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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17,459 approved · 3,423 refused · 2,993 withdrawn.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 Counts reflect the last collected status; some records may be out of date.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/TPO/1224/1318

    Trees 1 and 2 (both Cyrpress) - crown lift as shown in attached photograph. Tree 2 (Cypress) - Remove the lowest southerly bough, as shown in attached photograph. Pruning cut to be finished correctly to branch collar or best approximation of this. All works to be in accordance with BS3998:2010 Tree Work Reccommendations. Trees are blocking light from neighbouring house. Branch to be removed is hanging down over park and burial ground.

    Friends Meeting House Chapel Row Bakewell Derbyshire England DE45 1EL

    Received Not published
  2. Decided: ACCEPTNP/TPO/1225/1216

    To carry out a reduction of roadside Thuja / Laurel hedge (red line on attached map) to approximately 3 metres AGL to maintain privacy and acoustic barrier from adjacent A6. Hedge has not been maintained for several years and is now disproportionate to its surroundings / environment. To carry out a reduction of internal mixed hedge consisting of Hawthorn and Blackthorn to original height of approximately 1.8m (6ft) (see green line on map) All works to be carried out to BS3998:2010

    Ivy House Bakewell Road Rowsley DE4 2EB

    Received Not published
  3. DecidedNP26/0455

    T1 Ash fell to a low stump T2 Ash fell to a low stump T3 Ash fell to a low stump

    Heatherlea Maynestone Road Chinley Derbyshire SK23 6AF

    Received Not published
  4. DecidedNP26/0463

    G1 2 Yew trees located in the church yard of Bradwell methodist church. Trim both trees including reducing the height back to previous reduction point around 1-2m. The sides trimmed in with hedge trimmers. Around 0.5m

    Methodist School Rooms,Towngate,Bradwell,Derbyshire,S33 9JX

    Received Not published
  5. DecidedNP26/0474

    Beech T1 - Fell, due to large limbs falling at main forks, not appropriate to reduce crown.

    Lawn House Yeld Road Bakewell

    Received Not published
  6. DecidedNP26/0470

    Beech T1 - Fell due to large limbs falling at main forks, not appropriate to reduce crown

    Lawn House, Yeld Road, Bakewell, DE45 1FJ

    Received Not published
  7. DecidedNP26/0487

    Permission is requested to REMOVE 2 conifer that are situated within the rear garden of Farriers Croft in Wormhill. This will be to allow more light into the garden and the customer will replant the area with more appropriate plants and trees that are more manageable.

    Farriers Croft, Unnamed Road From Road Leading To Tunstead To Glebe Farm, Wormhill, SK17 8SL

    Received Not published
  8. DecidedNP26/0497

    1 • Silver birch : Crown reduce by approximately 4m. The client is worried about the size of the tree as there has been some history of subsidence to the extension part of the house and also it's affecting the phone wires, so we will cut back from these. Although not ideal to crown reduce a silver birch by this much, it is preferable to losing the tree entirely in this location.

    Holly Croft Fidlers Well Bamford S33 0AR

    Received Not published
  9. Decided: ACCEPTNP26/0498

    Removal of two dead Elm trees.

    Christmas Cottage, Main Street, Little Longstone, DE45 1NN

    Received Not published
  10. DecidedNP26/0509

    Full removal of tree due to multiple trunks, respawned growth following historic tree works (previous owners). Tree has 20+ trunks (see images 1 and 2), has damaged boundary stone wall, tree needs removing to repair boundary wall. Tree will be replaced with a Walnut tree (or alternative if planning advise on particular species). The garden has a mature apple tree (02), 5yr old (approximate) pear tree (03) and in the last year x3 fruit trees (2x apple and 1x cherry) have been planted by the current owner (04, 05, 06).

    20 Lees Bank, 20 Greaves Lane, Ashford In The Water, DE45 1QH

    Received Not published
  11. Decided: ACCEPTNP26/0519

    Remove the self set Elm & Sycamore stems Reduce the group of Holly and 1 Hawthorn to where cut previously (approx 7ft following gradient of the land)

    Cliff Cottage, Jaggers Lane, Hathersage, Hope Valley, S32 1AZ

    Received Not published
  12. Decided: ACCEPTNP26/0526

    White beam T1 - Fell, outgrown location. Himalayan birch T2 - Fell, outgrown location. Apple T3 - Pollard by 3-4 metres 50%.

    Fennel Cottage, Fennel Street, Ashford In The Water, DE45 1QF

    Received Not published
  13. DecidedNP26/0522

    There is one tree to be removed, a multi-stemmed cypress in rear garden of School House in Ashford-in-the-water.

