Letters versus notices
Most enforcement starts with a letter or visit asking for information. Responding promptly and accurately at this stage often resolves matters, sometimes through a retrospective application. A formal enforcement notice is more serious: it sets out what you must do and by when, and has a deadline for appeal.
How we help
- Reviewing the letter or notice and the planning history
- Checking whether the work is permitted development or has become lawful through time
- Corresponding with the enforcement officer on your behalf
- Preparing a retrospective application, lawful development certificate or enforcement appeal


Who'll handle your project: Benjamin Plunkett, our Managing Director and Planning & Heritage Consultant, is your point of contact from the first site visit to the decision. Charlie Plunkett MCIAT produces the drawings.
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