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Design and access statement in Wales

16 providers offering design and access statement in or across Wales, including national firms. The rules in Wales differ from England’s, so see the notes below.

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The rules in Wales

Wales has its own rules and Welsh Government guidance on design and access statements, which differ from England’s. Check the guidance on gov.wales and your council’s requirements.

16 architects and planning consultants for Wales

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Nineteen47 Ltd

Based in Nottingham, Nottinghamshire · Covers England, Scotland and Wales, with offices in York, Nottingham and Sheffield Accreditation stated by provider: Chartered Members of the RTPI (named staff), Associate member of CIAT (named staff)
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Design and access statement in Wales

This page lists architects and planning consultants covering all 22 Welsh local authority areas, with cities such as Cardiff, Swansea, Newport and Wrexham. Each of the 22 councils is the planning authority for its area, and Wales sets its own planning policy, so check the rules for Wales rather than England.

We list 10 firms for design and access statement in Wales. Of these, 3 work only in this region and 7 also cover other regions. Another 6 firms say they cover the whole UK.

Firms that work only here are based in Swansea (2) and Johnston (1).

Of the 10, 3 state an accreditation or membership. We have not verified any of them yet, so these are as each firm states. See how we check listings.

Nearby regions for design and access statement: South West, West Midlands and North West. Other reports in Wales: heritage statement, topographical survey and flood risk assessment.

Getting signed off in Wales

Building control in Wales works much like England. Your council or a registered building control approver checks the work and issues a completion or final certificate. Wales has its own Approved Documents, and all new and converted homes must have sprinklers.

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