Ceredigion County Council Planning Applications
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Region: Wales
About Ceredigion County Council
Ceredigion County Council serves as the governing authority for Ceredigion, a unitary authority in Wales established in 1996. With its main offices located in Aberaeron, the council oversees various planning applications and local developments within the county.
Governance
Leader: Bryan Davies (Plaid Cymru), since 13 May 2022
Chair: Ann Bowen Morgan (Plaid Cymru), since 16 May 2025
Chief Executive: Eifion Evans, since 1 October 2017
Seats: 38 councillors (term: 5 Years)
Founded: 1 April 1996
Last election: 5 May 2022
Political composition: Plaid Cymru (21), Independent (9), Liberal Democrats (7), Gwlad (1)
Council Planning Features
- Planning Applications - Browse all applications submitted to Ceredigion County Council, filterable by status, type, and size
- Planning Activity Summary - Approval rates, average decision times, and application type distribution for Ceredigion County Council
- Keyword Scorecard - See how often applications in Ceredigion County Council mention key planning constraints like heritage, flood risk, and environmental concerns
- Council Boundary Map - Interactive map showing the council boundary and application locations
- Full Details - View complete application details, dates and decision status
Council Insights
Property Prices
Average property sale price: £272,260 (based on 50 recent transactions from HM Land Registry).
Area Information
- Admin district: Ceredigion
- Parliamentary constituency: Ceredigion Preseli
- LSOA: Ceredigion 005A
Crime Statistics
20 crimes reported in 2026-05.
Crime Breakdown
- violent-crime: 16
- anti-social-behaviour: 1
- burglary: 1
- criminal-damage-arson: 1
- other-theft: 1
Keyword Scorecard
Planning constraint analysis based on the last 24 months of applications in Ceredigion County Council.
- Ecology & Wildlife Constraints (keywords: bats, bat survey, bat roost, great crested newt, GCN...)
- Trees & Landscape (keywords: tree preservation order, TPO, arboricultural, tree survey, root protection area...)
- Flood & Drainage (keywords: flood zone 2, flood zone 3, flood risk assessment, FRA, surface water...)
- Heritage & Conservation (keywords: listed building, grade II, grade II*, grade I, conservation area...)
- Green Belt (keywords: green belt, inappropriate development, very special circumstances, openness)
- Highways & Access (keywords: visibility splays, highway authority objection, access arrangement, parking provision, transport statement...)
- Refusal & Risk Indicators (keywords: refusal, delegated refusal, appeal dismissed, overdevelopment, character and appearance...)
- Planning Process & Appeals (keywords: appeal lodged, appeal allowed, appeal dismissed, public inquiry, inspector)
Planning Activity Summary
Approval rates, average decision times, and application type distribution for Ceredigion County Council based on the last 24 months of planning data.
Towns and villages in Ceredigion County Council
249 towns and villages. Click any town to search for planning applications nearby.
- Aberaeron
- Aberarth
- Aber-banc
- Aberffrwd
- Aberlerry
- Abermagwr
- Aberporth
- Aberystwyth
- Adpar
- Albro Castle
- Alltyblaca
- Banc-y-Darren
- Bangor Teifi
- Bethania
- Betws Bledrws
- Betws Ifan
- Beulah
- Blaenannerch
- Blaenbedw Fawr
- Blaencelyn
- Blaen-Cil-Llech
- Blaen-pant
- Blaenpennal
- Blaenplwyf
- Blaenporth
- Blaen-waun
- Bont-goch or Elerch
- Borth
- Bow Street
- Bridgend
- Brithdir
- Bronant / Bronnant
- Brongest
- Brongwyn
- Bronwydd
- Brynafan
- Bryngwyn
- Brynhoffnant
- Bwlch-Llan
- Bwlch-y-groes
- Caemorgan
- Caerwedros
- Capel Bangor
- Capel Betws Lleucu
- Capel Dewi
- Capel Dewi
- Capel Seion
- Capel Tygwydd
- Cardigan/Aberteifi
- Cefn Llwyd
- Cellan
- Cenarth
- Chancery/Rhydgaled
- Cilcennin
- Cilgwyn
- Ciliau Aeron
- Clarach
- Cnwch Coch
- Cockshead
- Coed-y-bryn
- Coed y Garth
- Comins Coch
- Craig-y-penrhyn
- Cribyn
- Croes-lan
- Cross Inn
- Cross Inn
- Crosswood/Trawsgoed
- Cwmbrwyno
- Cwmcoednerth
- Cwm-cou
- Cwmerfyn
- Cwmsymlog
- Cwmystwyth
- Cwrtnewydd
- Devil's Bridge/Pontarfynach
- Dihewyd
- Dole
- Dolgerdd
- Dollwen
- Dôl-y-Bont
- Dre-fach
- Dyffryn
- Dyffryn-bern
- Dyffryn Castell
- Eglwys Fach
- Elerch/Bont-goch
- Felinfach
- Felin-Wnda
- Ffair-Rhos
- Ffostrasol
- Ffos-y-ffîn
- Furnace
- Garth
- Gilfachreda
- Glandyfi
- Glanrafon
