2010 Planning Portal Is Just Around The Corner
The Planning Portal is starting 2010 with a series of free events aimed at planning agents and applicants to promote the benefits of submitting planning applications online.
The events will take place during January and February 2010 at the following locations and dates:
Sevenoaks
25-Jan
Brighton
26-Jan
Leeds
26-Jan
Birmingham
26-Jan
Sheffield
27-Jan
Manchester
02-Feb
Westminster
02-Feb
Liverpool
03-Feb
Epping Forest
03-Feb
Windsor & Maidenhead
04-Feb
Newcastle
09-Feb
Exeter
10-Feb
Bristol
11-Feb
South London
11-Feb
Cornwall
16-Feb
Bath
17-Feb
Winchester
18-Feb
Any regular applicants who currently submit planning applications on paper are invited to attend the Planning Portal’s FREE workshops. The workshops will answer the following questions:
- What’s in it for me? Why should I use the online method?
- How can the services of the Planning Portal improve my competitive edge?
- How easy is it to convert to e-planning?
- What support is available?
At the workshops The Planning Portal will demonstrate the online process and the other free tools available on the site. The agenda for the workshop will cover:
- Demonstrating the key principles involved in using the online service
- How to attach plans and other documents to support your application
- Using the online tools such as mapping and volume & fee calculators
- Learn more about LPA application requirements
The workshops are an ideal opportunity to learn about e-planning, voice opinions and meet the Planning Portal Team and fellow planning professionals.
Places can be booked by contacting the Planning Portal Events Team on events@planningportal.gsi.gov.uk or 0117 372 8232. Simply specify the preferred location of the workshop and number of colleagues you wish to attend (between 1 and 3).
Topics: agent, Britain, colleagues, event, help, instruction, LPA, online, planning, professional, team, workshop
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