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The Government has announced proposed changes to Biodiversity Net Gain (BNG) that should make the system simpler and more workable for smaller developments. The changes, published on 15 April 2026, are aimed at reducing unnecessary cost, delay and complexity, particularly on minor residential schemes. The most significant proposal is a new exemption for sites of 0.2 hectares or less. In practice, this could remove BNG requirements from around half of residential planning appl

Tyler-Parkes is delighted that, subject to completion of a S106 Agreement with regard to Carbon off-set the Planning Committee of Warwick District Council agreed with the Officer recommendation to grant planning permission for the development of four new dwellings on a former car park adjacent to Hermes House, Coventry Road, Cubbington. The application was on behalf of Humco Ltd. The scheme proposes two pairs of semi-detached homes, designed to reflect the character of the su

Tyler Parkes is pleased to have helped secure a positive outcome on application Ladbroke Road, Bishop’s Itchington, where Stratford-on-Avon District Council resolved to grant planning permission for six detached dwellings and associated works, subject to the completion of a Section 106 agreement. Tyler Parkes acted as planning agent for the scheme and the architects were Robothams . The application was considered by Planning Committee following local objection, including from

The Government’s new draft guidance on planning committees, published on 26 March 2026, points to a major change in how planning decisions may be made in England. The core idea is straightforward: more routine and technical decisions should be made by officers, with planning committees focusing only on genuinely significant proposals. The most notable practical change is that familiar local mechanisms such as ward member call-ins and committee referral based purely on objec

A recent North Warwickshire appeal decision is a useful reminder of how strongly housing land supply is now influencing outcomes. The Inspector allowed up to 39 dwellings at Newton Regis even though the scheme conflicted with the settlement hierarchy and was found to be disproportionate in scale for a small village. The reason was simple: the Council could only show around 2.2 years of housing land supply , so the benefits of delivering housing, including 40% affordable h

Wootton Wawen Tyler-Parkes is delighted to have secured Permission in Principle for the development of a single dwelling on an infill plot in Wootton Wawen, within Stratford District. The application site is located within the Wootton Wawen infill boundary, where residential development can be supported. Stratford District Council only has a 2.74-year housing land supply, falling considerably short of the required five years. Consequently, the tilted balance is triggere

We are delighted to have obtained planning permission for a new detached house in the rear garden of an existing property on Warwick Road...

We are delighted to have obtained planning permission for the conversion of existing dwelling and outbuildings, including minor...

We are delighted to have won an appeal and obtained planning permission for a replacement dwelling in the Four Oaks Conservation Area,...

Tyler Parkes is pleased to have won an appeal and obtained planning permission on behalf of Kendrick Homes for the demolition of an...

The Tyler Parkes team has been successful in obtaining planning permission for residential development near the village of Bednall in the...

The Tyler Parkes Team is pleased to have obtained planning permission for the demolition of existing commercial buildings and the...

The Tyler Parkes team is delighted to have obtained planning permission for the conversion of a former public house, known as the White...

We are pleased to confirm that planning permission has been granted at appeal for a new 3-bedroom dwelling in the Green Belt on Church...

We are delighted to have obtained planning permission on behalf of our client Land Development and Estates Ltd by Stratford-on-Avon’s...

We are pleased to report another successful planning appeal for a conversion from an agricultural building to a detached residential...

The Tyler Parkes team has successfully obtained planning permission subject to the completion of a Section106 Agreement for the erection...

The Tyler Parkes team is delighted to have recently obtained approval from Solihull MBC to convert a simple structural steel framed...

We have recently obtained planning permission by Solihull Metropolitan Borough Council for the erection of four detached ‘Huf’ style...

The Tyler Parkes team is delighted to have won an appeal on behalf of our client Delisle Estates for the erection of four detached...