We aim to provide cost effective planning solutions to help you achieve the desired outcome. See examples of projects and applications we have been involved with.
The team at Aspire Planning Solutions were recently requested to help design new buildings in Crediton. Planning application advice and an energy-efficient approach to the designs were important for this project.


We worked with a local drawing company on the following planning application for a client in Denbury, Devon.
Aspire Planning Solutions have recently experienced success in applying the judgement established in the High Court and upheld at the Court of Appeal for taking into account successful Class Q barn conversions as a fall-back position where another possible form of development is proposed

Drawing published with kind permission from PMR Architecture

We assisted a family in getting full planning permission for a fish and chip shop in Okehampton, Devon. The application had noise and smell problems but this was overcome with mitigation.
This project involved securing the planning permission required for a client in Aylesbeare. This planning permission was to convert an existing annexe into an independent dwelling.


This successful application was to gain planning application to create a glamping camp site in Ashill, Uffculme.
What does a planning consultant actually do?
The result of a planning decision may be so important that it is worth going to great lengths to put one’s arguments in the best possible light. One way of ensuring that your case is well argued is to employ a good planning consultant.
So what services will he/she provide?
Planning consultants are not there just to get you consent. A good planning consultant should be given a chance to have an input into any proposal where his or her skill can lead to a better and more appropriate development. This is not only better for you, but is more likely to obtain planning permission.
What are the stages of a planning application?
Isn't "consultant" just another way of saying "expensive"?
Well, they are skilled professionals and do not come cheap, and hence are rarely used on, say, domestic extensions. But for larger projects they may well make all the difference.
But why should I fork out for a consultant when I am also using an architect?
Some planning issues are fairly straightforward and can be properly argued by your architect, but some involve arguments as to the interpretation of planning policy and local development plans. Architects pick up some knowledge of the intricacies of the planning system, but are not trained, and often not very interested, in the arcane world of planning law and policy.
If the argument is about issues of interpretation of planning law and precedent, you may feel that the dice is loaded against you because the professional planners working for the local authority understand the issues, whereas you and your architect may find them difficult. In this case there is every advantage in having a planning consultant on your side.
Our advice and consultancy services aren't free but we aim to deliver cost effective solutions
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