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Planning appeals in Fenland

Every appeal the Planning Inspectorate has decided in Fenland since 2016, refreshed nightly. Type a topic into the free search to read how Inspectors have reasoned here.

448

appeals on record since 2016

28%

of decided appeals allowed

24 wks

median receipt to decision

decisions in the last 12 months, 38% allowed

By appeal type

Householder46 decided

41% allowed

Minor339 decided

25% allowed

Major21 decided

38% allowed

Commercial3 decided

0% allowed

Enforcement33 decided

15% allowed

Other4 decided

75% allowed

Not classified2 decided

100% allowed

By procedure

Written representations412 decided

25% allowed

Hearings29 decided

48% allowed

Inquiries7 decided

43% allowed

Latest decisions in Fenland

Dismissed7 September 2026· minor6010682
Land North East Of 7 Redmoor Lane, Wisbech, PE14 0RN
Allowed24 August 2026· householder6008374
71 Upwell Road, March, Cambridgeshire, PE15 9EB
Dismissed5 August 2026· minor6009510
Land West Of 78-88 Station Road, Manea, MARCH, PE15 0HG
erect up to 8 x dwellings
Dismissed3 August 2026· minor6007884
101 norfolk street, wisbech, PE13 2LD
change of use of ground floor from salon to 1 residential flat
Allowed26 June 20266007236
26 Turf Fen Lane, Doddington, March, PE150TB
the construction of 1 x 6 bedroom dwelling east of 26 Turf Fen Lane in the existing garden land. The dwelling will be a self-build dwelling and the construction and appearance will be in keeping with 26 Turf Fen Lane to ensure within keeping with the wider scene. The proposed location is currently garden land and access is proposed from May Meadows which is a privately owned access road that feeds from Turf Fen Lane, Doddington
Allowed11 June 20266005065
Tydd St Giles Golf and Leisure Centre, Kirkgate, Tydd St Giles, PE13 5NZ
48 x leisure holiday homes, erection of a bird hide, and formation of new lakes
Allowed11 June 2026· minor6005037
Land North West of 630 Oilmills Road, Pondersbridge, PE26 2TR
the erection of one dwelling and access
Dismissed1 June 2026· major6001949
Land South of 28-29 Juniper Close, Doddington, PE15 0WQ
Dismissed1 June 2026· major6004359
Land West Of Hermitage Gardens Accessed From Benwick Road, Doddington, PE15 0WL
outline application for up to 37 dwellings and associated works including necessary sustainable drainage and open space
Dismissed19 May 2026· minor6002078
Land To The South Of The Spinney Horsemoor Road Wimblington Cambridgeshire, Wimblington, PE15 0UB
change of use of land for the use siting of 2x mobile homes, install a water treatment plant and erect 1 x utility/day room and a 1.5m high post and rail boundary fence (part-retrospective)
Dismissed12 May 2026· minor6004767
Land South of Swan Cottage, Benwick Road, Accessed from Dykemoor Drove, Doddington, Cambridgeshire, PE15 0TY
erect a hay store, stable, 1.5m high weld mesh fence, concrete apron (retrospective) and 1.2m high post and rail, 1.2m slatted boundary fences
Dismissed1 May 2026· householder6005335
81 Wisbech Road, March, Cambridgeshire, PE15 8EH
described in the application form as a “First Floor Domestic Extension
Dismissed30 April 2026· minor6004847
Blackgates, Rummers Lane, Wisbech St Mary, Cambridgeshire, PE13 4UD
to convert existing barn to 1 x self-build/custom dwelling involving the demolition of existing shed and removal of steel container
Dismissed7 April 2026· minor6001785
Land South of the Quadrant, Primrose Hill, Doddington, Cambs, PE15 0SU
construction of new 2 storey commercial building, parking and 2m high fencing
Unknown30 March 2026· enforcement3334235
Land at 10 Redmoor Lane, Wisbech, Cambridgeshire, PE14 0RN

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