Have you done something that the council think is wrong?
 If you have received a warning letter, Enforcement Notice or some other similar notification from the Council, advising that they think there has been a breach of planning procedures, you will need good, plain speaking advice quickly.
Enforcement procedures have strict deadlines and Councils will set their own deadlines as well – prompt action is needed.
Council planning powers are extensive and can be quite draconian, but early contact in the correct manner can be very helpful in reconciling matters.
Walsingham Planning has dealt with cases where the Council’s action has been misfounded and early contact has prevented any escalation into an unnecessary confrontation. In other cases compromises acceptable to all sides can be found.
Where there really has been a breach of planning controls and negotiated solutions are not available, you will need strong representation to protect your interests. Walsingham Planning are experienced in a wide range of Enforcement issues, so we can advise, help and see you through the process.
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