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North East Derbyshire planning statistics

Householder applications decided in the year to June 2026, compared with the rest of England.

Within 8 weeks, no extension

65.2%

140th of 297

2.5 points faster than England

Granted

93.2%

130th of 297

2.7 points higher than England

Extension of time

33.0%

164th of 297

0.7 points higher than England

Decisions (12 months)

279

North East Derbyshire decided 279 householder applications in the year to June 2026, granting 93.2%.

65.2% were decided within 8 weeks with no extension, against 62.7% across England (140th of 297 for speed).

A further 33.0% were decided under an extension of time agreed with the applicant.

That is up from 60.8% a year earlier.

Of 10 householder appeals decided in the same period, 20.0% were allowed.

How quickly decisions are made

North East Derbyshire against England, share of householder decisions each quarter

  • Within 8 weeks, no extension
  • Extension of time
  • England, within 8 weeks
Source: MHCLG PS2, OGL v3. Chart: buildwiz.uk
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QuarterWithin 8 weeks, no extensionExtension of timeEngland, within 8 weeks
2008 Q192.4%0.0%89.5%
2008 Q293.9%0.0%89.4%
2008 Q387.9%0.0%89.7%
2008 Q493.6%0.0%90.3%
2009 Q185.1%0.0%90.3%
2009 Q281.1%0.0%91.7%
2009 Q388.6%0.0%91.4%
2009 Q487.7%0.0%91.0%
2010 Q170.8%0.0%88.8%
2010 Q280.9%0.0%89.8%
2010 Q364.7%0.0%88.4%
2010 Q463.0%0.0%87.7%
2011 Q177.2%0.0%86.4%
2011 Q289.2%0.0%85.9%
2011 Q389.2%0.0%84.9%
2011 Q481.3%0.0%84.9%
2012 Q169.0%0.0%83.7%
2012 Q264.6%0.0%84.2%
2012 Q374.5%0.0%82.9%
2012 Q468.2%0.0%85.2%
2013 Q180.7%0.0%85.7%
2013 Q291.1%0.0%86.3%
2013 Q395.7%0.0%85.3%
2013 Q493.7%0.0%86.3%
2014 Q190.2%0.0%85.4%
2014 Q290.1%0.0%84.9%
2014 Q368.2%24.7%82.5%
2014 Q464.8%25.0%82.1%
2015 Q179.3%16.3%80.4%
2015 Q273.0%21.3%80.6%
2015 Q369.9%28.2%79.2%
2015 Q483.7%16.3%80.0%
2016 Q174.4%20.7%78.3%
2016 Q284.2%10.9%79.8%
2016 Q383.8%15.0%77.7%
2016 Q490.4%8.5%78.0%
2017 Q184.7%15.3%77.3%
2017 Q287.1%12.9%78.5%
2017 Q391.7%6.3%76.1%
2017 Q491.9%7.0%77.1%
2018 Q194.6%4.3%73.7%
2018 Q283.6%14.5%74.0%
2018 Q389.8%8.2%72.7%
2018 Q488.0%11.0%72.7%
2019 Q184.1%13.6%69.9%
2019 Q294.9%5.1%72.1%
2019 Q382.8%13.1%69.6%
2019 Q486.9%6.6%71.5%
2020 Q183.3%16.7%68.4%
2020 Q250.0%45.8%63.9%
2020 Q355.5%42.7%63.8%
2020 Q477.4%21.8%65.3%
2021 Q172.6%27.4%59.4%
2021 Q233.9%61.4%58.4%
2021 Q317.4%76.1%53.1%
2021 Q456.9%36.2%53.0%
2022 Q162.1%33.3%51.6%
2022 Q278.1%18.1%56.0%
2022 Q371.8%23.6%53.3%
2022 Q468.2%29.5%54.1%
2023 Q160.7%32.1%53.5%
2023 Q273.5%22.5%58.5%
2023 Q364.2%33.3%59.0%
2023 Q458.2%32.8%59.8%
2024 Q160.0%33.8%58.8%
2024 Q263.2%31.0%64.4%
2024 Q355.7%36.1%64.2%
2024 Q471.4%28.6%65.6%
2025 Q152.2%43.5%62.1%
2025 Q264.6%31.3%65.0%
2025 Q368.2%28.8%62.5%
2025 Q470.0%28.6%64.7%
2026 Q144.4%54.2%60.6%
2026 Q278.9%19.7%62.7%

