All data points presented are pulled from the UK Government Planning Data platform. The database covers:
Planning Applications
Applications for planning permission submitted to local authorities.
Listed Buildings
Buildings of national importance and special historic interest.
Conservation Areas
Areas of special architectural or historic interest, the character or appearance of which it is desirable to preserve or enhance.
Green Belt
Designated areas of open land around cities and towns protected from urban sprawl.
Flood Risk Zones
Areas identified as being at risk of flooding from rivers or the sea.
Tree Preservation Orders
Orders protecting specific trees, groups of trees, or woodlands in the interest of amenity.
Article 4 Directions
Orders made by the local planning authority to remove permitted development rights on a site in order to protect it.
Brownfield Sites
Land that has been previously developed and may be suitable for redevelopment.
Scheduled Monuments
Nationally important archaeological sites or historic buildings given legal protection.
Sites of Special Scientific Interest
Protected areas representing the country's best wildlife and geological sites.
Ancient Woodland
An area that has been wooded continuously since at least 1600 AD.
Heritage at Risk
Historic sites and buildings assessed as being at risk of neglect, decay, or inappropriate change.
Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty
Land protected by law to conserve and enhance its natural beauty.
Local Plan Boundaries
The boundaries covered by local council development plans.
Developer Agreements
Section 106 agreements made between developers and the local planning authority.
Community Infrastructure Levy
Schedules of charges levied by local authorities on new developments.
Infrastructure Funding Statements
Reports detailing income and expenditure relating to developer contributions.
Design Code Areas
Areas subject to specific local design codes and aesthetic requirements.
