Map Tool
See every planning application near a site in the UK plotted on the map, colour-coded by status, with full details and decision dates. Open the map to search your area now.
See every planning application near a site plotted directly on the map, colour-coded by status, with full details, decision dates and a link back to the source record.
Every application in view is plotted and colour-coded — Granted, Refused, Pending or Withdrawn — so you can scan an area at a glance.
Use the date range slider to reveal older applications, from the last few months back to several years, for the area shown on the map.
Click any application to see its reference, authority, address, proposal, application type, decision and dates, with a link to the full record on the source site.
A homeowner is checking precedent before submitting a similar extension application:
| Source | planit.org.uk, which aggregates planning application registers from local authorities across the UK. |
| Coverage | The majority of UK local planning authorities, though completeness and update frequency can vary by council. |
| Status categories | Applications are normalised into Granted, Refused, Pending and Withdrawn for consistent colour-coding on the map. |
| Refresh | Applications shown reflect the live planit.org.uk register at the time you search — no caching delay for the visible map area. |
Planning application history is most useful alongside the AI Planning Co-Pilot, the Land Insights Pane, the Planning Constraints Map and Site Reports.
Read our guide: How to Find Planning Applications Near a Property.
Applications are sourced live from planit.org.uk, which aggregates planning application data from local authorities across the UK.
Use the date range slider to look further back in time — the further you slide, the older the applications revealed on the map.
Applications are grouped into Granted, Refused, Pending and Withdrawn, each colour-coded on the map so you can scan an area at a glance.
Reference numbers, authority, address, proposal description, application and development type, decision and dates, plus a link to view the full record on the source site.
Yes — navigate the map to the site, and applications within the visible map area are shown as clickable points.
Yes, searching and viewing planning applications on the map is free.
Yes — search or navigate to the address, and any past or current applications covering that site or nearby will appear on the map within the visible area.
Coverage depends on planit.org.uk's aggregation of local authority planning registers, which spans the majority of UK councils, though registration completeness can vary by authority.
Yes — the AI Planning Co-Pilot reads nearby planning applications found for a site as part of its development assessment, referencing relevant precedent decisions.