We are delighted to have worked with a talented Estate Manager and Baxter Green Architects to secure planning permission for a cluster of employment units in Shillingstone. The proposal strips back and adapts existing brick barns to better reveal their character. In doing so, the scheme creates some really exciting internal and external spaces, including […]
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Celebrating new roles with Dorset Chamber
Absolutely delighted to see our article within the April edition of Dorset Business Focus magazine celebrating the return of Clare and Emily following completion of their studies. Chapman Lily Planning are continuing to support Clare and Emily’s journey as Planning Professionals. Thank you Dorset Chamber
Proud to be sponsoring AJC Goup
Chapman Lily Planning are proud to be sponsoring AJC Group and their ultimate ‘HealthBus Challenge’. Last week a group of 35 dedicated team members at AJC Group to took part in a week of challenges to raise £10,000 for local charity the HealthBus trust. This is a great charity and an excellent effort by all […]
New enforcement provisions coming into effect on 25th April 2024
As CL Planning has highlighted in previous news items, the Levelling Up and Regeneration Act (LURA) introduces changes to current planning legislation. Perhaps the most significant are the changes to the well-known ‘4 year rule’ and increased powers relating to planning enforcement. Until this year, if a building was constructed without planning permission or where […]
Great result for the penultimate match for the Swans
Swanage & Wareham 34 – 32 Dorchester Chapman Lily Planning are delighted with the results from Saturday’s game, which we were lucky enough to be on the sidelines for with the rest of the large crowd cheering our team on. Office Manager Sarah Warren and her daughter Amelia were delighted to award Ollie Dillon man […]
Appeals success
Working with Union Architecture and Treecall Consulting, Chapman Lily Planning are pleased to secure permission on appeal for a new, detached, property in Poole. The appeal followed a very protracted determination period by the Council (22 months). Commenting on the design of the proposal the Inspector commented, “The proposed dwelling’s overall scale is diminutive, while […]