Share your expertise with property owners, investors and professionals across the UK.

Who we are

UK Planning Consultant provides town planning services across England and the wider UK, including planning applications, pre-application advice, planning appeals, permitted development and prior approval, change of use, and planning enforcement support. Our blog helps homeowners, landlords and developers navigate the planning system with confidence.

We welcome high-quality guest articles from town planners, architects, planning lawyers, heritage consultants, ecologists, developers and other built-environment professionals.

Topics we’re looking for

  • Planning applications – householder, full and outline applications, validation, pre-application advice
  • Permitted development – PD rights, prior approval, Class MA and other change-of-use routes, lawful development certificates
  • Appeals and enforcement – planning appeals, the Planning Inspectorate, enforcement notices, retrospective applications
  • Policy and reform – the NPPF, local plans, the Planning and Infrastructure Act, grey belt and green belt
  • Specialist consents – listed building consent, conservation areas, HMOs, biodiversity net gain
  • Related areas – Section 106, design and access statements, sustainability and housing delivery

Editorial guidelines

  • Original, unpublished content only – no spun, duplicated or previously published articles.
  • 800–1,500 words, with clear headings and practical, actionable insight.
  • UK-focused: reference UK legislation, the NPPF, Planning Practice Guidance and appeal decisions, and use British English spelling.
  • Accurate and well sourced – link to authoritative references where relevant.
  • Educational, not promotional. A short author bio with one relevant link is welcome.
  • No content relating to gambling, crypto, CBD, adult or other unrelated niches.
  • We may edit submissions for clarity, accuracy and style, and may decline any submission.

How it works

  1. Send us your pitch using the form below.
  2. If the idea is a good fit, we’ll confirm the brief and agree a submission date.
  3. Submit your final article as a Word or Google Doc, with any images you own the rights to.
  4. Our editorial team reviews it and returns any edits before publication.

Why contribute?

  • Reach a targeted UK audience of property owners, occupiers and professionals.
  • Build your profile as a recognised expert in your field.
  • Get a credited author byline and bio on a specialist UK site.

Submit your pitch