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Peak District planning applications

PlanningTrack collects planning applications and decisions from the public planning register of Peak District National Park Authority. Search an address, application reference or proposal. Official Peak District website

Collected application statistics

Collected records · All available dates
31,113Searchable applications
286Recorded as pending
84%Approval rate · 20,882 approved or refused records
3,423Refused applications

17,459 approved · 3,423 refused · 2,993 withdrawn. Most recent record check: 8 Nov 2026. Counts reflect the last collected status; some records may be out of date.

Local planning information

Council sources checked 14 Sept 2026

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Conservation areas and Article 4 directions

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Conservation areas131 mapped area records
Article 4 direction areas26 mapped area records0 identified HMO area records; remaining records unclassified

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Data downloaded 14 Sept 2026. Display boundaries are simplified and indicative. Map record counts are not a complete count of designations or directions.

Sources: Planning Data conservation areas and Article 4 direction areas. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.

More application records

  1. Decided: ACCEPTNP/TCA/0522/0678

    Oak (T1) - Clean out dead wood

    St Michaels Parish Church Car Park Church Bank Hathersage Hope Valley S32 1AJ

    Received Not published
  2. Decided: ACCEPTNP/TCA/0522/0693

    The proposal is to reduce the three sycamore trees, shown on the plan and in the photos, by 50%. The trees are rotten and hazardous and during the last storm part of the first tree broke off and fell in to the road. By reducing the trees, new growth will then occur at a lower and safer height. The third tree had previously been reduced like this and you can see new growth, however the newer branches are starting to add additional weight and need to be reduced again. The trees do not have TPO's but are within a conservation area.

    May Cottage, The Nook, Eyam, Hope Valley, S32 5AB

    Received Not published
  3. Decided: ACCEPTNP/TCA/0522/0698

    Sycamore T1 - Re-pollard to a height of metres

    Lyndale House, Church Street, Bradwell, Hope Valley, S33 9HJ

    Received Not published
  4. Decided: ACCEPT CONDITIONALLYNP/TCA/0522/0699

    Trees are to the rear of property: Reduce ash tree to safe point. Reduce sycamore to similar heigh for balance and stability. Loss of beech trees in field has raised concerns.

    Palace Farm, Pown Street, Sheen, SK17 0ES

    Received Not published
  5. Decided: ACCEPTNP/TCA/0522/0600

    The tree is a silver birch, located towards the north end of the United Reform Church graveyard, to the rear of 94 Old Road, Tintwistle. It has grown significantly over the last 2/3 years and is closely adjacent to some very old, large and historic gravestones in the oldest part of the graveyard. The concern is that the tree will eventually undermine the foundations of the headstones. I wish (on behalf of United Reform Church) to fell the tree, store the logs from it and burn them on my log burner in my house. I have written permission from the Church to forward this application and to fell the tree, should this be granted. I have been in touch with the Tree Department in HPBC for some time bt have not had a reply as I understand the previous holder of this role has left the Council. I propose to plant two oak trees to replace this tree, towards the far eastern side of the graveyard and well away from any existing or proposed headstones.

    Old Road Tintwistle Glossop SK13 1JY

    Received Not published
  6. Decided: ACCEPTNP/TCA/0522/0602

    Shown in the photograph is an ash tree that has now become structurally unsound. It has already caused a section of wall to collapse which can be seen in the photograph and it is heavily weighted over an access way. I request full removal.

    Herberts Croft Main Street Taddington SK17 9UB

    Received Not published
  7. Decided: ACCEPTNP/TCA/0522/0617

    3 Conifer trees to fell, to allow more light into garden. 1 Yew tree to reduce and re-shape canopy by 50%. The Yew tree is only 2-3m away from property

    Over End House School Lane Baslow Derbyshire DE45 1RZ

    Received Not published
  8. Decided: ACCEPTNP/TCA/0522/0618

    2 Yew trees to fell - Tree roots are blocking a drain and a crack has appeared in the gable end of the property.

    Longstone Lodge Station Road Great Longstone Derbyshire DE45 1TS

    Received Not published
  9. Decided: ACCEPTNP/TCA/0522/0620

    2 Pine trees to reduce lateral spread over roof, road and Parsonage Cottage by 1-2m. Neighbours are getting concerned about the size of the trees.

    Pine Cottage Parsonage Croft Bakewell Derbyshire DE45 1DF

    Received Not published
  10. Decided: ACCEPTNP/TCA/0522/0633

    T1 & T2- Fell due to root movement causing wall collapse. Row of spruce planted as a hedge/ windbreak. Bottom 2 trees, T1 & T2 have caused dry stone wall to fall- see attached pictures.

