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In England, breach of planning control covers acts or omissions that contravene planning permissions or conditions, such as unauthorised building, use, or works. A solicitor investigates the breach, drafts and serves enforcement notices, advises on compliance with planning conditions, and represents the client in appeals to the Planning Inspectorate or in litigation to challenge or enforce decisions. They may also assist with remedies like retrospective planning applications or injunctions to stop ongoing breaches.
The solicitor navigates statutory frameworks such as the Town and Country Planning Act 1990 and related planning policy, prepares and presents evidence of breach, and coordinates with planners, developers, or landowners. They handle enforcement notices, planning contravention notices, and potential appeals, with decisions that can hinge on technical planning grounds and deadlines.
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