Search Old Portsmouth planning applications
33 applications received or decided in the last 90 days · within 1 km of the centre of Old Portsmouth · updated daily · Portsmouth City Council
- 2 - 20 Warwick Crescent SouthseaAwaiting decisionReplacement of 10 entrance doors, PVCu panel system, 6 No. PVCu Spandrel Panels with a fire resisting blockwork cavity wall construction with external decorations.Received 26 Oct 202626/01034/FUL
- 22 - 40 (evens) Warwick Crescent SouthseaAwaiting decisionInstallation of replacement doors and windows; alterations to include removal of uPVC cladding and replace with brickReceived 26 Oct 202626/01033/FUL
- 22 Belmont Street Southsea PO5 1NDAwaiting decisionChange of use from house in multiple occupation (Class C4) to purposes falling within dwellinghouse (Class C3) or house in multiple occupation (Class C4)Received 26 Oct 202626/01054/FUL
- 20 - 76 Waterloo Street SouthseaAwaiting decisionReplacement of 24 No. property entrance doors to FD30s, PVCu panel system which contains the property entrance door and kitchen window. To be replaced with a fire resisting blockwork cavity wall construction with external decorations.Received 21 Oct 202626/01032/FUL
- 43 White Hart Road Portsmouth PO1 2TYAwaiting decisionPartial conversion of car port and garage to additional living space, alteration to fenestration and replacement of the existing rear garden boundary fence with a new brick wall.Received 21 Oct 202626/01185/HOU
Planning in Old Portsmouth
- Approved
- 87%
- 93 of 100 decided
- Decision time
- about 10 weeks
- on average
Applications within 1 km of the centre of Old Portsmouth in the last 24 months, from Portsmouth City Council's planning register.
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Around Old Portsmouth
Postcode districts
PO5 84 applications in the last 12 monthsPO1 72 applications in the last 12 monthsPO4 75 applications in the last 12 months
Applications in each district in the last 12 months.
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Planning authority: Portsmouth City Council
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About Old Portsmouth
Old Portsmouth is a historic district within the city of Portsmouth, located in the southwest corner of Portsea Island. Originally laid out by Jean de Gisors in the medieval period, the area's roads largely retain their original configuration. Once synonymous with Portsmouth, the district was designated as Old Portsmouth following the Municipal Corporation Act of 1835, which expanded the city's boundaries to incorporate nearby settlements. This rich historical context makes it a notable area for planning applications, reflecting its unique heritage and urban layout.
The area around Old Portsmouth has 1 nature designation nearby, which may affect how planning applications are assessed.
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In the last 24 months, 214 planning applications were submitted near Old Portsmouth. Of these, 87% were approved, with an average decision time of 71 days.
The most common types were discharge of conditions (39), tree works (33), full planning applications (24). 3 large-scale developments were submitted during this period.
10 planning appeals were lodged, of which 3 were allowed and 6 were dismissed (33% success rate).