Applications

Appeals

There is a right of appeal to the Secretary of State against the Council’s refusal, or failure to deal with an application within the prescribed time.  Details of the latest Appeals Received and Decided are published below: 

• Appeals Received August 2008
• Appeals Decided August 2008
   
• Appeals Received July 2008
• Appeals Decided July 2008
   

 

How to Appeal

Appeals must be made to the Planning Inspectorate within 6 months of the date of the decision, or within 8 weeks in the case of advertisement appeals. 

The majority of appeals are decided through the written procedure, but the appellant and the local authority can request that their case by heard by an Inspector at a Hearing or a Public Inquiry. There is no third party right of appeal against the grant or refusal of permission.

• Making your planning appeal
• Making your enforcement appeal
• Applicants Rights and General Information

 

The Planning Appeals Chamber

The Council’s Planning Appeals Chamber, which is used for Informal Hearings and Public Inquiries, is located at  101 Orchardson Street NW8.

If you would like to attend a hearing or public inquiry as a member of the public, you need to report to the Porter’s Office upon arrival to get access to the Planning Appeals Chamber. The building is fully accessible for people with disabilities.

The building is approximately 10 minutes walk from Edgware Road (Bakerloo) Underground Station and Marylebone Station, and is well served by buses. For more information about how to get to the building, please download the document below:

• Visiting the Planning Appeals Chamber