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The Estates Office,
23 Church Street, Oswestry, SY11 2SU
We are encouraging those who are considering applying for planning in England to act fast as delays in Parliamentary approval mean the legislation to increase fees by 20 per cent will not come into force until the New Year.
Roger Parry & Partners is encouraging Welsh farmers to consider applying for the new Farm Business Grant, launched recently by the Welsh Government, which is designed to help farmers improve the economic and environmental performance of their agricultural holdings.
We are delighted to announce that Charis Denham MRICS, has re-joined their team as a qualified Chartered Surveyor and will be based in the firm’s Minsterley office.
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Roger Parry & Partners one of the first estate agents to offer 3D virtual property tours on updated & improved Website
Are you a property landlord in Wales? Did you know that you had to be Rent Smart Wales compliant by 23 November 2016? After 12 months Rent Smart Wales is now actively seeking Landlords who are flouting the law.
Banks are warning there are increasingly sophisticated fraudsters contacting farmers in scams that are costing the industry tens of thousands of pounds
Public Rights of Ways (PRoW’s) are a remnant from history when most journeys were done on foot or on horseback but can cause problems for modern day farming.
Our Oswestry planning team have been busy recently working on behalf of clients to get them success for their planning applications. Here’s a quick update on our recent successes…
An extension to planning rules announced recently could offer developers, investors and consumer buyers the opportunity to create their dream homes from former light industrial spaces according to rural surveyors and estate agents – Roger Parry & Partners.
DEFRA have launched a new Water Resource Management grant for reservoirs under the Rural Development Programme for England.
The UK’s major retailers’ decision to only source non-cage eggs from 2025 should be the incentive farmers need to diversify into free range egg production according to rural surveyors Roger Parry & Partners.
