Planning leads in Dorset
711
applications in the last 90 days
Measured
456
approved
Measured
36
refused
Measured
59 days
typical time from validation to decision
Measured — median across the councils we cover
8 Jun 2026 24 Aug 2026
Every planning authority in Dorset
- Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole 479 in 90 days
- Dorset 232 in 90 days
Planning leads in Dorset by trade
- Builders and general contractors 224 in 90 days
- Extension specialists 129 in 90 days
- Architects and planning consultants 69 in 90 days
- Glaziers and window installers 51 in 90 days
- Landscapers and driveway contractors 51 in 90 days
- Loft and garage conversion specialists 33 in 90 days
Recent planning applications across Dorset
From the councils' own public registers, newest first. We never publish who applied or where they live.
- 1 x Monterey Pine (Pinus Radiata) - Large split hanging branch on western side of the tree, Remove hanging branch. Prune back to suitable pruning point. Remove an adjacent limb that is in contact and…
- T3 Birch (T10254). Prune to achieve 2m clearance
- Scots Pines – Dead – Fell
- Change of use from Class E convenience store to flexible Class E/Launderette (Sui Generis) and associated external shopfront works
- Lawful Development Certificate for existing use as a House in Multiple Occupation.
- Lawful Development Certificate for existing use as a House in Multiple Occupation.
- T11 - Sycamore (Acer pseudoplatanus). The tree grows from the neighbouring property just outside the Northern boundary of the site the wooden fence beneath, approximately 8m from Clarendon Court. Its…
- Variation of condition 2 (Approved Plans) of planning permission P/25/02147/FUL (Demolish existing property and erect a block of 13 flats with associated parking, access and landscaping) to enable ma…
- T1- Oak- Remove branch back to red line in attached photo. Work to be carried out to create 5.2m clearance over road and to clear telephone wires.
- T1- Bay- Fell to ground level.
- T1- Oak- Remove selected branches as shown in attached photo.
- Single storey rear extension which would extend beyond the rear wall of the original semi-detached dwelling house by 5.57 metres, for which the maximum height would be 2.95 metres and for which the h…
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