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Kensington and Chelsea

Find planning applications in Kensington and Chelsea, Greater London. Updated daily from the local council planning portal.

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Planning Applications in Kensington and Chelsea — FAQs

How do I find planning applications in Kensington and Chelsea?

Enter your postcode in Kensington and Chelsea on Planning Alerts to see all nearby planning applications. We update data daily from the local council planning portal.

How many planning applications are there in Kensington and Chelsea?

Kensington and Chelsea currently has planning applications tracked on Planning Alerts. New applications are added daily as they are submitted to the local council.

Can I object to a planning application in Kensington and Chelsea?

Yes. Planning Alerts links directly to each application on the council's planning portal where you can submit comments or objections. You must submit your comments before the consultation period closes, typically 21 days after validation.

How do I get alerts for planning applications near me in Kensington and Chelsea?

Sign up for free on Planning Alerts and add your address in Kensington and Chelsea to your watchlist. You'll receive email alerts when new planning applications are submitted within your chosen radius — from 50 metres to 1 kilometre.

What types of planning applications are common in Kensington and Chelsea?

Common planning applications in Kensington and Chelsea include householder applications (extensions, loft conversions, outbuildings), full planning applications (new builds, change of use), and prior approval applications. All applications are public records that anyone can view and comment on.