Planning applications in Isle of Wight
27 Jul 2026 12 Oct 2026
Jobs on the register in Isle of Wight
Newest first, straight from Isle of Wight Council's public register — what was proposed and what happened to it. We never publish who applied or where they live — that is what an account is for.
- 1; Cherry - Fell.Reason - Dead.2; Holly - Fell.Reason: Dead.3; Silver birch - Approx. 25m tall - lop by 40%.4; Holly bush - Reduce by 50%.Reason - Unkept and overgrown into neighbouring garden.Replant with mulberry, Gin…
- T1; Twin stem holm oak - Re-pollard to around previous points.Reason: To maintain consistency with adjacent tree work.
- T1; Bay Tree - Fell to near ground level. The stump will then be assessed for removal.
- 1. Acer platanoides 'Crimson King' - Fell to ground level2. Acer platanoides 'Crimson King' - Fell to ground level7. Populus alba - remove branch overhanging pond8. Salix caprea - remove fallen part of tree in pond to r…
- Extension of the approved customer car park to provide 23 additional parking spaces, comprising a revised car park layout, associated landscaping and infrastructure works
- Lawful Development Certificate for proposed alterations and conversion of integral garage to form additional living space
- Proposed solar array
- Non-material amendment on 26/00093/HOU to Increase the rear extension width by approximately 7.5 cms; Increase in width of dormer to maintain symmetry and allow attachment to existing dormer removing gap
- Mimosa - To reduce the crown spread and height by approx. 30%. Reason: To keep the tree small, in good health and easy to maintain into the future.
- T1; Sycamore - Coppice to 1m. Reason: Retain the tree for further years after large section has failed.
- T1; Oak - Reduce by approx. 30%; Deadwood to be removed and overall form of both tree to be retained. T2; Cherry - Reduce by approx. 30%; Deadwood to be removed and overall form of tree to be retained. Reason: To enable…
- Lawful Development Certificate for Proposed single storey rear extension
That is 12 of 683. A free account shows every one of them, filtered how you like.
- Collecting
- Neighbouring districts
Contains OS data (c) Crown copyright and database right 2025. Source: Office for National Statistics licensed under the Open Government Licence v.3.0. Open Government Licence v3.0.
Get Isle of Wight leads
A free account searches every council we cover and posts a letter for £1.45. £39 a month puts the applicants' names and addresses in front of you with 30 letters included, then £1.20 each.