TerraQuest News
- Sep 2020
September 2020 Planning Market Insight Report: Householder Application submission and Prior Approval for Larger home extensions
Things have also been busy in the planning policy world. Not only have we had a white paper to pore over and digest, but we’ve also seen a whole raft of policy changes implemented over August and at the beginning of September.
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Free Webinar - The Digital Future of Compulsory Purchase
We are delighted to be joined by Adrian Maher and Ian Lindsay from Aspire who will be discussing understanding what the industry wants now and what is the future rather than looking at solutions.
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Site and Location Plans for Tree Surgeons
How using ReQuestaPlan can benefit Tree Surgeons?
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Upcoming Webinar - Validating Planning Applications During a Pandemic
The Planning Portal has been monitoring the impact on planning application submission that caters to every employment sector. August figures are now in and have revealed surprisingly positive results when compared to previous months and 2019 volumes.
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Biggest month on record for planning application submissions - Read the report now!
Biggest month on record for planning application submissions - Read the report now!
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Q&A: Our CEO Geoff Keal on award success, rebrand and working through Covid-19
Hot on the heels of winning Excellence in Technology and Innovation at the Chamber Awards 2020, land, planning and data technology firm TerraQuest are profiled in our latest Q&A. Chief executive Geoff Keal joins Chamber CEO Paul Faulkner to discuss the firm's operations, its exciting rebrand and success at the Chamber Awards.
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TerraQuest Presents - Impact of COVID-19 on Planning Application submissions Replay
A replay webinar where our expert analysts will share insight and analysis covering COVID-19 and its impact on planning application submissions. The Planning Portal has been monitoring the impact on planning application submission that caters to every employment sector. June’s figures are now in and have revealed surprisingly positive results when compared to previous months and 2019 volumes.
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