    Ford House Chapel-En-Le-Frith SK23 0QR

    Received Not published
  11. Decided: ACCEPTNP/TCA/0522/0634

    T1- Sycamore - Dismantle due to leaning on stemand the closeproximity to the buildings T2 - Ash - Dismantle the group of self set Ash due to causing damage to the boundary wall T3 - Leyllandii - Multi stemmed tree with branch failure recue by approx 50%

    Bramley Cottage Sunny Bank Lane Tideswell SK17 8JY

    Received Not published
  12. Decided: ACCEPTNP/TCA/0522/0636

    One silver birch tree at left hand entrance to the property silver birches. The tree is encroaching onto our property, which is currently being developed. Full felling or drastic pruning is required. Our neighbour and her son are aware of ths application.

    Silver Birches Litton Buxton SK17 8QP

    Received Not published
  13. Decided: ACCEPTNP/TCA/0522/0744

    Spoke to contractor tree requires reduction of 1.5 mtres and a crown reshape Tree is a Norway Spruce

    3 The Three Horseshoes Bradshaw Lane Foolow

    Received Not published
  14. Decided: ACCEPTNP/TCA/0522/0700

    Large ash tree showing signs of ash dieback: -Landowner is worried and would like to pollard the tree to see if it will recover -The location of the tree over to 5053 is the main concern

    Wolleys Farm Onecote Road Onecote Leek ST13 7SD

    Received Not published
  15. Decided: ACCEPT CONDITIONALLYNP/TCA/0522/0707

    T1 - a rowan tree located near the entrance to the church, opposite the pub. It has a hollow trunk and rotten wood around the hole at the base of the tree. if this tree were to fall, it would present a danger to people entering the church or people on the road near the Black Lion Inn. T2 - A rowan tree located close to the churchyard wall above the road and the church carparking area. This tree had a distinct lean in towards the church. If it were to fall it would cause the wall to fall and this could damage parked vehicles. T3 - a lime tree near the bend. It has many dead branches and a number dropped into the road and into the churchyard in the storms. It is unsightly. T4 - a tall Douglas Fir which has lost branches in the storms, some are still hanging off. Its height and proximity to the road are a major concern. T5 - a conifer, very lopsided and leaning heavily over the gravestones. If this tree came down it would destroy many headstones and cause a great deal ... read more

    St Bartholomews Church Church Lane Butterton Staffordshire ST13 7SP

    Received Not published
  16. Decided: ACCEPT CONDITIONALLYNP/TCA/0522/0714

    Leylandii planted to close to the retaining wall and are causing damage and so will be removed.

    Shepherds Bank Side End Lane Macclesfield Road Kettleshulme High Peak SK23 7QU

    Received Not published
  17. Decided: ACCEPT CONDITIONALLYNP/TCA/0522/0715

    Two flowering cherry trees suffering from "shoot or blossom wilt" and "witches broom". Recommended work to prune out affected shoots and witches brooms - debris to be burnt to prevent spread.

    Jumble Bottom, Weags Bridge Road, Grindon, ST13 7TP

    Received Not published
  18. Decided: ACCEPT CONDITIONALLYNP/TCA/0522/0730

    Remove a dying hawthorn tree (T1) and replace with an alder.

    Love Lock Bridge Bakewell

    Received Not published
  19. Decided: ACCEPT CONDITIONALLYNP/TCA/0522/0732

    Re-pollard to previous pollard heads 3 semi-mature limes (T1, T2, T3)

    All Saints Church Bakewell

    Received Not published
  20. Decided: ACCEPTNP/TCA/0523/0481

    Felling and removal of 5 x Ash trees located on the steep slop on the northern border that are overhanging the rear shed and roof of the main house. The trees have the potential to cause extensive damage to the elderly owners house if they fall over. Felling and removal of 1 x dead Ash tree and 1 x dead Sycamore tree adjacent to the main road. The owner is willing to plant replacement trees in the place of the felled trees.

    Brook House, 1 River View Litton Mill, Litton Mill, SK17 8SW

    Received Not published
  21. Decided: ACCEPTNP/TCA/0523/0484

    30% crown reduction of 2 x small silver birch trees in the rear garden.

    Whilom Cottage High Street Tideswell

    Received Not published
  22. Decided: ACCEPTNP/TCA/0523/0491

    T1 - large old sycamore tree: crown clean and reduce up to 25%. T2 - ash tree: remove tree to base level. T3 - small conifer: remove sapling to prevent damage to headstones.

    St. Bartholomews Church, St Bartholomews Church, Church Lane, Butterton, ST13 7SP

    Received Not published
  23. Decided: ACCEPTNP/TCA/0523/0492

    T1-T3 sycamores - repollard to previous pruning cuts. T4 pine - dismantle and fell to ground level.

    Heathcote House, Main Street, Winster, Matlock, DE4 2DJ

    Received Not published
  24. Decided: ACCEPTNP/TCA/0523/0561

    As you can see from the photograph provided the leylandii I am requesting to remove has been planted right up against the wall. I wish to remove it before it starts to damage this wall.

    Bradley House, High Street, Pilsley, Bakewell, DE45 1UL

    Received Not published

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