Atlas Planning Group

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Chartered Town Planners

As a Member of the Royal Town Planning Institute, Atlas Planning Group is regulated by the RTPI's professional code of conduct, meaning you can be confident in the knowledge that our planners have the necessary professional qualifications and will provide you with the highest quality advice and service.

Navigating the planning process can be difficult and frustrating if not handled correctly, but we are here to help. Our knowledgeable experts take the stress out of planning, by providing you with straight forward, no-nonsense advice. We can manage whole process, allowing you to sit back and relax knowing your project is in capable hands. We have a directory of excellent consultants, from architects to ecologists that we work with which mean you don't waste the time and money searching for yourself. By choosing to work with Atlas we can ensure that you receive the best possible outcome, at the best possible price, in the quickest time.

‘Can’t my architect just do this?’

Planning is a specialist area and of all of our team our professionally qualified with a detailed understanding of the field. Whilst some architects may have experience dealing with difficult planning applications; interpreting planning policies, local plans and planning law, and negotiating with the Local Authority etc is not their day job. If your project may be at all controversial or complicated, we are worth the investment.

In the first instance, our advice is particularly important when trying to weigh up whether a potential plot is worth buying or a project worth proceeding with. This is an important skill set we possess; By providing you with a Feasibility Study from the outset, we can save you from buying a property or spending architect’s fees on a project with no reasonable prospect of success.

Countryside & Environment: AONB (Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty)

Conservation: Conservation Areas

Conservation: Listed Buildings

Conservation: Rural Conservation

Conservation: Urban Conservation

Conservation: World Heritage Sites

Agriculture: Agricultural Developments

Agriculture: Barn Conversions

Agriculture: Diversification

Agriculture: Estates

Agriculture: Farms

Agriculture: Small Holdings

Business: Advertisements / Canopies / Blinds

Business: Change of Use

Business: Car Parking / Access

Business: New Premises

Countryside & Environment: Strategic Environmental Appraisals

Countryside & Environment: National Parks

Countryside & Environment: Rural Regeneration

Housing: Housing Design Layout

Housing: Appeals

Housing: Applications

Housing: Boundaries / Curtilage

Housing: Car Parking

Housing: House Extensions

Housing: Objections

Housing: Residential Developments

Industrial: Light Industry

Negotiation & Dispute Resolution: Section 106 Agreements

Local & Strategic Planning: Green Belt

Retail: Advertisements / Canopies / Blinds

Retail: Change of Use

Retail: Out of Town Sites

Retail: Shops

Tourism & Leisure: Public Houses

Tourism & Leisure: Restaurants

Urban Regeneration: Brownfield Sites

Agriculture: Planning & Development

Agriculture: Development Applications

Enforcement: Appeals

Enforcement: Remedial Action

Employment: Offices

Countryside & Environment: Green Belt

Retail: Site Design Layout

Local & Strategic Planning: Planning Strategies

Urban Regeneration: Design

Business: Offices

Design: Design Layout

Transport: Transport planning and design

Housing: Viability Assessments

Negotiation & Dispute Resolution: Affordable Housing Viability

Urban Regeneration: Rural & Village Schemes

Self-Build: Custom Build

Self-Build: Eco-Homes Assessment

Self-Build: Objections

Self-Build: Light Issues

Self-Build: Appeals

Self-Build: Housing Design Layout