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495 applications filed with Cotswold District Council in the 90 days to 21 Oct 2026 mean work for at least one trade: extensions, lofts, new windows, roofs, driveways. Pick your trade below, see your numbers, and get the addresses posted to you every month.
Cotswold District Council took 2,180 planning applications in the 12 months to 21 Oct 2026. 1,463 of them (67%) mean work for at least one trade; the rest are adverts, trees, conditions and paperwork, and they never reach a list.
Of the main building trades, Cotswold's register favours windows & doors (723), builders & bricklayers (616) and roofing (600): one application usually means work for several trades, so these overlap.
The most active postcode districts are GL7 (496), GL54 (346) and GL8 (144).
About 153 trade-relevant applications a month over the last 5 full months, peaking in September 2026 with 182.
One application usually means work for several trades, so the rows overlap.
As filed with the council, newest first, tagged with the trade whose list it lands on. Subscribers get the full site address and planning reference for every one.
Erection of a single storey side extension, a rear sun room to replace the conservatory, and conversion of the garage to additional living space. Alterations to…
Installation of roller doors to existing carport.
Conversion of loft to create additional living accommodation to include addition of dormer windows, erection of 1.5-storey side extensions and front porch, erection of a…
Proposed thermal upgrade (including external insulation and cladding), internal reconfiguration, and first-floor extension
Replace 15 no. windows. Paint existing aluminium garage doors. Paint existing timber front and side doors. Install new manual timber barn-like gate at the end of private…
Erection of single-storey and 1.5 storey rear extensions, replacement fenestration, addition of external metal flue, rebuild dormer windows and internal alterations…
Erection of two storey pitched roof side extension to cottage and single storey mono pitched glazed kitchen extension to south gable facade
Conversion of existing garage accommodation to create a dining room and erection of single storey extension together with associated landscaping works to include…
Descriptions are the applicant’s own words from the public register. We leave out any row that names a person or carries a house number.
A homeowner tells the council first. By the time they search for a firm, they’re already getting quotes. Your letter can land in the first week.
MHCLG planning statistics (PS2), Cotswold, 2025. “Household & minor” is the government’s “other” category, which holds householder applications: 870 granted of 950. Cotswold approval rates in full
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The statutory target for household applications. Many take longer.
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495 in the 90 days to 21 Oct 2026 and 1,463 in the 12 months to the same date: planning applications filed with Cotswold District Council that match at least one trade's rules at high or medium confidence. Refused and withdrawn applications are left out.
Over the last 12 months: skip hire & waste (794), electricians (724), windows & doors (723), flooring (640), plastering & decorating (640) and builders & bricklayers (616). Most applications mean work for more than one trade: an extension needs a builder, a roofer, windows, electrics and plastering.
By postcode district, over the last 12 months: GL7 (496), GL54 (346), GL8 (144), GL56 (132) and GL55 (100).
Cotswold District Council decided 90.3% of its applications within the statutory time limit in 2025, and granted 91.6% of its "other" decisions, the government category that holds householder applications (870 of 950, MHCLG PS2 figures). The target for a householder application is eight weeks, so a letter sent the week it is filed lands well before the decision.
Cotswold District Council's own public planning register, read every day. We match each application against the trade rules your list uses, drop refused and withdrawn applications, and keep one line per household. We never sell names or phone numbers.
Pick your trade and claim your patch: £149 a month for one trade. Your first list arrives within 24 hours, then only new homes every month, as a CSV for letters to "The Owner/Occupier". One firm per trade per patch.
Counts are refreshed daily from the register and dated 21 Oct 2026. In the 90-day count, “new” means filed from 24 Jul 2026 to 21 Oct 2026.
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