Local Planning Authority

Cheshire West and Chester Council
Planning Coverage

295 tracked records match the stored authority code. This is a source-labelled subset, not a complete official register. Last source check is unknown. The recorded status may be out of date; check the responsible authority's published record.

295
Applications tracked
Direct (Idox)
Data source
16 September 2026
Last recorded source attempt
Error — freshness unknown
Source check status
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Avg. decision time
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Appeal success rate

Official planning-policy context

Local-plan context for Cheshire West and Chester Council

Local plans guide an authority's planning policy. They are not planning applications, do not change application totals, and do not create alerts.

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Source: Planning Data, published by the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government. Crown copyright and database right 2026. Coverage may be incomplete.

Local planning snapshot

Planning activity in Cheshire West and Chester Council

Planning Alerts has 295 tracked records from the council planning portal matching this authority code. These figures describe stored records, not complete council activity. Source dates and status may differ from the current official register.

Tracked record matches
295
First tracked in the last 7 days
0
Recorded public end dates within 7 days
0

Stored record preview

Tracked record preview

The newest application records currently returned for Cheshire West and Chester Council. These are public planning records, not a record of personal alert deliveries.

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26/02865/CATAwaiting decisionSource: Idox

Churton Lodge Chester Road Churton by Aldford Chester CH3 6LA

One yew tree at the entrance to the property which has tried to grow underneath more mature trees. The yew is leaning has a dead top and soon will grow in to the sycamore and cause possible damage. Fell to ground level.

Recorded planning application

26/02864/CATAwaiting decisionSource: Idox

32A Curzon Park North Chester CH4 8AR

Tree by the garage - Remove branches that extend over the garage, reducing the overhanging growth and allowing adequate clearance from the garage and roof. The tree itself is to be retained. Dead/defective branches. Remove dead branches and other clearly defective or unsafe branches from the relevant trees where necessary. Four Conifers - Reduce the height of four conifers from approximately 5m to approximately 3m, retaining their overall form and allowing them to remain as established garden trees. Two self-seeded cherry trees - Remove, both growing approximately 1m from the boundary. Medium-sized Conifer - approximately 4m high removed. Silver birch trees - Crown management.

Recorded planning application

26/02857/TPOAwaiting decisionSource: Idox

10 Perry Close Whitby Ellesmere Port CH65 6AB

Oak tree - 1st crown lifted to remove small epicormic growth and the two lowest branches. One branch has interfered with the roof of a neighboring structure. The second is hanging low over the lawn. By removing these, the canopy will be raised without impacting on the aesthetics or overall shape. 2nd crown reduction via thinning by approx. 20%, this can be achieved by selecting appropriate pruning points that will allow the tree to branch naturally going forward and reducing the likelihood of excessive secondary growth. Also providing a smaller and less dense canopy.

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Frequently Asked Questions — Cheshire West and Chester Council Planning Applications

How do I find planning applications in Cheshire West and Chester Council?

Use Planning Alerts to search the public planning application records currently listed for Cheshire West and Chester Council. Where an application has a source link, use it to check the authority's current published record and consultation details.

How do I comment on a planning application in Cheshire West and Chester Council?

Where a source link is available, use it to review the planning authority's current published application record, commenting process and deadline. Planning Alerts does not accept comments or make planning decisions.

Can I get email alerts for new planning applications in Cheshire West and Chester Council?

You can set up a postcode-radius alert for available covered records. This is not a whole-authority watchlist. Source checks, available coverage and alert eligibility vary; delivery timing is not guaranteed.

How often is Cheshire West and Chester Council planning data updated?

This page shows stored records, a dated source-attempt timestamp where known, and recorded source status. A success does not guarantee current status; errors or old checks mean freshness is uncertain.

Does Planning Alerts publish Cheshire West and Chester Council weekly lists?

Planning Alerts is an independent planning-search service, not Cheshire West and Chester Council. Use the source link on an application where available to check that authority's current published record, consultation details and any weekly-list publication.

Data Sources & Attribution

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