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17,459 approved · 3,423 refused · 2,993 withdrawn.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 Counts reflect the last collected status; some records may be out of date.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

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More application records

  1. Decided: ACCEPTNP/TCA/1025/1067

    T1 - Oak - Crown lift to enable mowing operations T2 - Sycamore - Re-pollard to previous points due to the poor lower unions stems failing and high risk zone as proximity to road and play area T3 - Ash - Dismantle to ground as suffering from ADB, previously reduced due to inonotus brackets and high risk zone due to proximity to the road and play area

    Peak Forest Recreation Ground Hernstone Lane Peak Forest SK17 8EJ

    Received Not published
  2. Decided: ACCEPTNP/TCA/1025/1068

    G1 Self set including Sycamore, Ash on banking overreaching property and footpath and growing through top of retaining wall wall; fell to ground level and chemically treat. T2 Beech overreaching garage; crown raise to gain a 2m - 2.5m clearance from garage roof. T3 Beech by patio, growing out of spill matter from wall, crown raise to gain a 2-2.5m ground clearance and shape. T4 Ash in severe decline in wooded area behind patio. Fell to ground level.

    Brookside Cottage Brown House Lane Sheffield S6 6LG

    Received Not published
  3. Decided: ACCEPTNP/TCA/1025/1069

    Shown in the photograph is a walnut tree that I am requesting to prune back to the red line highlighted in the photograph provided. As you can see the tree is now touching the building and so would benefit pruning back to create a reasonable clearance.

    Poole House Flat 1 The Green Pilsley DE45 1UF

    Received Not published
  4. Decided: ACCEPTNP/TCA/1025/1080

    T1- Ash tree removal down to ground level due to presence of Ash dieback disease.

    The Barn Main Street Little Longstone

    Received Not published
  5. Decided: ACCEPTNP/TCA/1025/1009

    T1 - English Walnut, Juglans regia - 2.5m crown reduction. T2 - Silver Birch, Betula pendula - Crown reduction by 3m T3 - Beech, Fagus silvatica - Crown lift by 2m & Removal of large SW limb over adjacent field as it is extremely extended and weighty and will likely fail, considering the pocket of rot at its union with the trunk.

    Miles Croft, Buxton Road, Ashford In The Water, DE45 1QP

    Received Not published
  6. DecidedNP/TCA/1025/1013

    Wish to fell 2 large unhealthy conifer trees.

    Muse Cottage, Main Street, Calver, Hope Valley, S32 3XR

    Received Not published
  7. DecidedNP/TCA/1025/1017

    T1 – Scots Pine W3W - Redefined.doses.baths – Tag 2523 Works - Carefully remove substantial hanger, caught on the Holly, overhanging refuse bins. Sever Ivy on Scots Pine and remove up to 2m from ground level T2 – Pussy Willow W3W – Relatives.sides.beak – Tag - 2525 Works - Coppice Willow, just above tree tag T3 – Sycamore, Common Ash, Holly, Common Lime, Laurel, Other W3W – Lasted.boils.speech……Blacken.jeeps.captive – Tag G1 Works - 1. Dismantle all dead standing trees, within falling distance to wall. 2. Fell all young (less than 20cm diameter) fast growing species (eg. Ash, Sycamore) growing 2m of wall. 3. Clear all vegetation touching wall, or encroaching up to 2m of wall where possible. 4. Ring and remove up to 2m Ivy on all semi mature trees, within falling distance of wall T4 – Sycamore, Cherry Plum, Purple Plum W3W – Beaks.trim.replying…..various.suitcase.questions – Tag - G2 Works - Side prune trees to gain a 2m clearance from house & 3m cl... read more

    Dagnall House, Flat 1 Dagnall Gardens Bakewell DE45 1FB

    Received Not published
  8. Decided: ACCEPTNP/TCA/1025/1021

    T1. Lime. Remove epicormic shoots from the stem. T2. Sycamore. Remove low branch to stop it affecting the growth of the hedge

    Castle Hill House Baslow Road Bakewell DE45 1AA

    Received Not published
  9. Decided: ACCEPTNP/TCA/1025/1022

    T1 Large Sycamore - We intend to raise the crown to clear garage by 2m T2 Birch - Raise crown sympathetically to give the tree symmetry and clearance from surrounding trees.

    1 Mount Pleasant, Tintwistle, Glossop, SK13 1LF

    Received Not published
  10. Decided: ACCEPTNP/TCA/1025/1036

    There’s an old, very large beech tree near our drive entrance which has a rotten core has been identified as potentially dangerous by two tree surgeons. If it fell it would hit our neighbours house, we aim to take out most of the upper limbs to make it safe. We’ve also been told there’s a tree with ash die back that needs taking down. This is on the other side to the beech tree, on the left of the drive looking up. On the left of the drive entrance there’s a sycamore tree that we’d like to take down to afford more accessibility for the drive.

