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2,120 in the last 90 days474 in the last 30117 in the last 1476% approveddecisions typically take 59 days
Source: Buckinghamshire Council planning register · updated daily
- Middle Turn Townside Haddenham Buckinghamshire HP17 8BG
T1 - Verigated Holly - Section fell as low to the ground as possible and remove all arisings.
PendingWorks to trees in Conservation AreaReceived 22 Oct 2026PL/26/08615/KA - Turn End Townside Haddenham Buckinghamshire HP17 8BG
T001- Cotoneaster - Remove snapped branch from centre of crown and remove NE most upright stem with bark and internal fibre delamination, T002 - Common walnut - Lift over carpark/entrance to 3m and reduce from roof by 1m. Remove lowest lateral on SE side with multiple wounds back to soure. T003- Italian cypress - Section fell as low to the ground as possible and remove all arisings. T010 - Apple - Reduce crown to union at approximately 4m. T011 - Hinoki cypress - section fell as low to the ground as possible and remove all arisings. T013 - Apple - Lift over footpath by 1m. T014 - Silver birch - Remove deadwood and thin internal epicormic growth by 30%. T015- Cherry - Section fell as low to the ground as possible and grind the resulting stump. T016 - Common walnut - Reduce laterals touching roofing on S side by 1-2m. Reduce overextended limb to SE over footpath by lifting lowest limbs and reducing end weight by 1m. T018 - Evergreen magnolia - Section fell as low to the ground as possible and bring the climber down to the lowest window. T020 - Silver birch - Reduce laterals on roof by up to 2m back to source and remove climber from tree. T022 - Red horse chestnut - Reduce large lateral on North East side by 3m to reduce likelihood of failure. T024 - Holm oak - Reduce lowest lateral on east side growing into phone lines by 2m, lift over road to 5.5m and remove all deadwood capable of impacting road/footpath. T026 - Purple cherry plum - Remove all dead stems, Deadwood, reduce by 1m from phone lines, lift footpath to 3m and lift entrance to 5m. T027 - Common beech - Reduce laterals away from phone lines by 1m. Lift over footpath to 3m and reduce overextended lateral by 2m. T028 - Lawson cypress - Remove Deadwood throughout crown and lift over garden and car park to 3m. T029 - Lawson cypress - Lift roadside and car park to 3 m, clear utility cables by 1m and remove all lateral growth on fencing. T031-Holly'Variegata'(Ilex sp.)-To Halo prune away from Cherry by lifting low
PendingWorks to trees in Conservation AreaReceived 22 Oct 2026PL/26/08613/KA - The Goat House 42 Bishopstone Road and Land To The Rear Stone Buckinghamshire HP17 8QX
Request for an EIA Screening Opinion under Regulation 6 of the Town and Country Planning (Environmental Impact Assessment) Regulations 2017 (as amended) to deliver up to 80 new homes and associated supporting infrastructure including a local area of play
PendingEIA screening requestReceived 22 Oct 2026PL/26/08602/EIASR - 28 Church Street Quainton Buckinghamshire HP22 4AP
T1 Crataegus lavalleel - reduce wayward laterals by up to 1.5 metres and thin crown remaining canopy by 1.5 metres. T2 Liquid amber - thin crown canopy by up to 1 metres and reduce two lower lateral limbs over lawn by up to a metre. T3 - Cartaegus lavalleel reduce reactive growth to 1.5 metres. T4 - Mana ash - reduce entire canopy by up to 1.5 metres
PendingWorks to trees in Conservation AreaReceived 22 Oct 2026PL/26/08473/KA - 35 and 37 Berry Way Newton Longville Buckinghamshire MK17 0AS
Single storey rear extension and garage conversion (35) and new roof over garage (35 and 37)
PendingFull ApplicationReceived 22 Oct 2026PL/26/08251/FA
House prices in Buckinghamshire Council: average £479,736, +1.1% over 12 months (UK House Price Index, July 2026)
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Planning Applications by Town in Buckinghamshire Council
399 towns and villages. Click any town for a planning search of applications nearby.
Main towns in Buckinghamshire Council
- High Wycombe234 applications in the last 12 months
- Marlow216 applications in the last 12 months
- Beaconsfield172 applications in the last 12 months
- Amersham136 applications in the last 12 months
- Gerrards Cross110 applications in the last 12 months
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- SL9444 applications in the last 12 months
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Buckinghamshire Council serves as the local authority for the Buckinghamshire district in England, operating as a unitary authority that combines both county and district-level functions. Established on 1 April 2020, it replaced the former Buckinghamshire County Council and the councils of Aylesbury Vale, Chiltern, South Bucks, and Wycombe. Covering roughly four-fifths of the area and housing about two-thirds of the population of the ceremonial county, Buckinghamshire Council plays a crucial role in managing planning applications and local development in the region. The council is currently led by Steve Broadbent (Conservative), who has held the position since 21 May 2025. Rachael Shimmin serves as Chief Executive since July 2019. The council comprises 97, with the most recent election held on 1 May 2025.
The council area encompasses 399 towns and villages, including Amersham, Aylesbury, Beaconsfield, Buckingham, Chesham and Gerrards Cross. Use the planning application search above to find proposals across these communities by postcode.
In the last 24 months, Buckinghamshire Council received 9,756 planning applications. Of these, 76% were approved, with an average decision time of 59 days.
The most common types were full planning applications (2,242), discharge of conditions (1,309), tree works (1,079). 104 large-scale developments were submitted during this period.
3,196 planning appeals were lodged against Buckinghamshire Council decisions, of which 840 were allowed and 1,916 were dismissed (30% success rate).
Residents and developers can search all planning permission and permitted development applications for Buckinghamshire Council above. To comment or object to a live application, visit the Buckinghamshire Council planning portal directly. Planning Signal links to the original submission for every application listed.