The following is intended as a guide to making an application for a Temporary Event Notice. Hyndburn Borough Council cannot take responsibility or liability for any errors or omissions. You may wish to seek your own independent legal advice before making any licensing application to the Licensing Authority. You will need to apply for a permitted Temporary Event […]
Read more of Temporary Event NoticeThe following is intended as a guide to making an application for a premises licence. Hyndburn Borough Council cannot take responsibility or liability for any errors or omissions. You may wish to seek your own independent legal advice before making any licensing application to the Licensing Authority. To carry out ‘licensable’ activities from a premises you’ll need to […]
Read more of Premise LicencesThe following is intended as a guide to making an application for a Personal Alcohol Licence. Hyndburn Borough Council cannot take responsibility or liability for any errors or omissions. You may wish to seek your own independent legal advice before making any licensing application to the Licensing Authority. A personal licence authorises the holder to supply alcohol or […]
Read more of Personal Alcohol LicenceThe following is intended as a guide to making an application for a club premises certificate. Hyndburn Borough Council cannot take responsibility or liability for any errors or omissions. You may wish to seek your own independent legal advice before making any licensing application to the Licensing Authority. You can apply for a club premises certificate if you’re […]
Read more of Club Premises CertificatesFollowing a period of consultation Hyndburn Borough Council sought an urgent Cabinet decision on 7 July 2017 to designate a Private Landlord Selective Licensing Scheme for parts of Accrington and Church. The reason for the urgency is to try to ensure that there is no gap between the existing licensing scheme which ends on the […]
Read more of Proposed Selective Licensing Designation 2017Hyndburn Borough Council is preparing a new Local Plan 2040 which will provide updated strategic policies and identify new development allocations, including those for residential and employment uses. The timetable for the preparation of the Local Plan has been published in an updated Local Development Scheme: The Local Development Scheme for 2025 – 2028 Hyndburn’s […]
Read more of Hyndburn’s New Local PlanAs with all trees, eventually your trees will need some maintenance. Before you commission any work on a tree that you own or is on your property please ensure that the tree is not a protected tree through a Tree Preservation Order (TPO), use the following page to check. If your tree is a protected […]
Read more of Your treesAn arboricultural implication study is also known as: Arboricultural Impact Assessment, Arboricultural Implication Assessment, Arboricultural Impact Appraisal, Pre-Development Assessment. An Arboricultural Implication Study (AIS) is a type of tree survey that considers how a proposed development and its associated trees will co-exist and interact in the present and future. An AIS is a document that […]
Read more of Information for developersWhat is a high hedge? In the eyes of the law a high hedge is defined as a barrier to light or access which is formed wholly or predominantly by a line of two or more evergreens and rises to a height of more than two metres above ground level. Is my hedge within the […]
Read more of High HedgesIf you are an agent or applicant without an agent, you will have been given a direct telephone number and e-mail for the planning officer or building control officer dealing with your application. Please send e-mails for Development Management or Policy to planning@hyndburnbc.gov.uk and Building Control to buildingcontrol@hyndburnbc.gov.uk
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