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Acorus are delighted to have assisted a dairy farmer gain planning approval for two additional cattle buildings with underground slurry storage beneath on a family

Since the introduction of Class Q (formerly known as Class MB) Permitted Development Rights in 2014, the provision to convert agricultural buildings to residential dwellings,

Success in Essex for Acorus’ Eastern team for obtaining full planning permission for a residential development within the green belt. The scheme proposed replacing a

Acorus have recently obtained planning permission for a new agricultural retirement dwelling on an existing 300 acre family run farm which mainly operates an arable

Whilst agricultural buildings in the open countryside are quite typical and generally accepted in policy terms, where a landscape designation such as a National Park

Dwellings built for agricultural purposes are generally subject to occupancy conditions which restricts the occupation of the dwelling to a person employed in agriculture. In

Acorus were contacted by persons wanting to regularise some equestrian developments following the need to relocate their horse breeding and livery business back to their

Approval at Appeal has been granted for the erection of an agricultural building at a garden nursery in Cheshire.  The building, measuring 50m x 18m

Planning permission has been secured for a large horticultural glasshouse in Lancashire for an ornamental plant business.  Sustaining the Future of the Business In order

Success in Surrey for Acorus’ Eastern team for obtaining a Certificate of Lawfulness (Certificate of Lawful Existing Use or Development – CLEUD) following the non-compliance