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Not necessarily. I checked this with our local planning and was told officially that horses can be kept on an agricultural pasture and you would only need to apply for change of use if they were ridden on the land. (I may have misunderstood of course, or been mislead). If the question doesn't relate to a specific piece of land I'd phone your local planners and ask them (I'm sure different councils either have different rules or at least interpret the same ones rather differently). If it does relate to something specific then check with your solicitor, there may also be conditions on the land that might limit what you do, probably unlikely but I can't keep goats on my woodland for example. |
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gz |
You might need permission to go from agriculture to horticulture..also worth checking. ![]() |
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Wigan Pixie |
Thanks for the replies everyone, I'll be making appropriate phone calls after the Easter holidays ![]() |
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Rob R |
You don't need change of use from agriculture to horticulture unless there is development and/or a third use, such as a shop or visitor centre. | ||||||||||||
Treacodactyl |
Thanks for the replies everyone, I'll be making appropriate phone calls after the Easter holidays ![]() |