…. you’re a complete legend fella, showing us all this. …. therefore all the very best to you and yours. …. I hope that one day, you’re completely set and can write your own ticket. …. you deserve it brother. …. 👊
It's terrible that it's difficult to develop your property. Is it in the city limits? Here in Texas if you buy out in the country its usually not so difficult to just do what you want. Septic systems require permitting and inspection but not much else does.
England has relatively strict planning laws because we have areas of outstanding natural beauty, conservation areas, national parks, areas of specific scientific interest (ssi) and green belt, all these require planning approval to protect them from over or no development. And why England has its beautiful countryside and coastline that everyone admires.
@adrianbew9641 I am sure you are correct about your lovely country. I think it's also because the mass in the UK is about 1/3 that of Texas but there is double the population in the UK compared to Texas. People have an idea about a place based on movies and television and their own surroundings and we are often mistaken. I think of someone trying to make a farm or homestead as a person living miles outside city or suburban neighborhoods since that is generally my experience here. Perhaps the OP is actually close to suburbs or businesses that would be affected by his development of his property.
@@TXJan0057Yes compared to you we are a speck on the map. If everyone could do what they wanted there would be nothing left. If you don't mind the bad weather there are whole islands in Scotland empty
I’ve submitted full planning permission for agricultural barn , I’m just outside the dreaded red line so it’s greenbelt outside the village , 100 yards away , registered as a farming buisness with companies house , submitted very professional buisness plan with planning officer said best she’s seen , the building would be producing speciality mushrooms and micro greens , heated solely by ground source heat pump , solar panels to south side of 60 x40 barn , seperate planning application to follow for wind turbine to create sustainable agricultural buisness , we’ve made many suggestions to conceal the building to protect the general openness of the countryside and offered to turn the 5 acre site back to wildflower meadow with bee hives etc , all rejected by Harrogate planning dept , any suggestions gratefully accepted many thanks Tim
Sorry to hear. That is so annoying. These people who staff planning departments are so petty. This is exactly what puts me off, seems a complete lottery whether you win or not. All that nonsense Jeremy Clarkson had and obviously he has deep pockets.
They don’t want to encourage small independents….as government agents they’re owned by big industry and huge conglomerates. They’ve recently introduced new financial instruments for natural sustainable green land….profits made by blocking all the people like you. And they’ve only got away with it because everyone “registers” their land into their control. 😔💕
OK. Firstly if your land is in a private trust (non registered) then you're outside UK jurisdiction. Knowing how to stand on that is rare information. Anyone claiming authority over man better be able to provide evidence of of that authority. For example there has to be a contract. Signed by both parties. No crime is being committed so no constable can lawfully become involved. However a policy enforcer will try to gain authority over you by getting your name. Avoid those by asking whose jurisdiction they are under. In order for a document to be officially served it must be accepted by the recipient. So they post it. Non recorded delivery. So no evidence of sending or receipt. Because all their unlawful documents are fraudulent by nature because no other being can claim authority over you. It's slavery. So they can't send them via the post office unless they are in a windowed envelope. Go figure. Look up agricultural rights. Rights cannot be taken away only given away. So what are they? 😉 Statutes and acts are given the force of law by the consent of the governed. They apply to 'persons' - don't be a person. Don't register your property. It becomes theirs and you get right of use. Place it in a private unregistered trust.
Have you got any advice for under the 12.5 acres, I've recently purchased 4.5 acres of Agricultural and am looking to start a small holding with the dream of living on site
That would be a very useful business that would benefit the area in terms of pollinating and you would have to spend a lot of time planting and managing the special flowers that your bees will use, and of course you need to protect your hives from being vandalised or stolen!
To register something means it then belongs under the control of someone else and to ask for permission means it isn’t yours, these are the legalities that politicians and governments use to make sure they have control of everything
With 650acres, 700 ewes and 300acres of arable. Agri Planning council officer said they didn't need to live onsite! Not a viable business despite employing shepherd. We won eventually. Stick at it.
I dug one about the size of a swimming pool without permission and was told to fill it in, applied for a 1 acre irrigation pond and it didn't even raise an eye brow . The system is mad 🤣
Almost like they don't want you farming the land, living off grid, not paying bills to them.....
Good for you mate ❤ videos are great!
…. you’re a complete legend fella, showing us all this.
…. therefore all the very best to you and yours.
…. I hope that one day, you’re completely set and can write your own ticket.
…. you deserve it brother. …. 👊
just brilliant mate jammed packed with info and the right way to go about it all loved it
Thanks 😁🙏
Great content ive just put a offer in on a small piece of land these video's are taking abit of the anxiety away
Thanks once more. A joy sharing your videos with friends.
Thanks, it's nice to know some people watch 🤣
Thanks for sharing, this info is priceless 💚 been looking into this way of living for a while now and this would be the dream for my family 🙏🏼
Thanks, so much information in a few minutes, I admire your lifestyle, I'm planning similar. ☮️
It's terrible that it's difficult to develop your property. Is it in the city limits? Here in Texas if you buy out in the country its usually not so difficult to just do what you want. Septic systems require permitting and inspection but not much else does.
Would be cool to spend some time on the farm and act like a farmer.
