Search Cleeve planning applications

11 applications received or decided in the last 12 months · within 1 km of the centre of Cleeve · updated daily · Bath and North East Somerset Council

Only 2 applications in the last 90 days, so this shows the last 12 months.

Showing 1 to 5 of 11 · received or decided in the last 12 months

Paddock 8 East Of Littlewood Lane CleeveApprovedProposed formation of a manage and erection of a field shelter.Received 18 Aug 2026Decided 21 Oct 202626/P/1698/FUL
Woodrising Brockley Lane Brockley BS48 4AYApprovedCedar of Lebanon (T2) Reduce length of exposed branch to east by 2.5m to reduce chance of failure onto power lines and stop domino effect of branch failure. (Figure 1) Reduce three lateral branches over building so they are not protruding from the canopy. Reduce in length by 2-3 m. (See figures 2, 3 &4 for branches to be pruned and figure 6 for approximate pruning line.) Prune the next layer of branches above these ( possibly while stood on the lower branches with pole loppers) to give 0.5- 1 m clearance of the 3 lower branches. This is so that the growth points on the lower branches are not shaded out. Cedar Of Lebanon (T3) Reduce 2-3 branches to the SE top of canopy on grounds of conserving the canopy of the tree. (See figure 9) Reasons: T2 had a tolerable risk rating although minor pruning works have still been recommended. The recent history of T2s branch loss, although not necessarily indicating the tree will continue to drop limbs, does mean that the wind dynamics through the crown of the tree could be altered slightly. Minor crown lifting to the west underneath the long lateral limbs over the house will also have altered wind dynamics as well as some of the recent local tree removals along the A370 to south. Although these combined traits are not indicating a high probability of failure, the high occupancy of the building below (bedroom for two people with an occupancy of likely 2 people for 10 hours over a 24 hour period) and the size of branches that could fail give the overall risk rating as tolerable rather than acceptable. Reducing these three lower lateral limbs by 2-3 m into the line of the rest of the canopy would bring risk into the broadly acceptable regions. It is recommended that the next row of branches above these be tipped back from the growth on the ends of the pruned lateral branches by reducing 0.5-1m in places this is just so that the pruned branches below are not shaded out and can continue to grow. These lateral branches are importantReceived 19 May 2026Decided 10 Aug 202626/P/0886/TPO
Brockley Elm Farm Brockley Lane Brockley BS48 4AQApprovedNon-Material Amendment to application 24/P/2574/FUL (Proposed conversion of existing barn to 1no. residential annexe and 1no. hobby/ leisure room all to be used in connection with the main dwelling 'Brockley Elm Farm') to allow for the addition of 2no. rooflights to the South roof.Non Material AmendmentReceived 4 Mar 2026Decided 14 Apr 202626/P/0480/NMA
Brockley Elm Farm Brockley Lane Brockley BS48 4AQApprovedListed Building Consent for the conversion of existing barn to form a residential annexe and a hobby/leisure room, to be used in connection with the main dwelling. Installation of PV panels and 2no. rooflights to south elevation roof.Listed Building ConsentReceived 20 Feb 2026Decided 15 Apr 202626/P/0375/LBC
Mayday Field Mayors Road Claverham North SomersetApprovedConsultation in respect of a Legal Agreement (Unilateral Undertaking) by Newland Homes Limited to bind land for the purposes of delivering planning obligations and conditions by securing an offsite contribution to lesser horseshoe bat commuting and foraging habitat within a dark corridor. The Proposal would involve taking an offsite/offsetting approach of removing any contribution that the land, which is the subject of land ownership disputes (the Western Land), made to planning obligations and planning conditions (i.e., biodiversity objectives related to the North Somerset and Mendip Bats Special Area of Conservation) and offsetting the lesser horseshoe bat commuting and foraging habitat within a dark corridor on the Western Land, by securing additional land within the May Day Field (Offsite Habitat Area) as alternative provision of bat habitat. THIS IS NOT A PLANNING APPLICATIONNSC being consultedReceived 13 Feb 2026Decided 17 Mar 202626/P/0339/SCON

Planning in Cleeve

Approved: 94%; 16 of 17 decided
Decision time: about 9 weeks; on average

Applications within 1 km of the centre of Cleeve in the last 24 months, from Bath and North East Somerset Council's planning register.

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BS49 137 applications in the last 12 monthsBS48 294 applications in the last 12 months

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About Cleeve

Cleeve is a village and civil parish located in North Somerset, England, approximately 9 miles southwest of Bristol. With a population of 902, it offers a quaint rural setting that may be of interest for planning applications related to residential development and community projects in the area. The settlement has a population of approximately 900 (2021 estimate). It sits within the North Somerset district.

The area around Cleeve has 13 nature designations nearby, which may affect how planning applications are assessed.

For anyone interested in property development or monitoring local planning decisions, Cleeve planning applications can be searched by entering a local postcode above. Results include full application details, decision status, and the ability to track applications over time and set planning alerts to help you monitor and review pending planning applications. Further local information can be found on the community website at http://www.cleevevillage.co.uk.

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In the last 24 months, 26 planning applications were submitted near Cleeve. Of these, 94% were approved, with an average decision time of 62 days.

The most common types were outline applications (2), amendments (2), full planning applications (1).

Common questions

How many planning applications have been submitted near Cleeve?

In the last 24 months, 26 planning applications were submitted near Cleeve. The approval rate is 94%.

How long do planning decisions take near Cleeve?

The average planning decision time near Cleeve is 62 days. The statutory target is 8 weeks (56 days) for minor applications and 13 weeks for major applications.

What is the planning approval rate near Cleeve?

The planning approval rate near Cleeve is 94%. The national average across England and Wales is 87%.

What types of planning applications are most common near Cleeve?

The most common type of planning application near Cleeve is outline applications, with 2 submissions in the last 24 months.

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