Planning and enforcement appeals
Appeal support after a planning refusal, enforcement notice or other formal notice from the local planning authority.
How we can help
We review the notice, the strict time limits and the relevant appeal route, then prepare the grounds of appeal, evidence and statements — and we keep representing your case until a final decision is reached.
Planning refusal appeals
Enforcement notice appeals
Unreasonable condition challenges
Grounds of appeal and evidence gathering
Statement preparation and case representation
Time-sensitive notice review
Appeals run to strict deadlines. As soon as you receive a refusal, an enforcement notice or conditions you believe are unreasonable, send it to us. We review the notice, the time available and the correct appeal route, and tell you plainly where you stand — that initial advice is free.
Grounds of appeal and evidence
We build the case properly: identifying the strongest grounds of appeal, gathering the supporting evidence, reviewing the local authority's reasoning against current policy, and preparing clear, focused appeal statements.
We do not back down
We push relentlessly on appeal cases — answering inspector queries, submitting further information where it strengthens the case, and representing your position until a final decision is reached. The job does not stop at submission.
Refused under our agreed scope? No repeat fee
Where we prepared the original application under the agreed scope and it was refused, we revise and resubmit with no additional professional fee — whether that means a fresh application or supporting your appeal. We back our advice.
How it works
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Immediate review of the refusal or enforcement notice and its deadline
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Advice on the correct appeal route and your prospects
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Grounds of appeal identified and evidence gathered
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Appeal statement prepared and submitted
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Ongoing representation until the final decision
Common questions
Straight answers before you commit to anything. For anything else, initial planning advice is always free.