New research has highlighted an apparent planning permission postcode lottery for UK homeowners, with some regions seeing only 63% of applications granted in the past 12 months.

New analysis of government data has revealed the areas across England with the lowest levels of NIMBYism.

In the 12 months to March 2024, the number of new homes and sites given planning permission has continued to fall sharply.

New data has revealed that the London borough of Hillingdon is the most difficult area to get planning permission granted, with 38% of applications rejected.

Average asking prices for properties with pre-agreed planning permission currently stand at £475,191.

Suzanne Tucker, head of planning at Midlands law firm FBC Manby Bowdler shares insight on what developers with farm plots need to know about the potential new rules.

The number of sites granted permission in the past 12 months in England has dropped to the lowest quarterly figure since 20006, according to newly released data from HBF.