    The Potting Shed, Unnamed Road To Rear Of Hargate Hall, Wormhill, SK17 8SJ

    Received Not published
  11. DecidedNP/TCA/1026/0966

    Large juniper tree located at the front corner of the property, and adjacent to the neighbours boundary wall. The tree itself is outgrowing its location and with these types of trees not being able to reduce the width, the recommendation is to fell to ground level to prevent any future damage.

    WynnGrove Milford Derbyshire Bakewell DE45 1DX

    Received Not published
  12. Under AssessmentNP/TCA/1026/0967

    T1 is an ash tree that overhangs the road next to my clients property and is starting to interfere with higher sided vehicles. I request that we lift it as demonstrated in the photos provided. Car park group. Shown in the photographs provided is a group of approximately 8 mixed sycamore and ash. I request that we remove the branches overhanging the road as well as facing up the trees overhanging the car park as shown in the images provided.

    Clifton House Main Road Derbyshire Wensley DE4 2LH

    Received Not published
  13. Under AssessmentNP/TCA/1026/0987

    The tree in question is an ash tree. The tree is clearly dead and I would like to remove it completely. I will be planting trees to replace this one.

    Plantation View, Rake Lane, Middleton By Youlgrave, DE45 1LS

    Received Not published
  14. DecidedNP/TCA/1026/1041

    T1, T2 and T3 - Reduce the large Ash trees in height by 30%, remove die back and any other dead-wooding Crown lift mature Beech T4, Elm T5 and Sycamore T6 by 4m from ground level Thin out group of Sycamores G1, remove crossing branches, reduce overhang to garden Prune back overhang to garden from Hawthorns G2 Fell Pine tree T7 Fell Rowan T8 Goat Willow T9 reduce in height by 1/2 and same for Apple T10 in centre of garden Reduce Apple T11 near gate Reduce 2 large Conifers G3 by 1/2 in height Main reason for all the above works is to manage the size of the trees and give more light to the garden

    Withen View, Grindlow, Great Hucklow, Buxton, SK17 8RJ

    Received Not published
  15. DecidedNP/TCA/1026/1042

    T1 - Removal of 2 x lower branches from Ash tree overhanging the road T2 - Removal of deadwood from Ash tree; and T3 - Removal of 2 x stems from dead Elm tree

    Tithe Barn Main Street Great Longstone DE45 1TZ

    Received Not published
  16. DecidedNP/TCA/1026/1043

    T1- 2.5m crown reduction of Beech Hedge

    Chapel House, High Street, Tideswell, Buxton, SK17 8LB

    Received Not published
  17. DecidedNP/TCA/1026/1044

    Ash (T1) - to fell due to presence of honey fungus around base of tree, historically heavily pollard and large amount of rot inhibited around remaining canopy Ash (T2) - to reduce lowest limb x 2m due to reaction growth and inhibited rot causing a risk of failure around new growth

    Old Lawton Farm, Midhope Lane, Sheffield, S36 4GX

    Received Not published
  18. DecidedNP/TCA/1026/1048

    Fell to ground level due to location.

    The Croft Main Street Birchover Matlock

    Received Not published
  19. Under AssessmentNP/TCA/1026/1058

    T1 Yew : crown raise to 2m from the ground and trim all around to reduce in size by up to 1m. To maintain the size of this tree over the driveway.

    Croft House Hungry Lane Bradwell S33 9JD

    Received Not published
  20. Under AssessmentNP/TCA/1026/1059

    See report - Works to diseased tree(s) posing a risk to the highway

    Blackwell Dale Priestcliffe Ditch SK17 8SN

    Received Not published
  21. Under AssessmentNP/TCA/1026/1060

    Further work at the front of the property. Structural survey has identified this group of trees situated close to the building as the likely cause of cracking on the extension, due to the dewatering effect these trees. G1 • Group of 3 holly trees : fell to just above ground level.

    Topcroft Main Road Hathersage S32 1BB

    Received Not published
  22. Under AssessmentNP/TCA/1026/1064

    This tree was a small Christmas Tree planted some years ago which has outgrown its space. We have the opportunity to donate it to the community for use as the village Christmas Tree and would like to take this opportunity. The tree is impinging on fruit trees and other small trees and if it is permitted to grow any further it will become difficult if not impossible to remove.

    The Headlands East Bank Winster DE4 2DS

    Received Not published
  23. Under AssessmentNP/TCA/1026/1066

    Pollard one cherry tree to 7ft Top one acacia tree to 7ft Top one apple tree to 7ft

    Tatra Mount, East Bank, Winster, Matlock, DE4 2DT

    Received Not published
  24. Under AssessmentNP/TCA/1026/1084

    Fell trees with stage 4 ash dieback x6 see report

    411523, 375202,wormhill, near Hayward Farm junction, south side of road, from kinds.rips.headlines to fairly.growth.publisher

    Received Not published

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