Listed Building Consent Applications
47,140 Listed Building Consent Applications applications on record across the UK
Sample Listed Building Consent Applications applications
- Central BedfordshireListed Building: Erection of a single storey side extension (Flower Garden Wing)
- KensingtonDetails required by conditions 3 (submission of details) and 5 (sample panel) of listed building consent ref. LB/25/03343 dated 15th August 2025 (Erection of single storey outbuilding and works to rear wall of property including creation of new pedestrian access to Princes Place).
- LambethApplication for Listed Building Consent for internal alterations to Flat 16 involving the reconstruction of the bathroom and kitchen, including internal partition walls and related plant and services. Adding a new lightweight stair overlay to enhance accessibility within the unit. Raising floor height at the access to the bedrooms by 120mm. Installation of new gas pipe and gas meter associated with refurbishment works to the kitchen.
Listed building consent is required for any works that would affect the character of a listed building — both internally and externally. England has over 400,000 listed building entries, covering around 500,000 buildings. Works to listed buildings require additional scrutiny beyond standard planning permission, and unauthorised works are a criminal offence.
Planning Signal tracks listed building consent applications from all UK council portals, helping heritage professionals, homeowners of listed properties, conservation officers and neighbours monitor what is happening to historic buildings in their area.
What counts as a Listed Building Consent Applications application
Listed building consent is required for:
- Any works to a listed building that affect its character as a building of special architectural or historic interest
- Both internal and external works — unlike standard planning permission
- Demolition of a listed building
- Works to a curtilage listed structure (original outbuildings, walls)
Who tracks Listed Building Consent Applications applications
Owners of listed buildings, architects specialising in heritage work, conservation officers, local heritage groups and planning consultants all use Planning Signal to track listed building consent applications. Specialist restoration contractors also monitor approved consents as project leads.
How Planning Signal helps with Listed Building Consent Applications applications
Search listed building consent applications by postcode or council, watch for decisions on specific listed buildings, and get email alerts when new consent applications are submitted near your property or in areas you care about. Planning Signal covers all 380+ UK council planning portals.
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Looking for a step-by-step guide?
The statistics and application data above track live planning submissions. For a practical how-to guide (including what forms to submit, timelines, costs and exemptions), see our dedicated planning guide:
Listed Building Consent Applications: Complete Planning Guide →Related UK Planning Application Types
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