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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17,459 approved · 3,423 refused · 2,993 withdrawn.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 Counts reflect the last collected status; some records may be out of date.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/0624/0605

    T1 Ash, fell to ground level. Signs of Ash dieback. Fungal fruiting bodies around base.

    Trees Cottage The Causeway Butterton ST13 7SP

    Received Not published
  2. Decided: ACCEPTNP/TCA/0624/0621

    Yew - T1 - Fell - outgrown space

    Burre House Holme Rd Bakewell Derbyshire UK

    Received Not published
  3. Decided: ACCEPTNP/TCA/0624/0622

    Yew - T1 - T4 - Crown reduce by 25% - 1.5m

    The Church Centre Eyam Church Eyam Hope Valley Derbyshire S32 5QH

    Received Not published
  4. Decided: ACCEPTNP/TCA/0624/0626

    T1 horse chestnut - prune to give 4m height clearance on neighbors property T2 yew tree - prune to give 4m height clearance on neighbors property

    St Micheals Church, Weaddow Lane, Middleton By Youlgrave, DE45 1LS

    Received Not published
  5. Decided: ACCEPTNP/TCA/0624/0629

    (T1) Ash tree - Declining with ash dieback - fell to just above ground level. (T2) Ash tree - Declining with ash dieback - fell to just above ground level.

    Applecroft Moorlands Lane Froggatt S32 3ZH

    Received Not published
  6. Decided: ACCEPTNP/TCA/0624/0631

    Fell ash x6. All trees/stems marked with orange paint. Within falling distance of footpath and third party property. Ash dieback advanced significantly since previous inspection.

    Peveril Castle Market Place Castleton S33 8WQ

    Received Not published
  7. Decided: ACCEPTNP/TCA/0625/0544

    Large chestnut tree at the eastern end of the property. It is at the SE corner of the group of trees there. Propose to pollard to approx 6-8m height and reduce side limbs to give a balanced shape. Details provided in the supporting document.

    Hill Top Cottage Unnamed Road Leading to Hill Top Cottage Wormhill Derbyshire SK17 8SL

    Received Not published
  8. Decided: ACCEPTNP/TCA/0625/0546

    • The section shown on the specification from the council was to crown raise the trees over the highway. • In addition to this crown raising over included some other important safety work that really needs to be done, as it makes sense to use the traffic management set up to do this at the same time. • There are several declining ash trees and two dying beech trees in poor condition and near to the road that will be felled to a safe height • There is also a lot of significant sized deadwood in other trees over the road and a small amount of crown raising to some other trees over the road just outside of the area down in the council plan.

    415101, 373353

    Received Not published
  9. Decided: ACCEPTNP/TCA/0625/0548

    Tree Group TG1 – Conifer (x2): Proposal: Dismantle both conifer trees in sections. Reason: Trees are of low amenity value and are in close proximity to boundaries. Removal will reduce shading and prevent future encroachment. Method: Sectional dismantling to as close to ground level as possible using appropriate rigging and lowering techniques where necessary. Tree Group TG2 – Willow and Sycamore: Proposal: Remove one limb from the willow tree that is growing towards the property and overhanging phone lines. Crown lift both the willow and the sycamore to 5 metres above ground level. Reason: To reduce risk of damage to property and interference with utility services. To improve clearance for access and light while maintaining tree form and amenity. Method: Targeted pruning and crown lifting to be carried out by qualified tree surgeons in accordance with BS 3998:2010 (Tree work – Recommendations).

    5 Highfield Ashford in the Water Derbyshire DE45 1QN

    Received Not published
  10. Decided: ACCEPTNP/TCA/0625/0549

    Elm Tree (No1) which has dutch elm disease. Tree is full of beetle holes and losing its bark, no life whatsoever, and sits next to a public footpath within our boundary wall. The tree neds to be felled to avoid risk of injury to people and neougbouring property damage. The tree is built into the boundary wall and we have planted 100m beech hedge on our boundary. We do not propose to replace the tree because of location. We have been advised by a tree surgeon, the tree is dead.

    Pear Tree Farm Little Longstone Bakewell Derbyshier DE45 1NN

    Received Not published
  11. Decided: ACCEPTNP/TCA/0625/0550

    3. Proposed Works: Tree Species: Hawthorn Work Required: Crown reduction Extent of Works: Reduce canopy height by approximately 3 metres

    Severn Trent Endale End DBS Derbyshire, East Midlands S33 6RF

    Received Not published
  12. Decided: ACCEPTNP/TCA/0625/0561

    T1 Yew Tree - Reduce and reshape by 50% reducing branches by 3-4m T2 Yew Tree - Reduce and reshape by 50% reducing branches by 3-4m These trees have out grown there position and need maintaining.

