
Planning Permission on Your Farm
How do we look to achieve planning permission on your farm?
At Foxes Rural, we know that farmers want to get planning permission quickly and easily. You need a clear path to boost your chances of success. But the process can be filled with paperwork, complex laws, and unclear steps. This confusion can hold you back from exploring all the planning options for your farm. We believe applying for planning permission should be simple and stress-free.
Our approach focuses on easy-to-read planning applications tailored to your farm’s needs. We tackle potential planning issues before you submit. This means you won't waste time sifting through long documents when you could be managing your farm.
Our approach focuses on easy-to-read planning applications tailored to your farm’s needs. We tackle potential planning issues before you submit. This means you won't waste time sifting through long documents when you could be managing your farm.
95% success rate for planning applications submitted in the past 12 months

Here’s how we do it:
Instead of you having to waste time trying to comprehend the planning system on your farm, you can get hours back to work on your farm business.

Biodiversity Net Gain and How it Affects Farm Planning
30 sec
Biodiversity Net Gain (BNG) is now mandatory on all full planning applications in the UK and affects a number of applications for farmers. Mel and Katie explain a bit about BNG and how it works

The General Election and Planning Rules for Farmers
20 sec
Farmers need to be aware of likely changes to farm planning with the UK general election

Class R Agricultural to Commercial
20 sec
Class R is explained in this video by Melanie of Foxes Rural Ltd. You can now convert up to 1,000 sq.m of agricultural buildings to a flexible commercial use
Our Unique Permitted Development guarantee
We guarantee to give you a unique and energetic planning service specifically for you as a farmer and guarantee to have any farm related permitted development planning application submitted to the Local Planning Authority within 28 days of being instructed.

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