Share of applications granted

North East Derbyshire against England

  • North East Derbyshire
  • England
Source: MHCLG PS2, OGL v3. Chart: buildwiz.uk
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QuarterNorth East DerbyshireEngland
2008 Q191.6%85.1%
2008 Q287.7%86.1%
2008 Q394.3%86.3%
2008 Q490.8%85.3%
2009 Q192.5%85.9%
2009 Q288.4%86.8%
2009 Q392.4%87.4%
2009 Q494.5%86.9%
2010 Q191.7%87.0%
2010 Q294.5%88.0%
2010 Q392.2%87.7%
2010 Q491.3%87.5%
2011 Q187.0%87.9%
2011 Q289.2%88.5%
2011 Q390.3%88.3%
2011 Q490.0%88.3%
2012 Q193.0%88.2%
2012 Q291.7%89.2%
2012 Q393.9%89.0%
2012 Q494.1%88.9%
2013 Q190.9%89.8%
2013 Q290.1%90.6%
2013 Q398.9%90.3%
2013 Q495.2%89.6%
2014 Q190.2%89.8%
2014 Q295.6%90.5%
2014 Q394.1%90.0%
2014 Q494.3%89.2%
2015 Q193.5%89.3%
2015 Q293.3%90.2%
2015 Q391.3%90.0%
2015 Q493.0%89.2%
2016 Q196.3%90.0%
2016 Q292.1%90.3%
2016 Q396.3%90.2%
2016 Q491.5%89.7%
2017 Q191.8%89.9%
2017 Q296.6%90.5%
2017 Q395.8%90.0%
2017 Q493.0%90.1%
2018 Q195.7%90.5%
2018 Q294.5%91.0%
2018 Q396.9%91.2%
2018 Q497.0%90.5%
2019 Q195.5%90.3%
2019 Q291.8%91.0%
2019 Q398.0%90.6%
2019 Q498.4%89.8%
2020 Q190.5%89.9%
2020 Q297.2%90.2%
2020 Q394.5%90.6%
2020 Q497.6%90.3%
2021 Q193.8%90.9%
2021 Q295.3%91.2%
2021 Q391.0%91.0%
2021 Q495.7%90.1%
2022 Q195.4%90.0%
2022 Q294.3%90.4%
2022 Q393.6%89.8%
2022 Q489.8%89.4%
2023 Q192.9%89.3%
2023 Q297.1%89.2%
2023 Q393.8%88.6%
2023 Q494.0%88.2%
2024 Q190.8%88.2%
2024 Q296.6%89.1%
2024 Q389.7%89.4%
2024 Q485.7%88.6%
2025 Q188.4%89.3%
2025 Q293.8%90.4%
2025 Q392.4%90.1%
2025 Q494.3%90.1%
2026 Q191.7%90.6%
2026 Q294.4%91.0%

How long decisions took

Householder decisions over the last 12 months

  • Within 8 weeks65.2%
  • 8 to 13 weeks1.4%
  • 13 to 26 weeks0.4%
  • Over 26 weeks0.0%
  • Extension of time agreed33.0%
Source: MHCLG PS2, OGL v3. Chart: buildwiz.uk
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Time takenDecisions
Within 8 weeks182
8 to 13 weeks4
13 to 26 weeks1
Over 26 weeks0
Extension of time agreed92

Appeals

Decided
10
Allowed
20.0%
Median wait
11 weeks

Householder appeals to the Planning Inspectorate decided in the same 12 months. England: 34.4% allowed.

Local constraints

  • North East Derbyshire has published 33 conservation areas.
  • North East Derbyshire has not published Article 4 data to the national planning data platform.

Both can remove permitted development rights. Not every council has published its data yet, so check with the council before relying on permitted development.

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