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The Walsingham Planning approach to appeal work is based on the simple premise – clients prefer building out planning permissions to fighting appeals.
 Walsingham Planning have an outstanding record of not getting to appeal. Our approach sets out to find the solutions that satisfy clients' expectations whilst avoiding the unnecessary expense of unwinnable campaigns or applications that are doomed to failure.
By keeping up to date on appeals made by others and applying the lessons learned from the mistakes others have made, Walsingham Planning can advise from the very outset on a course of action to minimise the risk of refusal and the need to fight an appeal. Unwinnable cases will be identified as early as possible, so fruitless expenditure can be minimised and clients can concentrate upon the achievable.
We apply the “could we win this at appeal” test from the very outset of a project, so that, where appeals do become necessary, we have a good record of success.
In addition to planning refusal appeals, we have experience in appeals against listed building and Advertisement refusals of “call-in” Inquiries and those against inappropriate conditions.
We have experience of written representation, informal hearing and Public Inquiry cases and can instruct most planning barristers without the need for a solicitor.
Examples include:
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Hotel extension in the Northamptonshire countryside overturning Sequential Test, visual impact and rural areas policies.
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Refusal for a Coffee shop in Beverley
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Retail/Residential Development in Reading
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