Mr Frier had built up a thriving business on his recently acquired 50 acre West Frogwell farm, at Callington. He farmed six sows and their offspring, 250 Free Range hens, some barn hens and a flock of rare breed sheep.
 
He was doing everything very well indeed, including the marketing and needed very little farming advice from NewLandOwner. What he did need however, was planning consent to live on site, to enable him to properly tend to his livestock and provide for them the care and attention they deserve and require, 24/7.

NewLandOwner were able to put together a detailed Business Plan, containing costs and returns, plus the land and labour required. An Appraisal of Need explained why he needed
to live on site.

These two documents were presented to the planning committee with his application and after an in-depth, on-site investigation by the Council's Agricultural Consultant, planning consent for temporary accommodation was granted.

This should lead to consent for full residential accommodation after three years.

A delighted Mr Frier wrote to thank NewLandOwner for their contribution to his successful application.

Read the commendation letter from West Frogwell Farm

See their website: www.westfrogwellfarm.co.uk

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