Our Services

At White Planning & Enforcement Consultancy, we provide clear, independent advice across a range of planning and enforcement matters. Our focus is on practical solutions, honest guidance, and helping you understand your options from the outset. Whether you are at an early stage or already dealing with council correspondence, we can support you through the process.

Planning Advice & Applications

We offer professional planning advice to help you move forward with confidence, whether you are considering a proposal or responding to an existing issue.

Our services include:

  • Pre-application planning advice

  • Householder and minor planning applications

  • Retrospective planning applications

  • Lawful Development Certificates (LDCs)

  • Advice on permitted development rights

We assess proposals realistically, explain the planning context clearly, and help you decide the most appropriate next steps.

Planning Enforcement & Compliance

If you have received correspondence from a local planning authority, early advice is crucial. We specialise in planning enforcement matters and compliance strategies.

We can assist with:

  • Enforcement notices and warning letters

  • Planning Contravention Notices (PCNs)

  • Breach of condition issues

  • Unauthorised development matters

  • Negotiation with local authorities to resolve issues

Our approach is calm, measured, and solution-focused — aiming to resolve matters efficiently wherever possible.

Planning Appeals & Representations

When a planning application has been refused or enforcement action is disputed, we can provide clear advice on appeal options and likelihood of success.

Support includes:

  • Written representations

  • Appeal statements and supporting evidence

  • Liaison with planning officers and inspectors

  • Advice on timescales, risks, and outcomes

We focus on presenting clear, well-reasoned cases aligned with planning policy.

Liaison & Professional Support

We regularly act as an intermediary between clients and local planning authorities, helping reduce stress and improve communication.

This includes:

  • Correspondence with planning and enforcement officers

  • Clarifying council requirements and expectations

  • Managing ongoing planning discussions

  • Providing clear updates and advice throughout

Not Sure Where You Stand?

If you are unsure whether you need formal representation or simply initial advice, we are happy to discuss your situation.

Early, independent advice can often prevent issues escalating.

Contact us today to arrange an initial discussion.