- Glanwern
- Glan-y-môr
- Glasgoed
- Glynarthen
- Goginan
- Gorrig
- Gorsgoch
- Gwbert
- Hafodiwan
- Hawen
- Henfynyw
- Henllan
- Horeb
- Lampeter/Llanbedr Pont Stefan
- Llanafan
- Llanarth
- Llanbadarn Fawr
- Llancynfelyn
- Llanddeiniol
- Llanddewi-Brefi
- Llandre
- Llandyfriog
- Llandygwydd
- Llandysul
- Llanfair Clydogau
- Llanfarian
- Llanfihangel-y-Creuddyn
- Llangeitho
- Llangoedmor
- Llangorwen
- Llangrannog
- Llangwyryfon
- Llangybi
- Llanilar
- Llanio
- Llanon/Llannon
- Llanrhystud
- Llansantffraed / Llansantffraid
- Llansantffraed/Llansantffraid
- Llanwenog
- Llanwnnen
- Llechryd
- Lledrod
- Llundain-fach
- Llwyncelyn
- Llwyndafydd
- Llwynduris
- Llwyn-têg
- Llwyn-y-groes
- Llys-y-frân
- Llywernog
- Maen-y-groes
- Maes-bangor
- Maes llyn
- Manian-fawr
- Morfa
- Moriah
- Mydroilyn
- Mynydd Bach
- Nanternis
- Nantyronen Station
- Nebo
- Neuadd Cross
- New Quay/Ceinewydd
- New Row/Rhes Newydd
- Noyadd Trefawr
- Noyadd Wilym
- Oakford/Derwen Gam
- Old Goginan
- Panteg
- Pant-y-crûg
- Parcllyn
- Pen-bont Rhydybeddau
- Penbontrhydyfothau
- Penbryn
- Penglais
- Penllwyn
- Penmorfa
- Pennant
- Penparc
- Penparcau
- Penrhiw-llan
- Penrhiw-pal
- Penrhyn-coch
- Pentrefelin
- Pentrellwyn
- Penybont
- Pen-y-garn
- Pisgah
- Plas Gogerddan
- Plwmp
- Ponterwyd
- Pontgarreg
- Ponthirwaun
- Pontrhydfendigaid
- Pont-rhyd-y-groes
- Pont-siân
- Pren-gwyn
- Rhippinllwyd
- Rhippinllwyd
- Rhos Haminiog
- Rhosygadair Newydd
- Rhos-y-garth
- Rhyd
- Rhydlewis
- Rhydowen
- Rhydroser
- Rhydyfelin
- Salem
- Sarnau
- Silian
- Southgate
- Stags Head
- Staylittle
- Strata Florida
- Swyddffynnon
- Synod Inn/Post Mawr
- Talgarreg
- Tal-sarn
- Tal-y-bont
- Tan-y-groes
- Temple Bar
- Trawsnant
- Trefechan
- Trefenter
- Trefilan
- Treforgan
- Tregaron
- Tregroes
- Tremain
- Tre'r-ddôl
- Tresaith
- Tre Taliesin
- Trisant
- Troedrhiwffenyd
- Troedyraur
- Tynewydd
- Ty-Newydd
- Tyn'reithin
- Tynygraig
- Upper Borth
- Waun Fawr
- Wenallt
- Y Ferwig
- Y Gors
- Ynyslas
- Ynys Tachwedd
- Ysbyty Cynfyn
- Ysbyty Ystwyth
- Ystrad Aeron
- Ystradmeurig
- Ystumtuen
Flood Risk
No active flood warnings in the Ceredigion County Council area.
A brief summary of Ceredigion County Council
Ceredigion County Council serves as the governing authority for Ceredigion, a unitary authority in Wales established in 1996. With its main offices located in Aberaeron, the council oversees various planning applications and local developments within the county. The council was established in 1 April 1996. The council is currently led by Bryan Davies (Plaid Cymru). The council comprises 38 councillors seats, with the most recent election held on 5 May 2022.
The average property sale price in the Ceredigion County Council area is £272,260, based on 50 recent transactions.
There were 20 crimes reported in the Ceredigion County Council area during the most recent period, a moderate level broadly in line with similar areas.
The council area encompasses 249 towns and villages, including Aberaeron, Aberystwyth, Bridgend, Cardigan/Aberteifi, Lampeter/Llanbedr Pont Stefan and New Quay/Ceinewydd. Planning applications across these communities can be searched using the postcode search above.
Search Ceredigion County Council Planning Applications
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Planning Activity
In the last 24 months, 535 planning applications Ceredigion County Council received. Of these, 50% were approved.
This is below the national average of approximately 87%, which may reflect stricter local policies, sensitivity of the area, or higher levels of speculative applications. Pre-application advice is particularly worthwhile in Ceredigion County Council.
The most common application types in Ceredigion County Council were full planning applications (239), discharge of conditions (168), amendments (46). Full planning applications account for 45% of all submissions, covering new builds, change of use, and works that go beyond permitted development rights.
In terms of development scale, 1 medium-scale application, 14 smaller schemes were submitted. The absence of major applications suggests the area is primarily characterised by smaller-scale improvements and extensions rather than large new developments.
Application Outcomes
- Approved: 57 applications
- Refused: 45 applications
- Withdrawn: 13 applications
- Awaiting decision: 420 applications
Related Planning Guides
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