Category Archives: Communities
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Planning Changes Should be Driver for Regenerating our High Streets
Posted on May 31, 2013 by Dayle in Advice, Communities, Conservation, Dayles Blog, Planning Policy, Press, Uncategorized.Changes to planning laws won’t necessarily mean that Ipswich high street will end up overrun with betting shops and payday loan companies says local building expert Dayle Bayliss. The Local Government Association (LGA) recently published its thoughts on the relaxation of the planning laws for change of use of buildings as recommended by Mary Portas. […]
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Loft Inspections and Working with Lofty Heights
Posted on August 6, 2012 by Dayle in Communities, Dayles Blog, Green Deal, Supporting Young People, Uncategorized.We are pleased to have worked with the start up Social Enterprise, Lofty Heights. Lofty Heights employs disadvantaged youngsters, who, after extensive training, provide a loft emptying service for elderly and disabled people to allow them to take advantage of the free insulation schemes on offer. We have been asked by Lofty Heights to undertake the […]
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New Rights put Communities in Control of Their Futures – Government introduces new measures
Posted on April 9, 2012 by Dayle in Communities, Dayles Blog, Planning Policy.On the 6th April 2012 the Government introduced new rights to give Communities the ability to shape the future of their local area. The Community Rights have been designed to cut bureaucracy so that power is more localised and to unlock innovation. This introduction is part of the Localism Act 2011 and the introduction […]
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