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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17,459 approved · 3,423 refused · 2,993 withdrawn.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 Counts reflect the last collected status; some records may be out of date.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/1123/1331

    T1 Yew Tree, Hedge trim and shape T2 Apple Tree Re pollard back to previous points

    Erica Cottage, Butts Road, Bakewell, DE45 1EB

    Received Not published
  2. Decided: ACCEPTNP/TCA/1123/1338

    1, 2 + 3: Fell trees - self set too close to house causing damage to foundations of house. 1 Yew tree, others not known. 4 Conifer Tree - over shading building - fell trees 5 fell tree - dangerous sycamore tree - hollow and leaning over road, house and electric wires 6 fell tree - yew stump with roots under house 7 fell tree - yew - blocking vehicle access to garage

    High Withins, Buxton Road, Wetton, DE6 2AF

    Received Not published
  3. Decided: ACCEPTNP/TCA/1123/1406

    Notice under section 211 of the Town and Country Planning Act 1990 that for reasons of safety to my property and that of my neighbours, work to reduce the tree is required in order to minimize the danger of the tree falling and causing issues for all concerned.The tree in question is a mature beech.

    2 Old School Close Tideswell

    Received Not published
  4. Decided: WITHDRAWNNP/TCA/1124/1171

    As above the tree is very large which blocks all natural daylight entering the house resulting in us having to have lights on all year round and all day. There is also a danger of large branches falling on cars below. We had a smaller branch land on our car last week. We also have to pay around £200 each year to have our gutters cleared as a result of leaves etc. This is not our main concern which is the lack of natural light into the property. The tree have been trimmed in the past which appears to of left it lopsided. It maybe does not need felling but does require additional trimming of larger branches to other 3 sides to balance it.

    8 Weavers Cottage Lower Terrace Road Tideswell Derbyshire SK17 8LX

    Received Not published
  5. Decided: ACCEPTNP/TCA/1124/1174

    T1 is a standing dead beech. It is situated next to the driveway to the house and in striking distance of the BT line. Requesting to remove to remove any risk in the event of failure. T2 is an ash tree with advanced ADB with less than 50% canopy remaining. It is heavily weighted over a very busy footpath so requesting full removal to eliminate risk of failure. T3 is also an ash tree with advanced ADB with less than 50% canopy remaining. It is also weighted over the same footpath so requesting full removal to eliminate risk of failure. Apologies for the poor photos for T2 and T3 there was torrential rain which made it almost impossible to get a suitable photograph.

    Clough House The Clough Bamford Derbyshire S33 0AN

    Received Not published
  6. Decided: ACCEPTNP/TCA/1124/1177

    1. Ash - Ash tree with dieback. Full dismantle and removal. 2-10. Beech. Crown lift and prune lower branches (1-4 per tree). Branches are getting close to property and greatly reducing light.

    The Lees Farm, Roach Road, Upper Hulme, ST13 8TY

    Received Not published
  7. Decided: ACCEPTNP/TCA/1124/1187

    Reduced vitality, stem crack

    Tree by 20 Riverside Crescent Bakewell DE45 1HF

    Received Not published
  8. Decided: ACCEPTNP/TCA/1124/1188

    Tree has failed into river. Low risk of impact in human targets but potential flood risk.

    Tree By Rutland Recreation Ground Haddon Road Bakewell DE45 1ET

    Received Not published
  9. Decided: ACCEPTNP/TCA/1124/1191

    Statutory tree works on behalf of Openreach to provide access/clearance for installation of fibre cables to replace outdated copper line

    Ash Cottage, School Lane, Baslow, Bakewell, DE45 1RZ

    Received Not published
  10. Decided: ACCEPTNP/TCA/1124/1194

    2 x Goat willow trees to undergo a 30% crown reduction 1 x Ash tree to remove deadwood from the lower limbs

    Hill House, The Hills, Bradwell, Hope Valley, S33 9HZ

    Received Not published
  11. Decided: ACCEPTNP/TCA/1124/1195

    1 Norway spruce tree - to fell - due to tree location to property

    The Cottage, Butts Road, Bakewell, DE45 1EB

    Received Not published
  12. Decided: ACCEPTNP/TCA/1124/1240

    1 Willow tree to re-pollard - close proximity to garage

    Moores Fold Elton Road Winster Derbyshire DE4 2DH

    Received Not published
  13. Decided: ACCEPTNP/TCA/1124/1241

    Shown in the photographs are two leylandii and one dead larch. As you can see from the photographs the leylandii have been planted right next to the wall and the property and are now starting to damage both. I request that they be fully removed. The dead larch is within striking distance of the road so request that that also be removed fully.

