BRE Compliant reports to help guide planning decisions
BRE Compliant reports to help guide planning decisions
Expert advice on all aspects of legal rights of light
Fast Track Permitted Development – Two-storey extensions pose a much greater threat in infringing the rights of light which neighbouring properties are likely to enjoy if they have been in situ for 20 years or more.
Read moreWith space within cities being at a premium, owners of blocks of flats will be able to extend their premises upwards by 2 storeys under the new permitted development planning rules
Read moreThis fact sheet uses simple diagrams to help explain the correct application of the 25 degree and 45 degree rule of thumb planning tests. Read >>
This fact sheet describes the tests used by Local Authorities when deciding over planning applications. Read >>
If you are dealing with a right of light issue for the first time, then you will find this fact sheet useful. Read >>
Light Obstruction Notices can be used to prevent a neighbouring property from acquiring a right of light under the Prescription Act 1832. Read >>
This fact sheet summarises important rights of light cases. Read >>
This fact sheet is aimed at developers and their professional advisors and gives practical tips on how to manage the risks associated with legal rights of light. Read >>