Search Easby (DL10) planning applications
13 applications on record · within 1 km of the centre of Easby (DL10) · updated daily · North Yorkshire Council
Only 3 applications in the last 90 days, so this shows every one we hold.
- The Old Stables Love Lane Easby Richmond North Yorkshire DL10 7EUAwaiting decisionRetrospective application for the siting of a food and drink trailer, formation of outdoor seating area, and associated boundary fencingReceived 14 Sep 2026ZD26/00537/FULL
- Tree Tops 6 The Avenue Richmond North Yorkshire DL10 7AZAwaiting decisionCertificate of lawfulness proposed for internal alterations to the dwelling, to reconfigure the internal layout, Externally, it is intended to remove two windows at the eastern side of the property and replace them with a three-section sliding patio door. An additional rooflight is proposed in the eastern roof slopeReceived 10 Sep 2026ZD26/00580/CLP
- Barn Closes Field Maison Dieu Richmond North YorkshireAwaiting decisionNotice of intention to operate a temporary pop-up campsite for a maximum of 30 days, covering the dates 1 -15 August and 18-31 August inclusive. Maximum pitches - 50 across both fields combinedPermitted Development NotificationReceived 29 Jul 2026ZD26/00482/PDN
- Richmond School Darlington Road Richmond North Yorkshire DL10 7BQApprovedFull planning permission to replace two of the four courts with 2no. Padel courts within the existing tennis court area including associated works and additional lightingReceived 30 Apr 2026ZD26/00289/FULL
- Barn Closes Field St Nicholas Estate Maison Dieu Richmond North YorkshireRefusedNotification of intention to operate a temporary pop-up campsite for a maximum of 60 days, covering the dates 22-30 May (9 nights), 10 Jul - 15 Aug (37 nights), and 18 Aug - 31 Aug (14 nights). Each date represents a night's stay, which includes opening from 15:00 on the day through to departure at 11:00 the following morning. Maximum Pitches: 50Permitted Development NotificationReceived 7 Apr 2026Decided 21 May 2026ZD26/00236/PDN
Planning in Easby (DL10)
Only 9 decisions near Easby (DL10) in the last 2 years, too few to judge an approval rate.
Applications within 1 km of the centre of Easby (DL10) in the last 24 months, from North Yorkshire Council's planning register.
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About Easby (DL10)
Easby is a settlement located in North Yorkshire, England. The settlement has a population of approximately 131 (2021 estimate). It sits within the Richmondshire district.
The area around Easby has 7 nature designations nearby, which may affect how planning applications are assessed.
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In the last 24 months, 15 planning applications were submitted near Easby.
The most common types were outline applications (3), full planning applications (2), listed building and heritage (1). 1 large-scale development was submitted during this period.
2 planning appeals were lodged, of which 1 was allowed and 1 was dismissed (50% success rate).