You should not have to guess what your council wants.

Why it exists

The information exists. It is just scattered.

Flood zones sit with the Environment Agency. Listed buildings sit with Historic England. The policies that will actually decide your application sit in a PDF on your council’s own website, and there are 378 councils.

Getting an application right means holding all of it at once, which is why it has always been work for someone who does it every day. The cost of that is not the professional time. It is the hours before it, spent finding out what applies.

Wren assembles the intelligence in one place and drafts against it, so the chartered planner who reads your documents is reviewing work that is already good rather than starting from nothing. That is the whole idea, and everything else here follows from it.