Search Whalley planning applications
13 applications received or decided in the last 90 days · within 1 km of the centre of Whalley · updated daily · Ribble Valley Borough Council
- 7 Chapel Rise Billington BB7 9TUAwaiting decisionRetrospective removal of the existing conservatory, erection of a single storey extension and associated alterations.Applications for full consentReceived 30 Oct 20263/2026/0814
- Whalley Primary School Church Lane Whalley BB7 9SYAwaiting decisionT1 (Acer) reduce in size for lighting and safety reasons. T2 (Cherry) reduce in size/cut back branches overhanging the road/public footpath/school footpath for health and safety reasons.Application for tree works in a conservation areaReceived 26 Oct 20263/2026/0833
- 5 Abbey View Whalley Road Billington BB7 9NSAwaiting decisionNon material amendment to application 3/2025/0892 involving cladding to first floor elevation and increase in size of side and rear elevation windows.Non-Material amendmentReceived 19 Oct 20263/2026/0812
- Ravensworth 5 Bennetts Close Wiswell Lane Whalley BB7 9AFAwaiting decisionProposed two storey extension to side with dormers.Applications for full consentReceived 9 Oct 20263/2026/0798
- 4 Abbeycroft The Sands Whalley BB7 9TNAwaiting decisionApproval of details reserved by conditions 3 (Window Details), 4 (External Materials) and 7 (Construction Management Plan and Construction Method Statement) on planning permission 3/2025/0768.Discharge of ConditionsReceived 30 Sep 20263/2026/0755
Planning in Whalley
- Approved
- 53%
- 26 of 32 decided
- Decision time
- about 11 weeks
- on average
Applications within 1 km of the centre of Whalley in the last 24 months, from Ribble Valley Borough Council's planning register.
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Around Whalley
Postcode districts
BB7 338 applications in the last 12 monthsBB6 70 applications in the last 12 months
Applications in each district in the last 12 months.
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Planning authority: Ribble Valley Borough Council
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About Whalley
Whalley is a picturesque village and civil parish located in the Ribble Valley of Lancashire, England, along the banks of the River Calder. Nestled beneath the scenic Whalley Nab, a prominent wooded hill, the parish saw its population grow from 2,645 in 2001 to 3,629 in 2011, indicating a vibrant community that may impact local planning applications and development initiatives. The settlement has a population of approximately 4,052 (2021 estimate). It sits within the Ribble Valley district.
Whalley covers an area of approximately 647.0 km². The surrounding landscape and character of the area play an important role in how planning applications are assessed by the local authority.
The area around Whalley has 6 nature designations nearby, which may affect how planning applications are assessed.
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In the last 24 months, 80 planning applications were submitted near Whalley. Of these, 53% were approved, with an average decision time of 75 days.
The most common types were full planning applications (34), discharge of conditions (8), listed building and heritage (7).
2 planning appeals were lodged, of which 1 was allowed and 1 was dismissed (50% success rate).