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Application form for consent to construct works on common land: Commons Act 2006, Section 38 and the National Trust Act.
Use this service to notify the Environment Agency if you plan to construct a new or substantially enlarge an existing silage, slurry or agricultural fuel oil store, or store field silage on a new site.
Guidance on how to design and construct domestic and non-domestic new build premises so that smart meters can be installed and commissioned in them from the outset.
When you need building regs approval, how to apply, using a competent person scheme, and determinations and appeals.
Under section 38 of the Commons Act 2006, you need our consent to carry out any restricted works on land registered as common land.
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Insights from the Research on Improving Systems of Education (RISE) programme
Check if you can claim a VAT refund using the DIY housebuilders scheme if you’re constructing a new charity building, for a charitable or relevant residential purpose.
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