In Wales since 1 August 2016, developers have to carry out a public consultation before making planning applications for:

- Housing developments of 10 or more dwellings or where the site area is of 0.5 hectares or more (if the number of dwellings is not known).
- The provision of building(s) where the floor space created exceeds 1000sqm.
- Development carried out on a site of 1 hectare or more.

The minimum period of public consultation is 28 days following which a summary of all the issues raised must be provided as part of the planning application. The developer must also confirm whether and if so how these issues have been addressed.

At Hughes Architects our services involve undertaking a set procedure for publicising the application, undertaking formal consultation with community and statutory consultees, addressing responses received and preparing a PAC report for submission with the Planning Application.

To review our current proposed plans please click on the relevant link. This will provide you with all the information you need in order to provide any comments you wish to make on our proposal, including the Planning Application Statement (including Design and Access Statement), scaled drawings and any survey information.

This is only relevant to planning applications in Wales.

The list below shows current and past consultations. You can only comment on the live consultations.