    Old Elms, Vicarage Lane, Ashford In The Water, DE45 1QN

    Received Not published
  14. Decided: ACCEPTNP26/0566

    Fell 2 x Sycamores to ground level. Ash - at 14m, reduce back by 2-3m to 11-12m & crown lift to 5m above ground level. These trees overhanging the tennis court and are significantly affecting the playing surface due to the leaves, sap and honey dew. Repeatedly pruning the Sycamores would be impractical and not likely solve the problem. The Ash tree has only 75-50% live canopy as has likely Ash Die back. Maple on other side of river- reduce over extended branch by 2m. Maple next to Village Hall- 6m in hight to 6m width. Lift to 2m above ground level and 2m from building.

    Pavilion, The Sands, Sheffield, S6 6LB

    Received Not published
  15. DecidedNP26/0568

    T1 - copper beech. Crown reduction by 30% to suitable growth points, maintaining good shape and healthy leaf coverage throughout. T2 - willow. Crown reduction to suitable and living growth points. Remove deadwood throughout crown. G1 - silver birch x 3. Delicate crown reduction of 3 silver birch trees.

    Lathkill Cottage, Dale Road, Over Haddon, DE45 1JE

    Received Not published
  16. DecidedNP26/0569

    Permission is requested to crown reduce T1 and T2 by up to 30% back to suitable growth points and ensuring a healthy shape is maintained throughout. T3 - willow to be removed from next to the church building.

    St Annes Church, Dale Road, Over Haddon, DE45 1JE

    Received Not published
  17. DecidedNP26/0588

    1 Conifer tree to fell - tree is pushing boundary wall. 1 Yew tree to re-pollard.

    The Nook, Church View School Lane, Beeley, Matlock, DE4 2NU

    Received Not published
  18. DecidedNP26/0589

    T1 – Maple – Fell We would like to remove this as we need to remove the planter it is currently growing out of.

    Castleton Visitor Centre, Castleton Visitor Centre, Buxton Road, Castleton, Hope Valley, S33 8WP

    Received Not published
  19. DecidedNP26/0599

    T9 - Ash. Tree located in raised stone planter. Overhanging playground and in falling distance of school building. Bifurcates at 1m with normally formed union. Epicormic sprouting on inner canopy, lesions on stem and tip dieback (Typical of ash dieback). Remove tree to ground level and chemically treat the stump to help prevent regrowth.

    Rowsley Church of England Primary School School Lane Rowsley Derbyshire DE4 2ED

    Received Not published
  20. Pending recommendationNP26/0610

    G1 – Group of Purple Plum, Damson and Conifers – Reduce in height to where cut previously to suitable replacement branches T1 – Maple – Sympathetically reduce and prune to shape to suitable replacement branches T2 – Norway Maple – Remove the large dead stem and pollard to the lower growth

    Glebe Cottage South Church Street Bakewell DE45 1FG

    Received Not published
  21. Pending recommendationNP26/0611

    G1 – Group of Willow and Ash grown together forming 1 large canopy – Crown lift to approximately 4.5m to suitable replacement branches

    Daisy Bank Cottage Over Lane Baslow Bakewell DE45 1SA

    Received Not published
  22. Pending recommendationNP26/0612

    T1 – Copper Beech – Crown lift the large Copper Beech to highway specifications and suitable replacement branches

    Baslow House, School Lane, Baslow, Bakewell, DE45 1RZ

    Received Not published
  23. DecidedNP26/0621

    Removal to ground level of 2No. ash trees affected by ADD in the Halls grounds overhanging field boundary. Removal to ground level of 2No. young Silver Birch trees with due to poor form/structure, trees are overhanging property after growing out from under woodland canopy for daylight.

    Hucklow Hall Main Road Great Hucklow Derbyshire SK17 8RG

    Received Not published
  24. Decided: ACCEPTNP26/0623

    1. Remove 2 dead / largely dead trees from area overshadowed by sycamores. 2. Remove stunted pear tree from area overshadowed by sycamore. 3. Remove lower branches of ash tree to provide head-height clearance over lawn. 4. Remove lower branches of alder tree to provide head-height clearance over lawn. 5. Remove lower branches of oak tree to give clearance to shed roof and washing line. 6. Remove lower branches of conifer to provide head-height clearance over path, and reduce shading. 7. Cut back lower branches of sycamore over drive to reduce spitting.

    Booth House Back Lane Butterton ST13 7SY

    Received Not published

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These figures describe applications collected by PlanningTrack for Peak District National Park Authority, across all dates currently available. They are a partial dataset, rather than an authority-wide performance measure. The date range does not establish continuous historical coverage.

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