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Planning appeals in Hartlepool

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

185

appeals on record since 2016

25%

of decided appeals allowed

19 wks

median receipt to decision

decisions in the last 12 months, 30% allowed

By appeal type

Householder59 decided

27% allowed

Minor62 decided

23% allowed

Major8 decided

88% allowed

Commercial7 decided

43% allowed

Enforcement38 decided

0% allowed

Other11 decided

36% allowed

By procedure

Written representations177 decided

22% allowed

Hearings5 decided

40% allowed

Inquiries3 decided

100% allowed

Latest decisions in Hartlepool

Allowed28 August 2026· householder6011212
58 Ryehill Gardens, Hartlepool, TS26 0JJ
Dismissed21 April 2026· householder6003791
43 Kildale Grove, Hartlepool, County Durham, TS25 2AG
a single storey open sided roof structure outbuilding supported by Douglas fir timber posts, to provide shelter for vehicles
Dismissed30 March 2026· ldc3356466
Low Throston House, Netherby Gate, Hart Lane, Hartlepool, TS26 0LF
without planning permission, the change of use of land to extend curtilage of 1No. dwelling approved under H/2021/0215 and erection of fence to enclose land into residential curtilage
Notice varied and upheld30 March 2026· enforcement3344250
Netherby Gate, Hart Lane, Hartlepool, TS26 0LF
Dismissed9 March 2026· householder6002479
Alvin House, 9 South End, Hartlepool, TS25 1DB
the erection of entrance porch and the erection of a fence (part retrospective)
Allowed30 January 2026· commercial3376057
Gladstone House, 46 Victoria Road, HARTLEPOOL, TS26 8DD
the display of 2no. signs to the front elevation at first floor level and 1no. sign to the side elevation at first floor level
Dismissed18 December 2025· other3357116
14 Albion Terrace, HARTLEPOOL, TS24 0QL
retrospective planning for the replacement of the front windows with timber framed, double glazed, double sliding sash units and replacement of the rear windows with white, uPVC framed, double glazed, double sliding sash windows. Additional works include th e installation of new render to the rear elevation of the property and the complete removal of the render to the front elevation with the intention to restore the original brick external finish to match the other dwellings on the terrace row
Allowed27 November 2025· major3368455
Land at Whelly Hill Farm, Worset Lane, Hartlepool, TS27 3BH
Erection of a Solar Electric Forecourt with ancillary commercial uses, and associated electrical infrastructure, a solar photo voltaic (PV) farm, energy storage, new access, car parking, landscaping and associated works
Dismissed4 November 2025· minor3367761
21 Northgate, Hartlepool, TS24 0JT
change of use from a former beauty salon into a one bedroom residential dwelling
Dismissed17 October 2025· minor3368059
Plot 3 Manor Park, Rear Of Milbank Close, Land At The Fens, Hart Village, TS27 3BT
Dismissed8 September 2025· minor3362254
Land north of the A179 and west of Tremaine Close, Hartlepool, TS27 3LE
erection of single storey dwelling with three car garage and access and drainage works
Dismissed21 July 2025· minor3360570
Plot 0 Worset Lane, Hartlepool, TS26 0LJ
proposed new build 4 bedroom dormer bungalow with driveway, parking and front/rear gardens
Allowed7 May 2025· minor3358229
117 York Road, Hartlepool, TS26 9DL
change of use from a shop into an LGBT+ bar / nightclub
Allowed18 March 2025· minor3353833
78 Grange Road, HARTLEPOOL, TS26 8JQ
Dismissed18 March 2025· householder3352563
54 Grange Road, HARTLEPOOL, Cleveland, TS26 8JF
replacement of existing black UPVC casement windows with new black PVCU sliding sashes to front bay window and new footpath and paved garden to front

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Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Figures are computed from decisions the Planning Inspectorate has published for this authority area and refresh with the record; decisions without a published letter or a recorded authority may be missing. This page is research, not advice — verify against the Inspectorate’s own record before relying on a decision. What is in the record.