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Site notices are required for a variety of reasons including incomplete neighbour notification, sites within Conservation Areas, development to Listed Buildings or affecting their settings and applications with Environmental Impact Reports. The notices identify the time period during which representations can be made to us in respect of the application.

Important information relating to all planning submissions. Please read.

Our weekly lists of applications that we've validated and those that we've decided, along with a live list of applications which require a site notice. Sometimes other planning-related notices are posted here too.

Submission checklists for applications to alter, extend or demolish a listed building or works to demolish a building within a conservation area

Regardless of whether or not you are submitting your application electronically the plans and specifications outlined below apply. For non electronic application you must submit two sets of plans and specifications although for major developments we may, subject to prior agreement, accept one set initially on the understanding that we will need two sets once the documents/plans are finalised.

The majority of people adhere to the requirements of the statutory planning system and get the necessary planning permissions before starting work on any development.

Fees for applications for a certificate of lawful use or development (section 150) or a certificate of proposed use or development (section 151 of the 1997 Act).