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Raymond Ashall BA Hons Dip EP MRTPI

Chartered Town Planner

Member of the Royal Town Planning Institute

Planning Consultants for the Parbold and West Lancashire Council area

We provide a comprehensive range of planning services for the Parbold and West Lancashire Council area.

Ashall Town Planning are based in Chorley, Lancashire and are ideally positioned to provide a bespoke and professional planning service in the West Lancashire Council area to assist householders and developers to successfully obtain Planning Permission.

If you are seeking professional independent Planning or Property Development Advice, require Planning Drawings or advice on a Planning Permission Application to West Lancashire Council, as Chartered Town Planning Consultants we are the ideal people to guide you through the planning process and to help you obtain the planning permission you need.

Having been established for over 30 years we have a vast experience of dealing with Planning Officers from West Lancashire Council, acting as your agent with West Lancashire Council you will benefit from our many years of experience giving your application the greatest chance of success.

We offer the following services:

Architectural Planning Drawings

Architectural Plans

Architectural Drawings

Access to Chartered Architect services

Planning Appeals

Permitted Development Applications (Lawful Certificate)

Planning Permission Applications for House Extensions & Loft Conversions

Retrospective Planning Applications

Planning Permission Applications for Change of Use Class

Planning for Commercial Properties

Planning Permission Applications for Converting a House to Flats

House in Multiple Occupation Applications

Planning Permission Applications for New Build Developments

Planning for Childrens Day Nurseries

Planning for Pubs & Restaurants

Planning for Motor Trade & Car Washes

Planning for Takeaways & Restaurants

Listed Building Consent Applications

Conservation Area Applications

Ashall Town Planning Consultants cover all areas in West Lancashire, including Ashurst, Aughton, Bickerstaffe, Birch Green, Burscough, Digmoor, Downholland, Halsall, Knowsley, Newburgh, North Meols, Ormskirk, Parbold, Rufford, Scarisbrick, Skelmersdale, Tanhouse, Tarlton, and Up Holland.

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Parbold Conservation Area

The Mill Lane Conservation Area was designated by West Lancashire District Council in 1975 and was last reviewed, in part, in 1985. The conservation area covers a portion of the village of Parbold to the south of the railway line, totalling just over 6 hectares, and is defined by development on either side of Mill Lane, which forms the main village street, and Bradshaw Lane to the south of the A5209.

The area forms one of the historic cores of Parbold, comprising houses and small-scale industrial buildings of the nineteenth century, with some modern development filling the spaces between. This forms the southern end of the modern extent of the village of Parbold.

Location and Landscape Setting

Parbold is situated on the lowest slopes of Parbold Hill, on the edge of the West Lancashire plain at NGR SD 491 109 (centred), just off the A5209 road to Ormskirk from Standish. It is situated around 8km from Ormskirk to the west and around 4.5km from Skelmersdale to the south.

Lying at the base of the hill, the landscape in and to the west of Parbold is gently rolling, and slopes down to the River Douglas to the west and south. To the east of the village, however, land rises sharply to Parbold Hill at around 130m a OD. The countryside is a lowland area of mixed arable and pasture farming comprising mainly improved pasture with arable fields. The field pattern is large-scale, with loss of hedgerow and hedgerow trees. Woodland is sparse

View the Parbold Conservation Area Appraisal document

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