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Planning your project · Permissions

Permissions
When you need consent.

Most bathroom renovations don't need planning permission, but some homes need consent first, such as listed buildings and leasehold flats.

Usually
No planning permission
Listed buildings
Consent needed
Leasehold flats
Check the lease
Check
Before work starts

What it is

Consent that may be needed from your council, freeholder or building manager before work starts.

Good for

Avoiding problems

Sorting consent early avoids delays and disputes.

What to weigh up

Flats

Your lease may need the freeholder's consent for alterations, especially wet rooms and moving drainage.

Listed buildings

Changes may need listed building consent.

Keep reading

Building Regulations →Planning your project →

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