What you actually receive

Real documents, not a mockup of one.

Every one of these is a real file, produced by the production renderer, drafted against the source your council consults and signed by a chartered professional in their own name.

Document types drafted
14Document types drafted
Specimens you can open now
14Specimens you can open now
Citation categories checked before release
11Citation categories checked before release
Councils whose requirements we hold
378Councils whose requirements we hold
A page from the Planning Statement specimen, showing the executive summary in full.
Planning Statement. The executive summary, as it appears in the specimen. Watermarked on every page, because a specimen must never be mistakable for a signed submission.

Read one in full

Not a template. The actual file.

The main written case for a planning application. It describes the site and the proposal, then argues the scheme against the policies your council will actually decide it under.

Every specimen on this page comes out of the same drafting pipeline, the same figure placement and the same template as a real case. Nothing here was written for the website.

Open the Planning Statement

Every type

All 14 are published in full.

Not an extract and not a placeholder dressed up as a document — the whole file, as the renderer produces it. Where a type carries a limit on what Wren produces, its own page says so.

How a document is drafted

Find out which of these your site needs.

Draw a boundary and the appraisal names the route, lists the documents that route requires, and prices the set. Before you commit to anything.

Draw your siteWhat a set costs