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Due to recent expansion, Clarendon are pleased to announce a move to new premises off the High Street in Edinburgh (now neighbours to the affiliated Richard Murphy Architects) together with the establishment of a satellite office at Jedburgh in the Scottish Borders.

As part of expansion in 2011, Clarendon are pleased to now be joined by David Howel (formerly of Miller Homes) whom is a fully dually qualified Planner and Urban Designer with over 10 years private sector experience.

Clarendon wins two appeals via the Local Review Bodies of both the City of Edinburgh Council and Renfrewshire Council for development in Greenbelt.

Ratho – Greenbelt site

In May, 2011, Clarendon was successful in overturning the previous decision of the City of Edinburgh Council not to grant planning permission for a new farmhouse at Hillwood Farm (Ref. 10/01755/PPP). The 'principle', having now been established, proposals are currently being progressed by Clarendon to the detailed stage.

Bridge of Weir – Greenbelt site

Also in May, 2011, Clarendon was similarly successful in reversing Renfrewshire Council's Head of Planning's decision and have now secured planning permission in principle (Ref.10/0735/PP) for the erection of a dwellinghouse just outside Bridge of Weir.

Antony Duthie presenting the Duntarvie Trophy to Willoway Free Spirit for best Breeder / Exhibitor (large Breeds) in the NPS/Baileys Horse Feeds Mountain & Moorland Ridden Pony of the Year at London Olympia in December, 2007. Duntarvie Stud, near Edinburgh is owned and managed by Antony’s Mother, Marie-Claire (Tweetie) Nimmo.