Planning Appeals
Appeal a Planning Decision
Appeals can be made for a number of reasons, but most are made because we have refused planning permission.
Appeals must be made within six months of the date of the notice of decision, or within 12 weeks if the appeal is against a refusal of a householder application.
Only the person who has applied for planning permission (the applicant) has a legal right to appeal a planning decision. There is no third party right of appeal in England.
The applicant can appeal planning decision if:
- No decision has been reached on the application within the statutory eight week (or 13 week) period;
- The application is refused; or
- The applicant does not agree with one or more of the conditions on an approval.
Planning Appeal - Land east of Junction 11 of the M40, (OS Parcel 5616 South West of Huscote Farm and East Of, Daventry Road), Banbury. Planning Ref: 23/03428/OUT - PINs Ref: APP/C3105/W/24/3352512
Location: Land east of Junction 11 of the M40, (OS Parcel 5616 South West of Huscote Farm and East Of, Daventry Road), Banbury.
Proposal: Outline planning application for the construction of up to 140,000 sqm of employment floorspace (use class B8) with ancillary offices and facilities and servicing and infrastructure including new site accesses. Internal roads and footpaths, landscaping including earthworks to create development platforms and bunds, drainage features and other associated works including demolition of the existing farmhouse