England has relatively strict planning laws because we have areas of outstanding natural beauty, conservation areas, national parks, areas of specific scientific interest (ssi) and green belt, all these require planning approval to protect them from over or no development. And why England has its beautiful countryside and coastline that everyone admires.
@adrianbew9641 I am sure you are correct about your lovely country. I think it's also because the mass in the UK is about 1/3 that of Texas but there is double the population in the UK compared to Texas. People have an idea about a place based on movies and television and their own surroundings and we are often mistaken. I think of someone trying to make a farm or homestead as a person living miles outside city or suburban neighborhoods since that is generally my experience here. Perhaps the OP is actually close to suburbs or businesses that would be affected by his development of his property.
@@TXJan0057 Bill Gates will buy Texas before long
@@TXJan0057Yes compared to you we are a speck on the map. If everyone could do what they wanted there would be nothing left. If you don't mind the bad weather there are whole islands in Scotland empty
Informative .. .. ..well done and thanks for sharing .. .. ..
Thanks 😁
Fantastic info and love the Punk’d up glasses with the 🧷 safety pin glasses 🤘🏽👍🏼
What area in UK did you buy in? And any advice for someone looking to do the same as you with land purchase?
I’ve submitted full planning permission for agricultural barn , I’m just outside the dreaded red line so it’s greenbelt outside the village , 100 yards away , registered as a farming buisness with companies house , submitted very professional buisness plan with planning officer said best she’s seen , the building would be producing speciality mushrooms and micro greens , heated solely by ground source heat pump , solar panels to south side of 60 x40 barn , seperate planning application to follow for wind turbine to create sustainable agricultural buisness , we’ve made many suggestions to conceal the building to protect the general openness of the countryside and offered to turn the 5 acre site back to wildflower meadow with bee hives etc , all rejected by Harrogate planning dept , any suggestions gratefully accepted many thanks Tim
Start producing things in containers, request barn etc when u have business up and running
Thank you we’re looking into this , keep up the great vids 👍
Sorry to hear. That is so annoying. These people who staff planning departments are so petty. This is exactly what puts me off, seems a complete lottery whether you win or not. All that nonsense Jeremy Clarkson had and obviously he has deep pockets.
They don’t want to encourage small independents….as government agents they’re owned by big industry and huge conglomerates. They’ve recently introduced new financial instruments for natural sustainable green land….profits made by blocking all the people like you. And they’ve only got away with it because everyone “registers” their land into their control. 😔💕
Thanks for this. Hasn' the 28 day rule been replaced by the 60 day rule? Also, I thought we didn't need 12 acres - so confusing!
Think that was only temporary for covid
OK. Firstly if your land is in a private trust (non registered) then you're outside UK jurisdiction. Knowing how to stand on that is rare information. Anyone claiming authority over man better be able to provide evidence of of that authority. For example there has to be a contract. Signed by both parties. No crime is being committed so no constable can lawfully become involved. However a policy enforcer will try to gain authority over you by getting your name. Avoid those by asking whose jurisdiction they are under. In order for a document to be officially served it must be accepted by the recipient. So they post it. Non recorded delivery. So no evidence of sending or receipt. Because all their unlawful documents are fraudulent by nature because no other being can claim authority over you. It's slavery. So they can't send them via the post office unless they are in a windowed envelope. Go figure. Look up agricultural rights. Rights cannot be taken away only given away. So what are they? 😉 Statutes and acts are given the force of law by the consent of the governed. They apply to 'persons' - don't be a person. Don't register your property. It becomes theirs and you get right of use. Place it in a private unregistered trust.
Have you got any advice for under the 12.5 acres, I've recently purchased 4.5 acres of Agricultural and am looking to start a small holding with the dream of living on site
Any recommendations for the consultants? Did you go with someone local, or an established firm
Used the local one I found from searching other farms planning apps
Any spare land to sell me? Cash in hand lol just want to escape this fucking nightmare ant colony
What if the neighbours are sneakily filming you to prove you live there?
You need planning permission just to put up a polytunnel on your land to grow your veg?
How about if I had 50 beehives?
That would be a very useful business that would benefit the area in terms of pollinating and you would have to spend a lot of time planting and managing the special flowers that your bees will use, and of course you need to protect your hives from being vandalised or stolen!
@@utubeape well that's my plan I want to buy a couple of Acres then expand my Beekeeping
To register something means it then belongs under the control of someone else and to ask for permission means it isn’t yours, these are the legalities that politicians and governments use to make sure they have control of everything
Do you not have to earn so much money a year per person from agriculture
What about council tax? I assume you still have to pay it do you or not if not is that because yours is a work site where you live? 🤔
I don't do letters or phone calls!
With 650acres, 700 ewes and 300acres of arable. Agri Planning council officer said they didn't need to live onsite! Not a viable business despite employing shepherd. We won eventually. Stick at it.
Did you know you would get permission for your land or did you take a risk?
Permission for a pond? 😮 Asssume its bevause it's massive? This country! Bonkers.
I dug one about the size of a swimming pool without permission and was told to fill it in, applied for a 1 acre irrigation pond and it didn't even raise an eye brow . The system is mad 🤣
@@FieldtoFarm_UKgreedy n bone idle c--ncill-rs