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Planning Applications in
North Yorkshire

North Yorkshire is part of the Yorkshire and the Humber region. Search any postcode in North Yorkshire to see recent planning applications near you — including extensions, new builds, demolitions, and change of use applications.

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Search any North Yorkshire postcode above, then save it to a free PlanWatch account so it is ready next time. Paid plans add email alerts for new applications near a saved postcode, sent within hours of them reaching the council register.

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Planning Application Types in North Yorkshire

Based on 2799 applications tracked between 2025-11-12 and 2026-10-27.

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Full

1003 applications

36% of all applications

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Householder

461 applications

16% of all applications

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Tree Works

454 applications

16% of all applications

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Demolition

158 applications

6% of all applications

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Conditions

144 applications

5% of all applications

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Change of Use

137 applications

5% of all applications

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2799
Applications tracked
1914
Unique locations
Full
Most common type
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Application categories

Data period: 2025-11-12 to 2026-10-27 · Updated 28 October 2026

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What PlanWatch Is Tracking in North Yorkshire

PlanWatch currently holds 2,799 North Yorkshire planning records across 1,914 unique postcode locations, with tracked application dates from 2025-11-12 to 2026-10-27. The most common categories in this dataset are Full (1,003), Householder (461), Tree Works (454).

Use this page to start with a postcode search, then open the official council record for the decision notice, drawings, consultation deadline and any later conditions. That matters because a short application description rarely shows the details neighbours and buyers care about: side windows, roof forms, access, drainage, tree works, opening hours or amended plans.

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Recent Planning Applications in North Yorkshire

Latest applications submitted to North Yorkshire council.

26/06602/FUL 2026-10-27

Demolition of an existing dwelling and outbuildings and the erection of 5 new homes and associated infrastructure.

Willow Trees Howhill Road Beckwithshaw North Yorkshire HG3 1QJ

Registered
26/06387/FUL 2026-10-26

Proposed demolishing existing conservatory and construction of new single storey rear extension

14 St Georges Avenue Harrogate North Yorkshire HG2 9DP

Registered
26/05643/TCON 2026-10-26

Sycamore X1-20% crown reduction (new growth )and crown thin.

32 Main Street Embsay North Yorkshire BD23 6RE

Registered
26/07192/PNA 2026-10-23

Application to determine if prior approval is required under Schedule 2, Part 6 of the Town and Country Planning (General Permitted Development Order) (England) 2015 (as amended) for the construction of a replacement agricultural building.

Rose Cottage Meagill Lane Farm Meagill Lane Blubberhouses North Yorkshire LS21 2PE

Registered
26/06254/TPO 2026-10-23

Works to trim and top 1 No. Horse Chestnut tree by 1.5m within tree preservation order SEL16/2000

Oxmoor House Oxmoor Lane Biggin North Yorkshire LS25 6HJ

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Official Planning Portal

View and search planning applications directly on the North Yorkshire council website.

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Objecting to a Planning Application in North Yorkshire

North Yorkshire Council can only weigh objections that raise a material planning consideration. Personal disputes, loss of a view and property value are not material and are set aside. These are the grounds that do count, with what North Yorkshire's planning officers will expect you to evidence for each.

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Then write the objection letter, or check what counts as a material consideration before you start. Objections normally have to reach North Yorkshire Council inside the 21-day consultation window.

Frequently Asked Questions — North Yorkshire Planning

How do I check planning applications in North Yorkshire? expand_more
Enter your postcode on PlanWatch to instantly see all recent planning applications in North Yorkshire. We show applications within a 1-mile radius, including extensions, new builds, and change of use applications.
How do I object to a planning application in North Yorkshire? expand_more
To object to a planning application in North Yorkshire, you need to submit your comments during the public consultation period (usually 21 days). Visit the North Yorkshire council planning portal or write to their planning department. Your objection must be based on material planning considerations such as impact on privacy, traffic, or character of the area.
How long does planning permission take in North Yorkshire? expand_more
Most planning applications in North Yorkshire are decided within 8 weeks for minor applications and 13 weeks for major developments. However, complex applications or those requiring committee decisions can take longer. You can track the status of any application on PlanWatch.
Can I get alerts for new planning applications in North Yorkshire? expand_more
You can search and save a postcode for North Yorkshire in PlanWatch. Paid PlanWatch plans add email alerts for new applications near a monitored postcode, sent within hours of them reaching the council register.
What planning applications don't need permission in North Yorkshire? expand_more
Some developments in North Yorkshire fall under "permitted development rights" and don't need planning permission. This includes certain small extensions, loft conversions, outbuildings, and changes of use. However, if you're in a conservation area, listed building, or AONB, additional restrictions may apply. Always check with North Yorkshire council before starting work.
Can planning applications affect my property value in North Yorkshire? expand_more
Planning applications near your home in North Yorkshire may affect how you use or assess a property. PlanWatch helps you find the application and link to the official council record; check the drawings, consultation dates and planning decision before making any property decision.
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Planning Guides for North Yorkshire Residents

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How to Object to a Planning Application
Your rights as a neighbour
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Permitted Development Rights Explained
What you can build without permission
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Planning Permission Process
Complete guide from application to decision
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Conservation Areas & Planning
Extra restrictions and protections
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Party Wall Act Explained
Building near a shared boundary
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Planning Enforcement
When rules are broken
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How to Appeal a Planning Decision
Your options after a refusal
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Planning Permission Costs
2025 fee schedule and what to expect
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How Long Does Permission Take?
Timescales from application to decision
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Material Planning Considerations
What councils must and can't consider
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Can Permission Be Refused?
Common reasons and what to do next
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Retrospective Planning Permission
Applying after building without consent
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How to View Planning Applications Near You
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Do I Need Planning Permission For...?

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Specialist Topics

🔄 Change of Use 🏛️ Listed Buildings 🏢 Flats & HMOs 🌳 Trees & TPOs 🏕️ Mobile Homes & Caravans 📋 Section 106 Agreements

Common Planning Situations

🏗️ Building Too Close to Boundary ☀️ Extension Blocking My Light 🛑 Can I Stop a Planning Application? 🏘️ New Housing Development Near Me 🏢 Commercial in Residential Area ⚠️ Built Without Permission 📡 Phone Mast Near Me 🏡 Garden Room & Outbuilding 🔄 Pub/Shop Converting to Flats ✋ How to Stop a Planning Application 🔨 Neighbour Building Extension

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