Planning appeals
If your planning application is refused, you are not satisfied with the conditions of your planning permission or you have not received a decision within the statutory deadline, you can appeal to the Planning Inspectorate
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This is part of the Department for Communities and Local Government (DCLG)
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The appeal will be considered by a planning inspector who has been appointed by the Secretary of State. While most appeals are handled in writing, some are decided by a hearing before an inspector and some are decided after a public inquiry.
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» Find out how to appeal against a planning decision at the Planning Portal website
Please note, there is no right of appeal for ‘third parties’ (such as neighbouring occupiers).
Check the progress of a current planning appeal, view and comment on an appeal, or browse past records Planning Inspectorate website
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To search the database you will need the last part of the Inspectorate Reference number, which can be found on our planning applications search page.
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Page last updated: 10/11/2009
