Strategic land promotion · England
We promote land.
We take land from its agricultural value to its consented value, at our own cost, and share in the outcome. A land promoter first, with independent advice alongside.
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Every site is different. So is every deal.
There is no fixed formula. We take on the cost and the risk of unlocking your land's value, whether that is homes or another use entirely, and shape each opportunity around the site and the people, so it works for everyone. We only do well when your land does.
One team, first walk to final sale.
01Appraisal
A straight read of your land's prospects. Free, and we only take on sites we believe in.
02Agreement
Terms shaped around you and the site. From here, we carry the cost and the risk.
03Planning
We win the planning case, by application or through the local plan. Funded by us, over years.
04Value, shared
The uplift realised in the way that best suits the site, and shared as agreed.
For landowners
Promotion at Bowmont's cost. Ownership stays yours.
↗ 02For developers
Consented sites, clean title, shaped for the buyer at the end.
↗ 03As counsel
Independent advice for councils, communities and private clients. No stake taken.
↗No one can promise you planning permission. What Bowmont promises is the work, the funding, and the truth at every stage.
Great Stall East
- District
- Swindon
- Scheme
- New Eastern Villages, phase one
- Community
- Two schools, park & ride
- Ref.
- S/OUT/17/1990
- Status
- Consented, delivering
Our principal led the strategic land company that steered it through the planning system to consent. It evidences the standard Bowmont works to, never a promise about any particular site.
Where planning is heading.
PolicyThe 20% buffer is live: what a weaker five-year land supply means for your fields
A technical change to national policy quietly widened the door for well-located sites in the districts that have fallen behind on housing.
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PolicyThe tilted balance, in plain English
One line of national policy quietly decides a great many planning applications. It is worth a landowner understanding it.
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PolicyNew Towns are named: what it means if your land sits near one
A New Town in the neighbourhood reshapes the land around it. That can be an opportunity, and it can also be a compulsory purchase notice.
Read →Could your land have potential?
A planning read of your land drawn from national data, then a personal reply from the team. An indication, never a valuation.
No obligation · we reply personally
Most English councils cannot currently demonstrate a five-year housing land supply. Where that is true of yours, national policy tilts decisively toward new homes. Your read tells you where your council stands.