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East Staffordshire Borough Council

Planning appeal decisions, 2016–2026

Householder appeals

45.0% of Householder appeals allowed

Across all years in the archive (2016–2026)

Allowed: 18Dismissed: 22
Allowed 18 Dismissed 22

18 allowed and 22 dismissed (40 decided). That is 9.5 percentage points above the national average of 35.5%.

Only 6 Householder decisions in the last 12 months (we need 20 for a recent figure), so this covers all years.

Allowed ÷ (allowed + dismissed). Split decisions, withdrawn, invalid and undetermined appeals are left out. Based on completed records in the Appeal Scout archive, which runs a little behind today's date because decisions are added after publication.

Latest Householder decisions

2026-08-28 Proposed single storey side extension at ground floor level Allowed 2026-08-17 For the raising of the ridge height of the existing roof, erection of a two storey rear extension (principal elevation), single storey front infill e… Dismissed 2026-07-30 Described on the planning application form as a ‘Rear extension in ground floor for disabled person Allowed 2026-04-16 Two storey extension to rear of house, and single storey extension to side Dismissed 2026-03-27 Proposed Extensions and Alterations Allowed 2025-10-03 For the retention of an outbuilding at the rear garden Dismissed 2025-07-30 Combined Appeal Dismissed 2025-07-30 Combined Appeal Dismissed 2025-06-09 Two-storey rear extension, infill front porch extension and formation on new window openings Allowed 2025-06-02 Raising of ridge height to facilitate loft conversion and erection of a two-storey front, side and rear extension with balcony Dismissed

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These statistics describe past appeal decisions. They are not legal advice and do not predict the outcome of any appeal.
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