    The Briars Main Road Wensley Matlock Derbyshire England DE4 2LL

    Received Not published
  13. Decided: ACCEPTNP/TCA/0625/0565

    T1 - Silver Birch - Fell as it is mostly dead. T2 - Horse Chestnut - Thin by 20% as it is very dense, we have done this previously years ago to open up and allow more light.

    Underhill Woodhead Road Holme Holmfirth Kirklees HD9 2QE

    Received Not published
  14. Decided: ACCEPTNP/TCA/0625/0566

    5 day Notice to remove dead Elm tree.

    2 Millers Bank, School Lane, Hathersage, Hope Valley, S32 1BZ

    Received Not published
  15. Decided: ACCEPTNP/TCA/0625/0567

    Row of conifers and single Rowan - Remove as outgrown location, a lot have started snapping out and the Rowan is a poor specimen as grown too close to conifers.

    19 Meal Hill Road Holme Holmfirth Kirklees HD9 2QQ

    Received Not published
  16. DecidedNP/TCA/0625/0573

    Remove 3 trees in an overcrowded terraced garden at the rear of the property. Two of the trees are losing needles. One Cedar and one Hemlock. Remove one Maple species, becoming dominant but reverting, as is a variegated variety

    Little Cliff Close, Church Street, Tideswell, Buxton, SK17 8PE

    Received Not published
  17. Decided: ACCEPTNP/TCA/0625/0587

    Proposed felling of silver birch as too close to property. NOTE: this tre appears to be outside of the conservation area.

    5 Fairy Bank Road, Hayfield, High Peak, SK22 2NE

    Received Not published
  18. Decided: ACCEPTNP/TCA/0625/0597

    Shown in the photograph is a sycamore I wish to crown lift to roughly 5M indicated by the red line. The exact height is subject to the availability of suitable growth points to prune up to. The lower part of the canopy is completely taking over the garden and the customer wishes to get it lifted in order to allow more light into her garden. All work to be carried out to BS3998:2010.

    Thatch Cottage Park Lane Baslow Derbyshire DE45 1SS

    Received Not published
  19. Decided: ACCEPTNP/TCA/0625/0640

    Common land at base of footpath to side of Rosskeen, Manchester road, Tideswell has very large overgrown conifer and a smaller one. It is encroaching on house and hanging over footpath. Request is for permission to cut back trees and neaten the area. What 3 words area nearby imitate.coach.wrenching

    To side of Rosskeen Rosskeen Manchester Road Tideswell Derbyshire SK17 8LL

    Received Not published
  20. Decided: ACCEPTNP/TCA/0625/0604

    See additional map / attached photos. Felling of Ash trees as per attached map suffering from Ash Dieback T1, T2 2 semi mature Ash which overhang entrance to Caudwell's Mill Car park with potential to strike Woodhouse Rd if to fail. (highlighted in Yellow) T3,T4 2 semi mature Ash growing on Mill race / sluice wall. causing damage to infrastructure. (highlighted in Orange) T5 - T13 9 early mature Ash (approx. 30 years old) within car park. (highlighted in Green) T14 Crown raise walnut tree to approx. 5m AGL (highlighted in blue)

    Caudwell's Mill Car Park Woodhouse Rd. Rowsley Derbyshire

    Received Not published
  21. Decided: ACCEPTNP/TCA/0625/0617

    T12 ash to fell; T22 elm to fell; G13 & G14 group of ash to fell; T15 ash to prune and stabilise; T22 ash to fell; T23 sycamore to remove basal epicormic growth; T24 remove ivy from sycamore; T11 hawthorn to prune and remove basal epicormic growth; T16 sycamore to prune; T17 ash to prune; T18 sycamore to prune; Compartment 2 to remove basal epicormic growth.

    Honeybee Cottage & The Cottage in the Dale Main Road Wensley Matlock DE4 2LL

    Received Not published
  22. Decided: ACCEPTNP/TCA/0625/0629

    Remove boughs 1,2 & 3 from Beech tree, that are overhanging now over the road and touching the telegraph wires.

    Lime Tree House, Joan Lane, Bamford, Hope Valley, S33 0AW

    Received Not published
  23. Decided: ACCEPTNP/TCA/0625/0630

    'hedge to be removed' As part of the post-completion works for the Hope Valley rail upgrade project, there is a need to install a fence and gate to allow the landowner access to agricultural land adjacent to the railway. This will necessitate the removal of a short section of hedge to enable the works to be undertaken.

    Land adjacent to Hope Valley railway, north of Spittlehouse Bridge (Bridge MAS/25), off A6187 Hathersage Road, Hathersage

    Received Not published
  24. Decided: ACCEPTNP/TCA/0625/0633

    Crown lift conifer; fell sycamore and eco-plug to prevent regrowth.

    Wheatsheaf Hotel, Wheatsheaf Hotel, Nether End, Baslow, Bakewell, DE45 1SR

    Received Not published

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