regarding house building. A majority of land
Rural Solutions are proud to announce that we are sponsoring endurance athlete, Sam Boatwright as he trains for and attempts a gruelling and intense triathlon including swimming the English Channel.
To better understand the changing landscape of rural businesses and communities, we recently conducted our first Rural Solutions Sentiment Survey. Diversification is the future of rural businesses. An increasing number
Rural planning Solutions are used to dealing with complex planning applications and working in sensitive countryside locations. Last month we achieved a planning permission that typifies our unique approach and
The CLA has recently analysed the way in which 50 local authorities use their settlement hierarchy when deciding the locations of new development allocations in a Local Plan. Such hierarchies
The new National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF) includes a new clause in paragraph 79 which will provide substantial opportunities to create new isolated homes in the countryside. The previously entitled
Architect Sandy is the latest addition to the Design Team have joined us just this month. Her architectural career has been in both rural and urban practice in Cumbria and Yorkshire. She
James has been a part of team for over three years. What’s your planning background? I have worked in private planning practice for over 16 years in various regional and
Rural Solutions have recently secured planning permission for the conversion of an agricultural building into two residential dwellings. This application was initially met with substantial concern by Stratford District Council
The latest round of The Prince’s Countryside Fund grant scheme is open, with opportunities for grants of up to £50,000 available for projects within the rural community. There is currently
Given the recent unrest caused by seemingly endless Brexit negotiations, on the surface there has been an understandable air of uncertainty and negativity regarding house building. A majority of land
Rural Solutions are proud to announce that we are sponsoring endurance athlete, Sam Boatwright as he trains for and attempts a gruelling and intense triathlon including swimming the English Channel.
To better understand the changing landscape of rural businesses and communities, we recently conducted our first Rural Solutions Sentiment Survey. Diversification is the future of rural businesses. An increasing number
Rural planning Solutions are used to dealing with complex planning applications and working in sensitive countryside locations. Last month we achieved a planning permission that typifies our unique approach and
The CLA has recently analysed the way in which 50 local authorities use their settlement hierarchy when deciding the locations of new development allocations in a Local Plan. Such hierarchies
The new National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF) includes a new clause in paragraph 79 which will provide substantial opportunities to create new isolated homes in the countryside. The previously entitled
Architect Sandy is the latest addition to the Design Team have joined us just this month. Her architectural career has been in both rural and urban practice in Cumbria and Yorkshire. She