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Evans Banks Planning has assisted hundreds of landowners across South Wales to successfully include their land in their Council Local Development Plan. From our years of experience we understand what your Council is looking for when assessing candidate site applications. Our comprehensive candidate site submissions include:
In association with Pobl Group and TAD Buildings, Evans Banks Planning led a multi-disiplinary team to achieve planning consent for a residential development of 20 affordable dwellings.
Instructed by Life Property Group, Evans Banks Planning achieved planning consent for the change of use of a former Liberal Club to 32 affordable residential flats.
On behalf of Gavin Griffiths Property Ltd, Evans Banks Planning secured planning consent for a residential development of 7 detached dwelling houses. This was a complex site with many ecological issues to overcome.
Evans Banks Planning secured planning consent for the extension to a warehouse at their premises in Llanelli. Coal Mining legacies, contaminated land and noise mitigation were overcome with the input of specialist engineers.
We assisted our client in changing a dilapidated retail unit lying within the conservation area of Morriston, Swansea to a mixed use of a ground floor retail unit and four residential flats.
A significant Swansea employer had secured a major new contract and required an extension to its existing facilities. Evans Banks Planning led a multi-disiplinary team to overcome ecological issues to secure consent that will secure the future of its site and ongoing local employment opportunities.
Our client’s former retail store was no longer suitable to meet modern retail requirements. A new site on the edge of the town was identified. Evans Banks Planning was able to overcome ecological and archaeological issues so that our client could provide a greater retail service to the community of Bishops Castle and the wider rural area.
Our clients had a strong desire to remain with the community of Talgarth despite their current premises reaching capacity and no longer suitable for future use. Evans Banks Planning achieved planning consent for a new A1 unit and smaller commercial unit to be built on land that was once the former highway authority maintenance yard.
A tricky access and noise considerations provided a challenge in securing planning consent for this new venture. Evans Banks Planning were able to overcome both of these issues with a detailed Access Plan, Noise Mitigation Statement and Events Management Statement.
A thriving tourism business in South Wales wanted to expand and diversify its existing luxury barn holiday lets and touring caravan/camping pitches. Evans Banks Planning secured planning consent for a number of modern glamping pods that complimented the current accommodation on offer and contributed to the growth of the business.
We have recently secured planning consent for a new tourism venture adjacent to Ffos Las Race Course, Trimsaran. The new development will provide much needed holiday lodge and camping pitches for those visiting the Race Course.
