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Newcastle Upon Tyne City Council

Planning appeal decisions, 2016–2026

Householder appeals

30.7% of Householder appeals allowed

Across all years in the archive (2016–2026)

Allowed: 27Dismissed: 61Split decision: 4
Allowed 27 Dismissed 61 Split decisions 4

27 allowed and 61 dismissed (88 decided), plus 4 split decisions. That is 4.8 percentage points below the national average of 35.5%.

Only 11 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 Split decisions, withdrawn, invalid and undetermined appeals are left out.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.

Householder appeals allowed, year by year

Householder appeals allowed by year, Newcastle Upon Tyne City Council2018: 28.6% allowed (14 decided); 2020: 33.3% allowed (12 decided). Years with fewer than 10 decisions are not charted.0%25%50%75%100%2016: only 6 decided appeals, too few to chart2016n=62017: only 7 decided appeals, too few to chart2017n=72018: 28.6% allowed (14 decided)2018n=142019: only 9 decided appeals, too few to chart2019n=92020: 33.3% allowed (12 decided)2020n=122021: only 7 decided appeals, too few to chart2021n=72022: only 8 decided appeals, too few to chart2022n=82023: only 8 decided appeals, too few to chart2023n=82024: only 4 decided appeals, too few to chart2024n=42025: only 7 decided appeals, too few to chart2025n=72026: only 6 decided appeals, too few to chart2026n=6National Householder average by year29%29%33%33%
Newcastle Upon Tyne City Council National average

Dashed outlines mark years with fewer than 10 decided appeals, too few to chart. 2016 starts in April and 2026 runs to 28 August.

Latest Householder decisions

2026-07-24 Two-storey side extension with front porch and lean-to canopy roof Split Decision 2026-07-17 For a ‘Proposed first floor side extension to form Granny Bedsitting room and render to all elevations Allowed 2026-07-08 Demolition of existing outbuilding, side extension to existing dwelling and insertion of 2no dormer windows into existing roof slope. ’ Decision Dismissed 2026-06-08 For the erection of two dormer extensions and insertion of window to ground floor east elevation and extend existing dormer to west elevation Dismissed 2026-06-03 Erection of a rendered blockwork boundary wall to front, finished with coping, and rendered piers (max height 2m) and installation of two metal slidi… Dismissed 2026-04-21 Front dormer windows (two in number, replacing two velux skylights) Dismissed 2026-03-30 Erection of porch extension, first floor extension to create an additional storey, and 1.2m boundary wall to front and alterations to elevations (fro… Dismissed 2025-12-18 Combined Appeal Allowed 2025-11-18 Removal of existing front boundary wall, due to structural failings, and erection of new fence in its place, replicating footprint of original wall. … Dismissed 2025-11-14 Proposed development is for the erection of dormer extension and insertion of window to ground floor east elevation and extend existing dormer window… 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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