The 10-year rule covers any breach of use of land or buildings (excluding dwellings) which has not been challenged by enforcement action for the period of at least ten years. N.B. A ‘dwelling’ is deemed by planning law to be a class C3 in terms of use and is covered by the 4-year rule. Is …
What Is The 10 Year Rule In Planning Permission? Read More »
Homeowner’s Associations cannot restrict your ability to put solar panels on the front of your home if it is oriented in such a way that another roof would impede the solar panels’ performance. Can you put solar panels anywhere? Usually, solar panels are mounted on rooftops, but they can also be placed on the ground, …
Can You Put Solar Panels On The Front Of Your House? Read More »
The first standalone solar PV installation is considered Permitted Development. Beyond that, any additional units will require planning permission. Is there a limit to the amount of solar panels you can have? No, there is no limit to the number of solar panels you can have. However, there may be a limit on how much …
How Many Solar Panels Can I Install Without Planning Permission? Read More »
What are permitted development rights? Permitted development rights (PDRs) are rights to make certain changes to a building without the need to apply for planning permission. They derive from a general planning permission granted by Parliament, rather than from permission granted by the local planning authority (LPA). What are the rules around permitted development? Rules, …
It involves a group of farmers – from one or two to over 100 – having “commoners rights” to graze their animals (mostly sheep but also cattle, pigs, horses…and even ducks) on a shared piece of land – the common – without fences or boundaries between them. What are the rights of commoners? The right …
It is generally used from 3 to 12 months. This allows you to use your Burley trailer as a stroller or jogger much earlier than your baby would be able to comfortably sit in a standard trailer seat. Trailer seats are large and wide to accommodate kids up to 4 or 5 years old. What …
The Windsor Estate covers approximately 6,300 hectares and includes Windsor Great Park, the Home Park of Windsor Castle, extensive forests, residential and commercial properties, golf courses, a racecourse and let farms. Does Queen Elizabeth own 1/6 of all land on earth? The British Crown legally owns 6.6 billion acres of land across the world. That …
Depending on where you live, or even where you visit, some areas completely prohibit lighting any fires, including BBQ fires in all outdoor spaces including parks as well as green public spaces. Where is it legal to have a BBQ UK? It is not illegal to have a bonfire or a barbecue on your premises, …
The picturesque village of Burley lies in the heart of the New Forest. With its pretty thatched cottages, old fashioned shops and cosy tea rooms, the village is a must-see for anyone visiting the area. It is also home to one of the county’s best known cider producers – New Forest Cider. What is Burley …
There are 13 types of wood most frequently used for grilling: applewood, alder, camphor, cherry, heather, hickory, juniper, maple, mesquite, oak, pecan, straw, and walnut. What kind of wood is safe for BBQ? Hickory. This is the “universal wood” used in BBQ and meat smoking. It’s the popular choice because it can deliver near perfect …
