Month: September 2024

Simply Planning compete in the South West Property Sportive

Posted on September 23, 2024 by - General News

Alex Smith from the Cardiff Office of Simply Planning took on the South West Property Sportive yesterday, hosted by Bristol Property Agents Association. Alex was joined on the ride by George Bailes from The Transportation Consultancy for a day in the saddle. The weather gods were kind as the peloton rolled out from Somerdale Pavilion in Keynesham and took on the challenging route which took in the scenic sights of the Mendip Hills. Both Alex and George participated in the “Century Sportive” which saw them cycle 100km and gain 1500m of elevation over the day. A great day of networking and cycling was had by all and we look forward to coming back to the next edition of the event!

Planning Permission for Solar Farm in Llanharan Wales

Posted on September 19, 2024 by - Planning Permissions

We’re delighted to announce receipt of planning permission for a ground mounted solar PV array at Whitehall Farm, Llanharry Road, Llanharan. The development will provide a valuable contribution of renewable energy to help reduce our reliance on carbon-based fuels and support growing energy needs across the country.

Many thanks to everyone involved in preparation for the application!

BEA Landscape Design Ltd – https://www.bealandscape.co.uk/
Apex Transport Planning – https://www.apextp.co.uk/
Khepri Wildlife Services and Consulting Ltd
Rhondda Geotechnical Services – https://www.rgeoservices.co.uk/

Planning Permission for a flexible employment unit and builders merchants in Wolverhampton

Posted on September 9, 2024 by - Planning Permissions

Simply Planning Limited are delighted to have secured full planning permission for the subdivision and refurbishment of a vacant industrial warehouse, to create a flexible employment unit and a new builder’s merchants.  The client was pleased to have the application determined within the statutory determination period, enabling them to progress to the next phase of works.

The reuse of buildings reduces embodied carbon and the landscape proposals deliver significant biodiversity net gain, ensuring a high degree of sustainability will be achieved.

More importantly, the proposals optimise the potential of an underutilised site and inject significant investment into the local area, providing high-quality industrial floorspace and new employment opportunities for Wolverhampton.

Thank you to consultant team who’s details are listed below: