Peak District National Park planning applications
SiteLens tracks and classifies every planning application submitted to Peak District National Park Authority, updated daily. Peak District National Park Authority received 223 planning applications in the last 90 days. 89% of the applications it decided were approved.
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Filter by type, value, date and status. The council's own register is on the official Peak District National Park Authority planning portal.
Recent applications in Peak District National Park
See all →Majors and higher-value work first, tree works, condition discharges and adverts last.
The H Boutique Hotel, Water Street, Bakewell
Two-storey hotel suite extension over first-floor decking, Bakewell. Adds accommodation to an existing boutique hotel at full application stage. Structural steels, glazing and fit-out packages drive the work, with M&E and drainage fully integrated into the main building services.
Structural frameSteelBrickwork
Revlon, Parsons Lane, Hope
Single-storey bungalow replacement with new garage, Hope. Demolishes an existing bungalow and garage, erecting a new single-storey dwelling and ancillary structure at full application stage. Groundworks, structural frame and roofing follow demolition, with M&E and drainage completing the new build.
DemolitionGroundworksStructural frame
Blue John Cavern, Mam Tor, Castleton
Renovation and enhancement of Blue John Cavern buildings, Peak District. Upgrades existing structures at a visitor attraction site at full application stage. Interior finishes, structural repairs and building services upgrades suit heritage and tourism specialists.
Structural repairM&EFit-out
Woodcliffe Cottage, Froggatt Edge, Calver
Double-storey side extension with dormers and garden room, Peak District. Extends an existing house with a two-storey side block, replacement roofs, front and rear dormers, and a separate garden room, at full application stage. Roofing, dormer carpentry, structural steel, brickwork and glazing…
BrickworkRoofingSteel
Newholme Health Centre, Baslow Road, Bakewell
Listed building consent for restoration and conversion to bin store, Bakewell. Repairs eastern gable stonework, re-roofs in natural slate and installs timber doors to adapt a health centre building. Roofing, masonry and stonework trades lead, with bespoke joinery and specialist slate sourcing…
Roof repairFaçade repairJoinery
Birdsgrove, Main Street, Biggin
Office-to-holiday-let conversion in Peak District National Park. Single B1 office building repurposed for self-catering holiday accommodation at full application stage. Fit-out, kitchens, bathrooms and M&E reconfiguration drive the work.
Fit-outM&EDrainage
Low Wood Farm, Long Rake, Youlgrave
Two agricultural barns notification under GPDO, Peak District farm. Erects a calf-rearing barn and a machinery-storage barn as permitted-development works. Steel frame, cladding and concrete flooring are the primary packages for rural building specialists.
Structural frameSteelCladding
Wyntor House, Main Street, Winster
Retrospective permission for a levelled horse arena in Peak District fields. Regularises constructed riding surface with earthworks and drainage on sloping land at full application stage. Site preparation, drainage and hard-standing materials suit landscape contractors and equestrian facility…
GroundworksDrainageHard landscaping
Dale Farm House, Unnamed Road From The Square To Coldwell End, Middleton By Youlgrave
Listed building consent for repair and restoration, Peak District. Authorises urgent and phased repair works, internal reconfiguration and external works to an existing heritage structure. Specialist masonry, lime mortar and heritage joinery packages dominate, with conservation expertise required…
Structural repairFaçade repairRoofing
Long Meadow, Goddard Lane, Rowarth
Single-storey rear extension with side infill and conservatory rebuild. Adds three bedrooms and extends the existing house at full application stage. Brickwork, roofing and groundworks suit local trades, with joinery and glazing packages for the conservatory rebuild.
BrickworkRoofingGroundworks
Carsington to Tittesworth
EIA screening opinion for Carsington to Tittesworth water transfer scheme. Request seeks scope determination under EIA Regulations 2017 before formal application submission. Outcome determines whether full environmental assessment is required and signals the scale of survey, modelling and…
Midcliffe Farm, Hand Dale, Hartington
Agricultural buildings under GPDO notification, Peak District. Erects a tractor shed and store on a working farm without formal planning permission required. Groundworks, steel frame and cladding are the primary packages for rural contractors.
GroundworksStructural frameSteel
Bent Farm, Tissington
Covered collecting yard at a Derbyshire farm. Proposes a new open-sided agricultural structure for livestock handling, at full application stage. Steel frame, cladding and concrete flooring suit agricultural contractors and material suppliers in the Peak District.
GroundworksStructural frameSteel
Nether Water Farm, Tideswell
Agricultural machinery storage building, Peak District. New single-storey farm structure for equipment and implement storage at full application stage. Steel or timber frame, cladding and concrete floor dominate farm building packages in the upland market.
GroundworksStructural frameSteel
Chestnut Eyre, Sheffield Road, Chapel-En-Le-Frith
Timber car shelter with storage, Chapel-En-Le-Frith. Free-standing outbuilding for vehicles, bins and logs at full application stage. Timber frame, roofing and drainage for the base suit local specialists.
Structural frameRoofingGroundworks
Planning appeals in Peak District National Park Authority
An allowed appeal is one the council lost. Some kinds of appeal succeed far more often than others, so Peak District National Park Authority is compared with the national rate for its own mix.
Peak District National Park Authority, raw rate
34.7%
of judged appeals were allowed
Expected for this mix of appeals
29.3%
national rates applied to this caseload
5.4 percentage points above expected. Peak District National Park Authority's decisions are overturned more often than the national record predicts.
364 appeals counted, 352 judged either way (122 allowed, 230 dismissed), 12 judged neither way. These are appeals decided 2016-08 to 2026-06.
By kind of appeal
| Appeal type | This council | National | Cases | Judged | Allowed |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Planning Appeal | 35.7% | 28.8% | 200 | 196 | 70 |
| Householder (HAS) | 36.6% | 35.6% | 97 | 93 | 34 |
| Listed Building Consent & Conservation Area Consent Appeal | 38.7% | 25% | 33 | 31 | 12 |
| Enforcement Notice | 11.5% | 13.5% | 28 | 26 | 3 |
| Lawful Development Certificate | 60% | 36.9% | 5 | 5 | 3 |
1 more appeal type with fewer than 5 judged
| Appeal type | This council | National | Cases | Judged | Allowed |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Commercial Appeal Service (CAS) | Too few judged | 33.3% | 1 | 1 | 0 |
How we calculate this
Judged means allowed or dismissed. Withdrawn, invalid, split and unrecorded appeals are counted but never treated as appeals the council won. Expected applies the national rate for each appeal type to this council's own caseload. National rates by type are in The State of UK Planning.
Source: the Planning Inspectorate's Casework Database on GOV.UK, not the council's own planning register. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.
Peak District National Park Authority approval rates by application type
Share of decided applications approved in the last 12 months.
- householder74% (47 decided)
- other97% (38 decided)
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