A landlord’s planning application often relies on intrusive surveys. This exclusive members blog discusses what you should allow if your landlord wants to apply for planning permission on part of your farm and they want to take entry for intrusive surveys via licence.
It can be frustrating and confusing when a landlord decides to apply for planning permission on a tenant’s farm, and it is important for tenants to be forearmed and forewarned when facing such a situation.
Something which is important to check when faced with the potential of a planning application being made is the…
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This blog was written by Niamh Widdop, TFA Student Rural Surveyor, on 27 July 2026.
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