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I take it you're referring to people objecting to applications for planning permission? You don't have to own your own home to do that. You don't even have to l
by Supernaut 5y ago
I take it you're referring to people objecting to applications for planning permission? You don't have to own your own home to do that. You don't even have to live in the area affected by the proposed structure. And it's also entirely possible that the authorities will dismiss your objection out of hand.
- CalRobert 5y agoVery true, anyone can object (or speak in support), though local property owners are the ones most likely to have a clear interest in stopping a given development.