    Fold Cottage Chesterfield Road Beeley Derbyshire DE4 2NQ

    Received Not published
  14. Decided: ACCEPTNP/TCA/1124/1245

    T1 Bay Tree Reduce Height by 50% and hedge trim all-round .

    Rose Cottage Market Place Longnor SK17 0NT

    Received Not published
  15. Decided: ACCEPTNP/TCA/1124/1260

    Beech T1- Crown reduce by 25%, 4-5metre.

    The Coach House Church Street Eyam Hope Valley

    Received Not published
  16. Decided: ACCEPTNP/TCA/1124/1261

    Norway Spruce Xmas tree T1- Fell, outgrown small cottage garden.

    2 Granby View Michlow Lane Smalldale Bradwell

    Received Not published
  17. Decided: ACCEPTNP/TCA/1124/1203

    1 Birch tree to fell - due to proximity to property 1 Willow tree to re-pollard

    Mam Tor House Unnamed Road From Hope Road To Stonecroft Edale Derbyshire S33 7ZA

    Received Not published
  18. Decided: ACCEPTNP/TCA/1124/1209

    The Ash tree in question is located in the graveyard of Our Lady of Sorrows church, adjacent to the orchard. Please see the attached sketch plan for the location of the Ash tree in question. It is marked T1. This ash tree has Ash Dieback, making it a possible danger to the general public. For this reason, we wish to dismantle and fell it.

    Our Lady Of Sorrow Church Ashopton Road Bamford Derbyshire S33 0DB

    Received Not published
  19. Decided: ACCEPTNP/TCA/1124/1214

    T1 - Large Ash tree - Dismantle to ground level. 50% + crown Die Back due to ADB.

    Underlowe Lydgate Eyam Derbyshire S32 5QU

    Received Not published
  20. Decided: ACCEPTNP/TCA/1124/1216

    Small Sycamore tree in front garden/car park area, in the shadow of recently reduced large Elm tree. The Sycamore has a sizeable cavity at approx. 6m, possibly from a historic failure or storm damage. There is some decay present within the cavity, consequently the owner would like to reduce the canopy of the tree by 2m to limit the chance of future failure and prolong the lifespan of the tree.

    6 Old School Close Tideswell SK17 8NG

    Received Not published
  21. Decided: WITHDRAWNNP/TCA/1124/1219

    Dear Mr Hampden Following my site visit yesterday to view the two Sycamore trees in the adjacent garden to you . During the visit I used a TruPulse 200 laser measurer to measure the distance from the closest tree to the nearest point of your house. This distance is 13.1m. The height of the nearest tree is 14.8m. When looking at the trees from the road, the tree nearest to your house is the taller of the two trees. With the prevailing wind blowing against the trees, towards your house, the taller tree would catch a significant amount of that wind. I would recommend pruning the taller tree to reduce the sail effect and reduce it to a height less than the distance to your house. The specification that I would use would be; Crown reduce the northeast portion of the taller tree (the tree nearest to Hill Farm Cottage) by 3-4m balance/feather the remaining crown to reshape. In effect this will bring the taller tree in line with the smaller one or just below. See the attached p... read more

    21 School Road, Wetton, DE6 2AF

    Received Not published
  22. Decided: ACCEPTNP/TCA/1124/1220

    Medium willow tree (A) on sketch (trunk diameter 0.6 metres): tree stands on raised patio, trunk 5.6m from house. Branches very close to roof of house - risk of damage in high winds etc. Application for proposed works: recommendation of qualified arborist (J. Mountford Tree Services Ltd - 07532 686 450 ST8 7NW) - reduce by 2 metres from property and raise crown 2-2.5 metres. Smaller willow tree (B) on sketch (trunk diameter 0.25 metres). This tree is self-seeded and stands just 0.4 metres from tree A. Its trunk is leaning against a dry stone wall, threatening the integrity of the wall. The tree's branches are crowding out and preventing natural growth of tree 'A' branches to the West side of tree A (see sketch). Application for proposed works: arborist recommendation - fell willow tree B as it is 'heavily leaning and surpressed, damaging the wall, carving away the cambium layers, rotting the trunk'.

    Lea House Pothooks Lane Butterton Staffordshire ST13 7SY

    Received Not published
  23. Decided: ACCEPTNP/TCA/1124/1221

    T1 - Sycamore - 30% overall reduction to allow light into courtyard

    Top Barn Main Road Foolow Derbyshire S32 5QR

    Received Not published
  24. Decided: ACCEPTNP/TCA/1124/1222

    Tree 1 - Cotoneaster to undergo a 30% crown reduction. Tree 2 - Leylandii to be removed down to ground level.

    Alban House Main Street Taddington Derbyshire SK17 9TY

    Received Not published

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