Increasingly Local Planning Authorities are insisting that certain planning applications are accompanied by either a Community and Linguistic Statement or a more detailed Community and Linguistic Impact Assessment (sometimes called Welsh Language Statements or Welsh language Impact Assessments). These are documents that need to be compiled with a knowledge of the Welsh language and being a bi-lingual company we have successfully completed a number of these statements and assessments covering a range of developments.
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Planning Applications Case Studies
- Permission secured on vacant Little Chef site for 6 houses in Gaerwen
- Permission secured for change of use of hotel into apartments in Llandudno holiday accommodation zone
- Permission approved for the erection of a dwelling in Penmachno
- Annexe approved in Anglesey which will be used as accommodation for the Applicant's family member
- Consent secured for change of use of former guesthouse to family assessment centre
- Glamping scheme granted in shadow of Scheduled Ancient Monument
- Steps on cliff approved in highly sensitive site on Anglesey
- Expiring permission secured on Anglesey
- Longstanding use of part of a house in Beaumaris as flats secured
- Change of use allowed for empty business unit in Conwy to become home of gymnastics club
- Certificate of lawfulness for holiday let on Menai Straits
- Section 106 affordable housing restriction removed on house in Gwynedd
- Restoration of building set on the Great Orme
- Consent for camping cabins allows diversification of family farm in Pandy Tudur, Conwy
- Permission granted for conversion of former court building in Holyhead to apart-hotel & shop
- Consent gained for static caravans in shadow of Harlech Castle
- House on garden plot approved in Conwy
- Permission gained for two executive homes in Llanddulas
- Holiday letting condition removed from conversion scheme near Llanrwst
- Threat of dwelling demolition avoided
