Planning Objections

We will give your planning objection the momentum it needs

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Planning Objections That Will Stand Out

If you want to object to a planning application, you are well within your rights to do so. Whether your objection carries weight will depend on a host of factors, so it’s well worth tackling the objection with professional help.

We will give your planning objection the momentum it needs. We will identify weakness within the application and argue against it on planning grounds, rather than on aspects that carry little or no weight. By appointing AFA Planning Consultants, you will be represented by senior planning consultants who know the law and planning policies.

We will we do all the hard work for you, including writing and submitting planning objections in a professional style that local planners or inspectors will have to take notice of.

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“I’d like to thank you for all of your efforts in developing and managing this objection. You have put together a powerful case in an extremely knowledgeable, structured and professional manner, and I’d like to add that it’s been a pleasure working with you.”

“AFA Planning Consultants were excellent. They did exactly what was needed, keeping us informed along the way and provided the optimum result by getting our planning approved on appeal first time. I would use them again and recommend their services (and in fact have done so already)”

Here are some of the popular reasons for objecting to a planning application:

• A neighbour’s extension or even a new factory

• Loss of light or overshadowing to our property

• Loss of privacy  

• Traffic and noise increase  

• Design, appearance and materials  

• Access restriction