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LPA Profile
What we hold on a single planning authority: appeal behaviour, what they refuse on, which policies they cite, and how current their local plan is. For the national league table and 47-year statistical history, see Council Performance.
Councils with data on file
Charnwood
(3929)
Leeds
(3678)
Dorset
(3579)
Buckinghamshire
(3492)
Bromley
(3100)
Barnet
(2921)
Durham
(2838)
Winchester
(2559)
BCP
(2511)
Croydon
(2494)
Bath
(2469)
Ealing
(2419)
Westminster
(2278)
Cotswold
(2200)
Bradford
(2185)
Dudley
(2170)
Islington
(2163)
Brent
(2153)
Newcastle upon Tyne
(2124)
Cornwall
(2084)
Chelmsford
(2081)
Carmarthenshire
(2023)
Lambeth
(2022)
Bexley
(2013)
On the numbers. The refusal rate, officers and agents here are computed from the applications PlanningCore has collected for this authority — for most councils that is a recent sample rather than the full register, and the date range above tells you which. The appeal overturn rate comes from Planning Inspectorate decisions and covers a much longer period. Use the national statistics page for complete, official volumes.
About this tool: LPA Profile
Deep-dive authority analysis — approval rates by type, refusal reason clustering, appeal overturn rates, average decision times, and strictness rankings.
When to use it
Use to understand how your LPA behaves. Every council has different tendencies — some are design-focused, some are policy-strict, some are more pragmatic.
Policy and guidance it draws on
MHCLG planning statistics, appeal decision analysis
Part of Authority Intelligence
Use these tools to understand how your Local Planning Authority behaves — what they approve, what they refuse, how often appeals succeed, and what strategy gives you the best chance. This is behavioural intelligence, not just policy research.
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