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Ipswich Borough Council

Planning appeal decisions, 2016–2026

Householder appeals

23.3% of Householder appeals allowed

Across all years in the archive (2016–2026)

Allowed: 7Dismissed: 23Split decision: 1
Allowed 7 Dismissed 23 Split decision 1

7 allowed and 23 dismissed (30 decided), plus 1 split decision. That is 12.2 percentage points below the national average of 35.5%.

Only 3 Householder decisions in the last 12 months (we need 20 for a recent figure), so this covers all years.

Small sample: with this few decisions the percentage can swing a lot from one year to the next.

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 Split decisions, withdrawn, invalid and undetermined appeals are left out.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

2026-07-17 For the retention of an installation of an air conditioning unit on the eastern side elevation Allowed 2026-04-27 Installation of external air-conditioning unit Allowed 2026-03-03 Erection of carport and timber entrance gates Dismissed 2025-03-14 PVC windows Dismissed 2025-03-05 Retention of boundary wall to the front garden Dismissed 2024-11-15 Cladding to the front of the dwellinghouse Allowed 2024-09-25 Replacement and re-location of existing 2m high boundary fence 0.8m towards adjacent highway Dismissed 2024-03-12 Removal of hipped roof and replacement with gabled pitch roof with rear box dormer including Juliet balcony and front rooflights, and erection of sin… Dismissed 2023-09-14 Erection of a single storey side extension and alterations Dismissed 2023-09-14 To get consent for a dropped kerb so that vehicles can park in designated parking space at the back of the house 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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