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Unit 63 White Rose Shopping Centre Dewsbury Road Beeston Leeds

21/09470/FUFull Planning ApplicationPermitted
Full

Proposal

Temporary Change of Use to education use with associated public/exhibition space (Class F1(a),(e))

Received
22 November 2021
Decided
14 January 2022 · Approved
Decision level
Delegated (officer decision)
Ward
Morley North
  1. Received22 Nov
  2. Validated22 Nov
  3. Consult.5 Jan
  4. Target17 Jan
  5. Decided14 Jan

Decided in 53 days (council typically 49)

7 weeks typical decision time in Leeds82% of full applications approved

This is a full planning application for a change of use at Unit 63 White Rose Shopping Centre Dewsbury Road Beeston Leeds. Leeds has handled 10,776 applications of this type and approves 85% of them, typically deciding them in 56 days. This one was decided in 53 days, 3 days quicker than Leeds's median. The site is in a conservation area. There are no previous applications recorded at this address. In the past year there have been 94 applications across Morley North.

Application Details

Reference
21/09470/FU
Address
Unit 63 White Rose Shopping Centre Dewsbury Road Beeston Leeds
Local Authority
Leeds
Application Type
Full Planning Application
Scale / Size
Small
Decision Status
Permitted
Current Status
Decided
Ward
Morley North
Parish
Morley Town Council

Applicant & Agent

Agent Address
Mr James Beynon Capitol Bond Court Leeds LS1 5SP

Planning Application Dates

Date Received
22 November 2021
Target Decision Date
17 January 2022
Date Decided
14 January 2022
Date Validated
22 November 2021
Date Submitted
22 November 2021
Consultation Start
6 December 2021
Last Date for Comments
5 January 2022

Planning Decision

Decision
Approved
Decided By
Delegated Decision
Statutory Period
56 days

Publicity

Site Notice Start
10 December 2021

Appeal

Additional Information

Documents
10
Coordinates
53.756767, -1.574045
Enriching application data
2/3
Council recordsAppealsFlood risk

Source: Leeds

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Planning constraints

Designations at the address point. Ones next to the site may also apply.

  • Flood zone 1: Low probability (rivers and sea)
Also checked, none recorded (24)

flood storage areas, conservation areas, listed buildings, Article 4 directions, tree preservation orders, green belt, scheduled monuments, World Heritage Sites, World Heritage Site buffer zones, registered parks and gardens, registered battlefields, Heritage at Risk entries, nutrient neutrality catchments, national parks, National Landscapes, SSSIs, Special Areas of Conservation, Special Protection Areas, Ramsar sites, ancient woodland, national nature reserves, local nature reserves, heritage coasts and brownfield registers.

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© Historic England 2026. Contains Ordnance Survey data © Crown copyright and database right 2026. The Historic England GIS Data contained in this material was obtained on 2026-10-09. The most publicly available up to date Historic England GIS Data can be obtained from HistoricEngland.org.uk.

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© Environment Agency copyright and/or database right 2026. All rights reserved. Flood Map for Planning, Open Government Licence v3.0.

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