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    What updated Permitted Development rights mean for you

    Jul 25, 2019 3 minutes
    by Sally Tagg

    Permitted Development (PD) rights enable homeowners to undertake certain types of work without the need to apply for planning permission. There are many innovative opportunities whereby PD rights can bring significant benefits to anyone who wants to undertake a project to improve their existing home or is looking to maximise the potential of a new investment.

    To take advantage of PD you need to fully understand what is involved and the criteria — as well as stay up to date with

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