We are delighted to have received full planning permission on behalf of Watson Homes and Wythenshawe Community Housing Group for 35 affordable apartments on the site of The Park public house in Northern Moor, Manchester.  

We're very pleased to hear that the two outline planning applications for Wychavon Town have been validated.

White Peak Planning co-ordinated the Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA), from the EIA Scoping Stage, to the preparation and submission of a joint Environmental Statement (ES) that was submitted with each application.

The WPP Team spent another brilliant day volunteering with The Bread and Butter Thing (TBBT) in Manchester, a charity doing incredible work to reduce food waste and support people who need it most.

We are pleased to have successfully discharged all of the planning conditions and varied the noise condition at North Quays Business Park, Atlantic Street, Altrincham. 

A full application for 35 homes on the site of The Park in Northern Moor have been submitted to Manchester City Council.  

We recently completed our thirteenth year of trading, one that has been full of professional and personal achievement.  

We are delighted to formally submit an addendum planning application package for Stubbocks Walk, east of Luton.

An EIA Scoping Request for strategic development adjacent to Worcestershire Parkway Railway Station has been submitted.

Most of the White Peak Planning team recently volunteered with the Peak District Peak Park Conservation Volunteers (PPCV) for the sixth time! The PPCV have been working for over 40 years to help protect the Peak District National Park, with the invaluable support of volunteers.

The White Peak Planning team took part in a heartwarming volunteer effort with The Bread and Butter Thing (TBBT), a non-profit organisation dedicated to reducing food waste and supporting vulnerable communities.