Salmon Planning Company
Planning Consultants & Architects

Securing planning permission is an increasingly complex and daunting process - especially when it involves navigating ever-changing local policies, planning law and design expectations. One of the most common questions we are asked at Salmon Planning is: “Should I employ a planning consultant or an architect to get planning permission?”

Planning appeal win for development on an edge of village greenfield site in East Somerset

Salmon Planning wins appeal in Somerset challenging a raft of unjustified conditions and for Council to pay the clients' costs.

The planning system can be daunting. Our new FAQs are designed to give you answers to the most common planning questions.

In January 2025 we were delighted to achieve planning permission when an appeal was allowed in Portishead, North Somerset

Salmon has been awarded Chartered Practice status by Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA). Matt Green to head up Architectural Team

Don't be despondent if your planning application is refused. We are already celebrating four Planning Appeal wins so far in 2025!

A Lawful Development Certificate is a legal document confirming that a proposed or existing development is lawful in planning terms.

Planning Application Fees are set to rise dramatically from 1st April 2025 - some by as much as 105%.

Mandatory house building targets are the headline announcement in the long-awaited revised National Planning Policy Framework.

Salmon Planning secures approval for farmhouse for Wiltshire alpaca farmer after fifteen years of thwarted planning appeals

Salmon Planning Company were pleased to achieve outline planning permission for a housing scheme on the edge of a Somerset village.

Salmon Planning wins planning appeal at property and grounds with historic significance.

Dean Titchener joins Salmon Planning.

What exactly is a Chartered Town Planner and when might you need one?

In the field of sustainable residential architecture, The Passivhaus Standard is recognised as a beacon for energy efficiency and...

If you own a site in the former Mendip area which is potentially suitable and available for housing development before 2029, then get in con

If your application has been refused, whether it relates to Planning Permission, Listed Building Consent or one of the many other applicatio