Initial Planning Consultation

Clarity on Your Site — Before You Commit Time or Money

Are you considering a development project or reviewing land with planning potential in Scotland?

Our initial consultation is designed to give you early, strategic clarity on your site — helping you understand risks, opportunities, and the most effective way forward.

What This Consultation Covers

Focused, Project-Specific Advice
We take the time to understand your site, your objectives, and the planning context — no generic advice.

Experienced Planning Insight
Led by a Chartered Town Planner with extensive experience across Scotland, including NPF4 and local development plans.

Clear Direction from the Outset
You’ll come away with a grounded understanding of whether your project is likely to succeed — and what to do next.

No Obligation
This is a complimentary initial discussion to help you make an informed decision about progressing further.

How It Works

Step 1 — Make Contact

Submit your details and a brief overview of your site. We’ll arrange a convenient time to speak.

Step 2 — Initial Consultation

We’ll discuss:

  • Your site and development objectives
  • Planning history and constraints
  • Likely policy position
  • Initial view on prospects and risks

Step 3 — Strategic Next Steps

Following the call, we’ll outline a recommended approach, which may include:

  • Feasibility assessment
  • Planning strategy
  • Pre-application engagement
  • Promotion or application routes

Why This Matters

Most projects don’t fail because of design.

They fail because the planning position wasn’t properly understood at the start.

This consultation ensures you avoid that mistake.

Book Your Initial Consultation

Most projects don’t fail because of design.

They fail because the planning position wasn’t properly understood at the start.

This consultation ensures you avoid that mistake.

Ready for a full Feasibility Assessment

Start with a clear, policy-led assessment of your site before committing significant time, design fees or capital.

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