Someone has made a planning enforcement complaint against me

If you are not involved, no action will be taken against you. If you are involved, we will advise you of the details of the breach and how it can be remedied.
In some situations you will be invited to submit a retrospective planning application if it is considered that permission may be granted. It is beneficial to apply as any unauthorised development, for example extensions to houses, could cause problems if you sell your property at some future date.

In instances where a breach of planning control is likely to mean that retrospective planning permission is unlikely to be granted, you will be asked to correct the breach, either by removing or modifying the unauthorised development or by the cessation of works or the use. A reasonable period of time will be allowed for you undertake these tasks.