Specialist rural planning consultancy
01423 275 165 info@prism-ag.co.uk
Serious rural planning enquiries

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Enquiry.

Provide enough information for an initial review of fit and scope. Detailed planning advice is given through a paid consultation or an agreed professional instruction.

Planning enquiry form

Tell us what requires professional input.

Include the site, proposal, planning history, reference numbers and any fixed deadline. Your telephone number is required so the enquiry can be qualified properly.

This form is for scoping a professional planning instruction. It does not create a consultant-client relationship or provide planning advice. We’ll use your details to assess and respond to the enquiry; see our privacy policy.

Before making an enquiry

Professional planning questions.

Each matter is assessed on its own planning facts. Detailed advice is provided under a paid consultation or agreed professional instruction.

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What does Prism Ag Rural Planning do?

Prism Ag Rural Planning is a specialist rural planning consultancy. It leads planning strategy and applications, supported where required by agricultural, forestry, equestrian, horticultural and environmental evidence.

Who instructs the practice?

Clients include farmers, landowners, equestrian and forestry businesses, rural property owners, commercial operators and professional organisations with complex countryside planning matters.

Is initial advice free?

No detailed professional advice is offered free of charge. An initial enquiry is used to identify whether the matter is suitable for a paid consultation or a scoped instruction.

How do I request a fee estimate?

Submit the site location, proposal, planning references, available documents and relevant deadlines. Once the likely scope is understood, a fee estimate can be provided for defined work.

Does the practice work nationwide?

Prism Ag Rural Planning works across England. Planning systems, procedures and professional appointment requirements differ in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland; a suitable regional collaborator can be recommended where appropriate.

Will other specialists be needed?

Most application types will require some third-party specialist consultant input. Appointments are scoped to the project and the evidence required by the planning case.

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Professional planning enquiries

Submit your planning matter.

Detailed advice is provided under a paid consultation or agreed instruction.

This form is for scoping a professional planning instruction. It does not create a consultant-client relationship or provide planning advice. We’ll use your details to assess and respond to the enquiry; see our privacy policy.