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Many advertisements require approval from the local planning authority (Advertisement Consent), but there is also a wide range that is allowable under the Regulations without specific approval.
 Walsingham Planning can advise how to best take advantage of the Regulations so that need for an Advertisement Consent application can be avoided.
Many local planning authorities have an incomplete grasp of the detail of the Regulations and so Walsingham Planning have been able to successfully persuade Councils to withdraw threatened action against “unauthorised” signs for the simple reason that no Consent is actually needed.
The Regulations are very complicated and it is important that clients are well advised to avoid difficulties and take best advantage of any position. Walsingham Planning are very experienced in this field.
Advertisement Consent is an arcane and often overlooked aspect of planning control, but Walsingham Planning are extremely well qualified to guide you through the system to successful conclusions.
Examples include:
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Forcing Councils to accept that “highlighting” to buildings do not require consent.
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Forcing Councils to accept that some shelters, umbrellas and awnings require neither planning permission nor advertisement consent.
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