Land neighbourhood plan planning applications first
191,179 Neighbourhood Plan applications on record across the UK
Sample Neighbourhood Plan applications
- SDNP/25/04572/FULSouth DownsProposed removal of all existing timber windows and doors and replacement with new windows and doors made from timber to front and side elevations, and white uPVC to the rear elevation (Amended Plans)(Amended Description).
- CON/25/06741KensingtonDetails required by condition 12 (Contamination - Analysis of soils and fills) of planning permission ref. PP/21/03283 dated 01st October 2021 (Demolition of non-original elements including bay windows to front elevation, roof structure, rear elevation and rear ground floor extension. Lowering of existing lower ground floor level and creation of new lightwells to front and rear elevations. Creation of new basement level beneath house and part front and rear gardens. New rear elevation and rear extensions at ground floor level. New mansard roof with photo-voltaic panels and roof terrace. General associated alterations including re-landscaping of front and rear garden areas).
- ZD25/00675/VARRichmondshireVariation of Condition 2 Attached to Planning Permission ZD25/00199/FULL, Full planning permission for rear and side Extension, Front Dormer Windows, and alterations to existing dwelling (CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT PLAN ADDED ON 16/06/2025)
Every neighbourhood plan sets out where a community wants new homes, shops, green space and facilities. When a scheme lands on a council's planning register in one of those areas, the applicant has a site, a design and a deadline. They still need someone to build it, supply it or see it through. That is your moment. Planning Signal puts the application in front of you the day the council publishes it, so you call first, quote first and fill your diary before the job ever goes to tender.
You get the work at the planning application stage, while the applicant is still choosing who to hire. No waiting for a contract notice. No chasing a list everyone else already holds. You see the site address, the description of the work and the people behind it, and you pick the jobs that fit your trade and your patch.
Planning Signal covers 400+ UK councils across England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland and holds 2.3 million planning applications, with more than 190,000 neighbourhood plan applications on record. It covers every kind of planning application. This page shows you the neighbourhood plan work, and how you win it.
What counts as a Neighbourhood Plan application
Neighbourhood plan policies allocate land for new homes, and each allocation turns into an outline, full or reserved matters application. These are your volume jobs: groundworks, drainage, frames, roofs, windows, kitchens and landscaping across a whole development. The site is already supported in principle, so the scheme moves from application to build with momentum.
Design codes turn small schemes into sales
Plans set design codes on brick, stone, slate, timber windows, heights and boundaries. Every infill plot, barn conversion and larger extension in the area has to meet them. If you make or fit the materials the code asks for, each of these applications is a sale waiting for your call.
Community buildings need firms the parish trusts
Village halls, sports pavilions, community shops, surgeries, school extensions and pubs saved for the community all come through as applications in neighbourhood plan areas. The client is a committee, a trust or the parish itself, and it wants a firm that knows the plan and answers the phone.
Orders and green projects keep work flowing
Neighbourhood development orders and community right to build orders grant permission for named schemes, and community land trusts bring forward affordable homes for local people. Add local green space works, footpaths, play areas and community energy schemes, and you have a steady flow of contracts for builders, landscapers and renewable installers. Every one of these reaches the register as an application, and you see each one the day it appears.
Who tracks Neighbourhood Plan applications
Neighbourhood plan work rewards the firm that arrives first with the right answer to the plan's policies. These are the businesses that win it.
Builders and main contractors land the build
You see a housing allocation or a community building at application stage, call the applicant or the agent, and price the scheme while the drawings are still on the table. By decision day you are the contractor they already trust.
Specialist contractors fill their diaries
Groundworkers, roofers, joiners, mechanical and electrical firms, landscapers and solar installers follow the description of the work. A housing allocation means drainage, roofs and planting. A village hall means heating, electrics and a car park. You quote for your package before the main contractor finalises the subcontract list.
Manufacturers and suppliers get specified
Design codes name the materials. If you supply clay tiles, local stone, timber sash windows or air source heat pumps, you reach the architect while the specification is still open and get your product written in.
Architects and consultants win the appointment
Planning consultants, architects, ecologists, heritage advisers and engineers spot applications that need more work: a scheme facing a parish objection, a reserved matters stage, a condition still to discharge. You offer the fix and win the brief.
Developers and land buyers find the next site
Applications show you where the plan supports growth and who is already active there. You approach the landowners next door and secure your own pipeline of sites.
How Planning Signal helps with Neighbourhood Plan applications
Leads sends you the neighbourhood plan applications that match your keywords the day councils publish them, in one email a day. Choose the whole country, or set up to 5 areas, each a radius of up to 75 miles from a postcode or town, or a whole council. You see only the work you want, where you want it.
Every lead tells you who to call
Each lead carries the planning reference, site address, council, description of the work, application type, key dates, decision status and a link to the council's own record. You also get the applicant, the agent firm and a business contact wherever the council publishes them. You open the email, pick the jobs that fit and make the call that morning.
Your pipeline tracks every job to the win
The lead pipeline records who you contacted, who you quoted and what you won, so no opportunity slips. Leads also includes everything in Research: search, advanced filters and CSV export for your own CRM or bid team.
One price covers the whole service
Leads costs £49 + VAT a month. Win one job and it has paid for itself.
Free alerts cover your own street
Watching what gets built near your home or office? Anyone can get free email alerts for planning applications near an address, postcode, town or council. Leads is for businesses that want to win the work.