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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17,459 approved · 3,423 refused · 2,993 withdrawn.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 Counts reflect the last collected status; some records may be out of date.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 areas131 mapped area records
Article 4 direction areas26 mapped area records0 identified HMO area records; remaining records unclassified

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  1. DecidedNP26/0641

    T1- Willow tree to undertake a pollard back to previous cuts; T2- Labernum tree to undertake a 1.5m crown raise.

    Holme Barn, Main Road, Hathersage, Hope Valley, S32 1BB

    Received Not published
  2. DecidedNP26/0656

    Surveyed by Joe Bawden (PDNPA Tree Officer) on 4 Jun 2026 Species: Birch, Downy Age class: Mature Height: 15m DBH: 50cm Birch Tree next to Lower Wiggenstall Farm homestead and carparking area (used to store machinery). Please see map attached. Advice is to fell tree as it will land on expensive farm machinery when it fails. Issue: Large cavity on S side arising from large pruning cut. Probe and mallet confirm decay is localised at present. Similar 2025 and 2026. Active early cracks following reactive helical growth at 1m on opposite side to the cavity 2026. Works Fell the tree ASAP (within 13 weeks of approval).

    Lower Wiggenstall Farm, New Road, Longnor, SK17 0LJ

    Received Not published
  3. Under AssessmentNP26/0650

    Pollard one willow tree to approx 5m as done before

    13 Woolleys Yard Winster Matlock DE4 2DP

    Received Not published
  4. DecidedNP26/0665

    T1 Yew - Prune to balance crown by pruning back sporadic over extended branches to the crown outline. The eastern crown over the neighbours garden will require more extensive reduction to alleviate overhang and balance the crown. The crown is not to be lifted in order to keep the screening it provides from the adjacent house. Remove deadwood to improve aesthetics. Work to be undertaken in March

    The Manor, Thornton House Main Street Winster DE4 2DH

    Received Not published
  5. DecidedNP26/0669

    2s beech trees, one is a copper beech and one is a standard beech. Proposed works is to crown lift to around 3-4m as they are hanging down below head height in the garden. A small number of lower branches to be removed which are overhanging the outbuilding, but not so much that the shape of the crown is impacted

    Bank House,Church Lane,Thorpe,Derbyshire,DE6 2AW

    Received Not published
  6. DecidedNP26/0676

    Urgent works to remove ADD Ash 1No. and Elm 1No. within vicinty of HV power lines as agreed with Jon Coe via email.

    Dale House Cottage Church Street Eyam S32 5QH

    Received Not published
  7. DecidedNP26/0697

    Mature Sycamore and alder adjacent to external garage of the property as shown on the sketch plan to be removed by experienced tree surgeon. Have asked the property owner to plant 2 new trees in another location.

    The Cottage Litton Dale Litton Derbyshire SK17 8QL

    Received Not published
  8. DecidedNP26/0690

    T1 – Silver Birch – Dismantle – as is a poor specimen with recent limb failure T2 – Oak – Crown lift to suitable replacement branches T3 – Oak – Crown lift to suitable replacement branches over the track T4 – Horse Chestnut – Crown lift to suitable replacement branches as causing damage to the wall T5 – Holly – Crown lift to suitable replacement branches

    Broom Close, Pinfold Hill, Curbar, Calver, Hope Valley, S32 3YL

    Received Not published
  9. Under AssessmentNP26/0708

    Two mature ash trees. Growing out of the cliff face above Dale End Cottage. One is stage 3 dieback with some larger dead branches which we would either remove to the ground or monolith for habitat. The second ash has dropped a limb into the garden already. Due to its close proximity to the house and the fact its growing out of the old quarry face it would be wise to remove the tree or reduce to a safer height/pollard

    Dale End, Brookside, Bradwell, Hope Valley, S33 9AD

    Received Not published
  10. Under AssessmentNP26/0709

    Five ash trees on the edge of the field with a public footpath underneith. Three of the ash have stage 3 dieback, one has a significant old cavity in the trunk. One ash looking ok except for some dead wood. The three ash trees with ADB fell to the ground or monolith. The one with the cavity hard pollard back and remove the heavy limb over the footpath to recover or leave as habitat. Multiple trees and a small woodland have been planted on site over the years so no immediate plans to replant in the same area as the ash

    The Peak Centre The Peak Centre Unnamed Road From Hope Road To Stonecroft Edale

    Received Not published
  11. Under AssessmentNP26/0724

    Following the tree report from Wayne Sheldon & Head teacher's request T1 – Sycamore – Crown lift to suitable replacement branches and remove deadwood T2 – Sycamore - Crown lift to suitable replacement branches and remove deadwood T3 – Sycamore - Crown lift to suitable replacement branches and remove deadwood & remove Ivy T4 – Silver Birch - Crown lift to suitable replacement branches and remove deadwood T5 – Sycamore Crown lift and thin to suitable replacement branches & remove deadwood T6 & T7 – Ash – Leggy Ash to be dismantled as showing signs of Ash Dieback

    Grindleford Primary School, Grindleford Primary School, Sir William Hill Road, Grindleford, Hope Valley, S32 2HS

    Received Not published
  12. Under AssessmentNP26/0722

    Three mature sycamores to the rear right of the property. One is over mutiple LV power lines the other two are next to it. The two to the left 30% crown reduction. The one over the lines fell to the ground.

