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Planning in Biddick Hall

No planning applications or decisions worth knowing about were recorded within 0.75 miles of the middle of Biddick Hall in the last month, only 1 minor item such as tree work. The middle South Tyneside area had 4.

NE34, South Tyneside · within 0.75 miles of the middle of Biddick Hall

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0new applicationslast 31 days
0decisionsnone in the last month
–South Tyneside rank1st is the busiest
–approval rateSouth Tyneside: 95%

A quiet month

No new planning applications or decisions worth knowing about were recorded near Biddick Hall in the last 31 days. Planning comes in fits and starts, so check back soon, or see the busiest areas across South Tyneside.

Plus 1 minor item, such as tree work notices, on Biddick Hall’s main page.

Biddick Hall against South Tyneside

Last monthBiddick HallMiddle South Tyneside area
Applications and decisions04
New applications03
Decisions03
New homes applied for00
Approval rate–95% (all South Tyneside)

Applications and decisions worth knowing about; minor items such as tree work aren’t counted. An approval rate needs at least three decisions.

Nearby areas

AreaAllNewDecidedApprovedRefused
East Boldon116550
West Boldon105550
Whiteleas94550
Brockley Whins74330
Boldon Colliery73440
Biddick Hall00000
West Harton00000
See every South Tyneside area ranked, and the biggest housing schemes, on the planning in South Tyneside page. Figures come from the councils’ public planning records; tap any application for the details and the council’s own page.

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Questions people ask

How many planning applications are there in Biddick Hall?

None worth knowing about in the last month, only 1 minor item. The middle South Tyneside area had 4.

Are planning applications approved in Biddick Hall?

No applications near Biddick Hall were approved or refused in the last month. Across South Tyneside, 95% of decided applications were approved.