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    News

    Successful Wiltshire planning appeal for nine homes provides early guidance on NPPF Policy S5

    22 October 2026

    McLoughlin Planning has secured planning permission at Appeal for nine homes on paddock land at Lydiard Millicent, close to the administrative boundary between Wiltshire and Swindon.  The decision is significant beyond the circumstances of the site. Issued less than a […]

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    Cotswold District Local Plan latest: key issues for landowners, promoters and developers

    28 July 2026

    The emerging Cotswold District Local Plan is moving into an important stage, with the Overview and Scrutiny Committee scheduled for 3 August 2026 and consultation expected to commence later in the month. For those with land, development or planning interests […]

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    Planning success for 25 family homes in Crudwell, Wiltshire

    13 July 2026

    McLoughlin Planning is pleased to have helped secure planning permission for a thoughtfully designed residential development of 25 market and affordable homes in Crudwell, Wiltshire. The scheme will deliver more than housing. It will provide a central area of public […]

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    Planning in Stroud: local plan uncertainty, infrastructure risk and what it means for strategic land 

    14 May 2026

    Planning in Stroud District has become a case study in what happens when an ambitious growth strategy collides with infrastructure reality. For landowners, promoters and developers, the implications are immediate.  Stroud District Council still relies on its adopted 2015 Local […]

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