    Barley Butts Barn, Barber Booth, Barber Booth, Edale, S33 7ZL

    Received Not published
  13. Decided: PERMITTED DEVELOPMENT NO APPLICATION REQUIREDNP26/0785

    GDO Notification under Part 3 Class R - Change of use from agricultural to use as a commercial kitchen for the production of ice cream (Class E(g)(iii)).

    Folds Lane Barn, Folds Lane, Fernilee, SK23 7HD

    Received Not published
  14. Under AssessmentNP26/0791

    Removal of mature elderberry tree.

    Bridge House, Unnamed Road From Cliff Lane To Alport Lane, Alport, DE45 1LG

    Received Not published
  15. DecidedNP26/0804

    T1- Monkey puzzle tree to be removed T2- Leylandii Cyprus tree to be removed T3- Holly bush/small tree to be removed T4- Removal of overhanging branches from neighbours Plum tree

    Coppice Corner Folds Head Calver Derbyshire S32 3XJ

    Received Not published
  16. Under AssessmentNP26/0810

    T1 is a small ash tree I request to remove in order to give T2 more room to grow so that it can become more of a feature tree rather than being suppressed by the ash. T2 is an oak which I request to crown lift as demonstrated in the photograph provided.

    School House, Vicarage Lane, Ashford In The Water, DE45 1QN

    Received Not published
  17. DecidedNP26/0832

    Semi Mature sycamore on a steep bank next to Michlow lane. 10m high, 5m spread. Not in very good condition and exposed to the prevailing wind. Root system is compromised due to the bank and the retaining wall it is growing next to. Fell the sycamore and replant with something native once the site has been landscaped

    3 Edge View Smalldale Smalldale Buxton S33 9AB

    Received Not published
  18. DecidedNP26/0864

    Shown in the photographs is a cherry which I request to lift to roughly the height indicated by the red line. Growing within the cherry is a large elder, I request to remove that fully.

    Rose Farm, Fennel Street, Ashford In The Water, DE45 1QF

    Received Not published
  19. DecidedNP26/0880

    T1 - Reduce size of tree all around by approx 1-2m and crown lift over the driveway to give 5m clearance and 3m over the garden. All works are to maintain and contain the tree.

    36 The Village Woodhead Road Holme Holmfirth Kirklees HD9 2QG

    Received Not published
  20. Under AssessmentNP26/0895

    A double row of 24 conifers between Edale road and the farm house/garden. 15 metres high 7 metre spread. Touching the roof of the house in places. Originally planted as a hedge by the previous owner, now very overgrown with limited reduction options available as they are very sparse lower down and no longer provide much of a screen to the road. Work requested: Fell the double line of conifers and replant with a more suitable species/mixed native hedging.

    Green Acres Farm Edale Road Edale Hope Valley S33 7ZH

    Received Not published
  21. Under AssessmentNP26/0897

    Multiple Sycamores on the banks of the river Noe to be worked on over the next few years. First sycamore is 20m high with a fairly sparse but heavy crown leaning towards the garden. Reshape the crown to re-balance the tree and reduce by 30%. Second sycamore is very poorly formed, appears to have windblown at some point many years ago. 12m high, coppice to retain bank inetergrity.

    Mill Waters, Edale Road, Hope, Hope Valley, S33 6ZF

    Received Not published
  22. Under AssessmentNP26/0899

    T1 • Cherry : remove one very low small branch hanging over the footpath into the neighbours garden T2 • Large conifer by the neighbours house, close to the windows : Fell to just above ground level. G3 • Group of 3 conifers forming a very poor hedge, one has fallen over and they have all got too tall and wide to maintain as a hedge now : Fell to just above ground level. 4 • Mainly hawthorn : Trim back the small branches / foliage growing from the copse towards the house to give 2 or 3 metres clearance. 5 • Prune back appropriately the branches from the various trees along the edge of the copse, overhanging the field. Taking back to suitable pruning points.

    Hathersage Pharmacy, Topcroft, Main Road, Hathersage, Hope Valley, S32 1BB

    Received Not published
  23. DecidedNP26/0905

    I am applying to fell a sycamore tree. The tree is close to the wall between my garden and the car park belonging to the public house next door, the Anglers Rest. The roots of the tree and its canopy spread over both my garden and the pub car park, which includes parking, a shelter for drinkers and numerous picnic tables for the use of patrons. There is also a telegraph pole used for internet and phone wires at the end of the wall. The wall between my garden and car park by the tree has already cracked in several places. I am concerned that the tree could cause further damage. In addition, if branches break off during bad weather (which has happened before), it's a risk to the public using the pub and their cars, as well as to us in the garden. The telegraph pole is vulnerable if the tree is more substantially damaged. I am attaching to this submission a document which includes a sketch plan to indicate the position of the tree and some photos in support of the points made above. ... read more

    Anglers Cottage Unnamed Road From B6049 To Litton Mill Millers Dale Derbyshire SK17 8SN

    Received Not published
  24. DecidedNP26/0906

    Mature bird cherry, single stem. Approx 45cm DBH and approx 10m height. Work Specifications: Carry out crown reduction of no more than 30% of leaf bearing capacity as considered best practice in BS3998:2010. This will require a 1 to 1.5 metre height reduction, and 1 to 1.5m lateral reduction, with a 10-20% crown thin. All green waste to be removed from site.

    Bell House Uppertown Lane Bonsall Derbyshire DE4 2AW

    Received Not published

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