This development involved achieving planning permission for four new residential dwellings within Westonbirt Schools Western Walled Garden and Gardeners workshop area.

This proposal involved securing planning permission for Renishaw’s new company headquarters which comprises 20,000m2 of new B1, B2 and B8 floorspace.

This site lies within the Cheltenham and Gloucester Green Belt and its future development has been secured through the successful promotion of the land during the latest review of the Cheltenham Local Plan.

This case included the redevelopment of a brownfield site outside the settlement boundary of a Wiltshire Market Town to create one of the Country’s most significant Live/Work developments.

A well established car body shop operation in a residential area needed to relocate and improve the quality of premises in a short time scale.

A test case Planning Appeal that could have led to a new wind farm development in sensitive part of the Irish countryside.

An unallocated previously developed site, located within the Green Belt and flood plain. Support has now been obtained for a masterplan comprising mixed used development.

A group of historic agricultural barns located within the rural area requiring conversion. Permission was obtained on appeal for the conversion of these barns to 7 open market dwellings.

The site is a strategic land holding to the east of Swindon with a number of constraints. HPP succeeded in convincing the stakeholders that the site represented the most appropriate direction for growth.

Outline planning permission obtained for 165 dwellings and re-utilisation of hangars for B8 use within the Green Belt

Planning permission obtained for a highly sustainable reuse of a WW2 hangar for 29 Live Work units and associated community facilities.

Via appeal HPP successfully gained planning permission for the proposal that the Planning Inspector considers to be a high quality scheme that will enhance the character and appearance of the area.