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In May 1843 the Disruption started. There was split in the Presbyterian church in Scotland. New places of worship were constructed, including the Maryhill High Church in Glasgow. That congregation merged in the 1990s and the Church & Halls were …
It has taken 2½ years but finally Pearson Planning, Chartered Surveyors has obtained planning permission for 4 houses in the countryside, to replace redundant poultry sheds. The local planning authority refused permission as it considered the delapidated aray of poultry sheds …
Consent has been obtained by Pearson Planning, Chartered Surveyors for two Digital Advertisement Screens on a railway embankment in Edinburgh. Consent was issued following a succesful appeal against the decision of Labour & SNP Councillors in the City. The Council …
A Client of Pearson Planning, Chartered Surveyors made internal improvements to a distressed looking flat they bought. Pretty regular occurrence in Glasgow, one might think, provided the necessary building approval is obtained. No not always, it would seem. The flat …
Nothing Will Turn a Man’s Home into a Castle More Quickly & Effectively Than a Dachshund Read more »
It took over a year of negotiations and design changes, sometimes it felt like a dog chasing cars. However, finally, following the conclusion of a Planning Obligations agreement, approval has been obtained for a new retail/residential development in Armadale. A …
Scottish Ministers has issued a letter indicating it is minded to approve planning permission for a house on land affected by a Tree Preservation Order. Pearson Planning, Chartered Surveyors appealled on behalf of Graham Developments following refusal of its application …
The City of Edinburgh Council has been told, by Scottish Ministers, that it was/is unnecessary to require removal of raised timber decking from a garden in the City. The Council served an Enforcement Notice requiring the removal of the decking, …
The people of Monifieth will be seeing a new Church on the town’s High Street in the next few years. Planning Officers at Angus Council originally refused planning permission for construction of the new church. However, on application to the County’s …
Pearson Planning, Chartered Surveyors has obtained consent, for a leading UK recycling company, to expand its operations. Although no new building is involved, the A.R.C.A accredited Company is now able to receive & process a wider range of waste. …
Pearson Planning, Chartered Surveyors has obtained permission to reopen the former Royal British Legion Club, in Whitburn, as licensed premises. Labour Party Councillors originally voted to refuse planning permission on the basis of unacceptable residential impact. A number of adjacent …
New Barista Bar & Function Halls to Open Despite Opposition Read more »