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Planning in High Peak by area

In the last month there were 12 new planning applications and 10 decisions worth knowing about across High Peak, and 100% of those decided were approved. Here is every area ranked, the biggest housing schemes and what people are applying for.

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12new applicationslast 31 days
10decisions8 approved, 0 refused
100%approval rateof applications approved or refused
2new homes applied forin new applications, last 31 days

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Busiest this month: Glossop (8), Padfield (6) and Buxton (4). The middle High Peak area had 0, and 14 areas had none at all.

Every area, ranked

1GlossopSK1385310–
2PadfieldSK1363310–
3BuxtonSK17431102
4HadfieldSK1341310–
5New MillsSK2241330–
6Chapel-en-le-FrithSK2321110–
7HayfieldSK2220220–
8Whaley BridgeSK2322000–
9WoolleySK1321110–
10BurbageSK17110002
11Harpur HillSK1711000–

New applications and decisions worth knowing about within each area’s circle over the last 31 days. Minor items such as tree work notices aren’t counted. Areas overlap, so one application can count in more than one area. Tap a column to sort.

What people are applying for

Rear extension5320–
Outline plans3210–
Home to business2110–
New signs2000–
New homes2110–
Loft conversion1010–
Demolition1100–
Side extension1100–
Other5320–

Applications and decisions worth knowing about across High Peak, last 31 days. An approval rate needs at least three decisions.

Where the figures come from

Applications and decisions come from the council’s planning website, gathered by UK PlanIt. We count each area as a circle round its middle, the same as on its MeBabber page. Some dates are estimated from the application number, and we never show applicants’ names.

See our sources and their licences. Figures update every night.

Planning in every area

Questions people ask

Which areas of High Peak have the most planning applications?

Over the last month, the busiest areas for planning were Glossop (8), Padfield (6), Buxton (4), Hadfield (4) and New Mills (4), counting new applications and decisions worth knowing about. The middle area had 0.

How many planning applications are approved in High Peak?

Of the 8 applications approved or refused in the last month, 8 were approved and 0 refused: an approval rate of 100%.

What are people in High Peak applying for?

The most common plans over the last month were rear extension (5), outline plans (3) and home to business (2).

Where are new homes planned in High Peak?

No schemes of three or more homes were applied for or decided in the last month.