Appeals, Rights of Way, Costs, Purchase Notices, 'Called In' Applications
When to make an appeal
You should only make an appeal to the National Assembly for Wales or the Secretary of State as a last resort. Always try to negotiate with the Local Planning Authority to achieve a satisfactory conclusion before sending an appeal. If you cannot resolve the matter remember that we must receive your completed appeal before the time limit expires. If you want further information please see: forms, publications, F A Qs or contact us.
For information about appeals in your area please see our appeal
list.
Types of Appeal
- Access Appeals - The Countryside and Rights of Way Act 2000
- Advertisement Appeals
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45kb - Certificates of Appropriate Alternative Development and Land Compensation Appeals
- Enforcement Appeals
- Environmental Appeals
- High Hedges Appeals
- Lawful Development Certificate Appeals
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