This depends on what you want to build, Some minor alterations and extensions, particularly to houses, can often be carried out without the need for planning permission. This is known as ‘permitted development’
Don’t assume that your project will automatically need planning permission. Many alterations do not.
It often depends also on whether your house has been extended in the past. Even if you now only want to put a conservatory on the back of your house, if you have previously had an extension, chances are you will need planning permission for the conservatory.
Planning Permission under permitted development rights. You will need to apply for Planning Permission to extend your property if:
These are only general rules for when you will need to apply for Planning Permission, and each project should be looked at individually. We would always advise seeking written confirmation that your development does not require Planning Permission from the local authority
Even if you have had no previous extensions, here are some examples of the type of extensions that in most cases need planning permission, to give you an idea:
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