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Might be able to be caught on a "high hedges" legislation? But yeah there isn't a "planning" rule that covers heights of trees / bushes etc, even if they are being used as, in effect, a boundary or fence.

Defintely. I was going to go into it further in my previous response, but felt as I typed a lengthy post I was deviating from the OP question, and also making it seem a bit boring! I could of also written lloads of IFS and Buts! My personal view is that if it was built as a normal roof, then...

I wouldn't worry about the roof being able to be "walked on" too much. I don't think (as mentioned) there's any regulations to cover it. I very much doubt it would be covered by the "Raised plaform" part - it is an outbuilding that has a roof, as long as it's Permitted development you should...

Yep. Your decision notice for your planning approval, and your completion certificate for your building application.

By “delay” I mean a period of time between two changes of use to prevent an owner from doing several consecutive changes of use only to circumvent planning law --------------------------------------------------------- I don't see how there can be a period of time between changes of use...

How would Person X be circumventing the law, when everything person X does, at the time he does it, is either PD, or approved with planning permission? And to answer the question: "I would like to know if in this circumstance planning permission to have his house again split into flats will...

LDC for an existing use? BTW, this seemed like an interesting forum, so thought I'd join up!