Planning Appeals

If you seek permission to carry out works to your property and your application is not determined within a set period, or you get a decision from your Local Planning Authority that you disagree with, you have a right to appeal.

You can appeal to the First Secretary of State, who will appoint an inspector to make a decision on your appeal.

Details can be obtained from:

The Planning Inspectorate
3/01 Kite Wing
Temple Quay House
2 The Square
Temple Quay
Bristol
BS1 6PN

Tel: 0117 372 800

You may choose one of the following ways to proceed: -

Written representations - where the applicant (or their agent) submits the planning case in writing.
Local hearing - where the applicant (or agent) submits the case to an appointed inspector, but conducted in fairly informal surroundings and manner.
Inquiry - where (generally) an agent will present your case in a far more formal manner. The proceedings are similar to a court of law.
You can find out more about the appeals process or make an on-line planning appeal by accessing the National Planning Portal (external link):

Guidance to the Appeal system

Recently Received Planning Appeals can be viewed via the link to the Planning Portal Website

To view Planning Appeals online please visit www.planningportal.gov.uk

Craven District Council
Planning Department
1 Belle Vue Square, Broughton Road,
Skipton
BD23 1FJ
Email address: planningappeals@cravendc.gov.uk
Tel: 01756 706470

• Page last updated: 16 March 2012

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