Join AssetSphere as a Chartered Town Planner
We are looking for a part-time Chartered Town Planner with experience in the public and/or private sectors to join our team based in Sherborne (Dorset) and Bath
Plans to scrap nutrient neutrality quashed by House of Lords
Amendments to the Levelling Up and Regeneration Bill that would have scrapped nutrient neutrality for houseing developers have been quashed by the House of Lords.
Potential changes to Class Q Permitted Development Rights in England
An overview of the hanges to Class Q Permitted Development Rights being considered as part of a consultation by the DLUHC and Defra.
Look after the centimetres and the pounds look after themselves
We're huge fans of the Trimble Catalyst and K-Mobile mapping system from Korec and use it for everything from boundary mapping to plotting underground utilities.
Rural planning reforms will make it easier to convert disused farm buildings
The government has announced major planning reforms, including an easing of the restrictions on the conversion of disused farm buildings into residential properties.
Planning fees look set for a rise
Planning fees across England are expected to increase substantially, according to an article by the professional planning publication, The Planner.
£150m Help to Build scheme to kickstart self-build revolution
If you've been thinking of self-building a home – or own land that might be attractive to self-builders – here's some good news.
New Change-of-Use Permitted Development Right to ease pressure on housing demand
The government has revealed plans for a new Permitted Development Right that allows change of use from commercial or business use to residential.
Join AssetSphere as a Chartered Surveyor
AssetSphere are currently looking for a full-time and a part-time Chartered Rural Practice Surveyor: a registered valuer, with some planning and commercial property experience.
Utilising permitted development rights to add capital value
Utilising permitted development rights provides a cheaper and quicker route than going through a full planning application. If you’re unaware of their potential offer, here’s a little insight…