Planning record

Barnet, 2014–2026

Of the 22 applications determined, 18 succeeded. Two tree-works applications are listed without a published outcome.

Reference	Year	Type	Site	Outcome
26/2840/HSE	2026	Householder planning	Property 9	Approved with conditions
24/3980/191	2024	Lawful development certificate	Property 8	Certificate granted
TCP/0648/22	2022	Tree works	Property 6	Not published
22/4948/CON	2022	Discharge of conditions	Property 6	Approved
TCF/0788/20	2020	Tree works	Property 6	Not published
20/5588/CON	2020	Discharge of conditions	Property 6	Approved
20/0244/HSE	2020	Householder planning	Property 7	Approved with conditions
19/5898/HSE	2019	Householder planning	Property 7	Approved with conditions
19/5888/192	2019	Lawful development certificate	Property 7	Certificate granted
19/5880/192	2019	Lawful development certificate	Property 7	Certificate granted
19/5868/192	2019	Lawful development certificate	Property 7	Closed
19/5296/HSE	2019	Householder planning	Property 6	Approved with conditions
18/1488/S73	2018	Variation of condition	Property 5	Approved with conditions
17/5012/FUL	2017	Full planning	Property 5	Approved with conditions
17/3877/192	2017	Lawful development certificate	Property 5	Withdrawn
17/3410/192	2017	Lawful development certificate	Property 5	Certificate granted
16/1832/HSE	2016	Householder planning	Property 4	Approved with conditions
16/1074/192	2016	Lawful development certificate	Property 4	Certificate refused
16/0962/192	2016	Lawful development certificate	Property 4	Certificate refused
15/06664/192	2015	Lawful development certificate	Property 3	Certificate granted
F/05641/14	2014	Planning	Property 1	Approved with conditions
F/05600/14	2014	Planning	Property 2	Approved with conditions
F/03775/14	2014	Planning	Property 2	Permitted development confirmed
F/03364/14	2014	Planning	Property 1	Permitted development confirmed

Addresses are withheld. Our clients’ homes are their business, and a list of them is not what this page is for. The references are the public record and anyone can search them.

What the refusals show

Two certificates were refused and one withdrawn. We have left them in, because what happened next is the part worth reading.

Property 4, 2016

Two lawful development certificates were refused — the council did not accept that a rear extension and a loft conversion fell within permitted development. Rather than appeal, we submitted a householder planning application for the same works. It was approved with conditions that year.

Property 5, 2017–2018

A certificate for a single-storey rear extension was withdrawn once it became clear it would not be granted. A full planning application covering a larger scheme — front extension, garage conversion, part single part two-storey rear extension — was approved instead, and a variation of condition approved the following year to add a pitched roof.

Permitted development is cheaper and faster when it works. When it does not, the question is how quickly you recognise it and what you do instead. Both of these were resolved inside the same year.

We wrote about why we publish this at all in October’s news piece.

What this page is not

• It is Barnet only. We work across Greater London, the Home Counties and the Comunidad Valenciana. Other boroughs hold their own registers.
• It starts in 2014. Applications we submitted before councils published online go back considerably further and are not searchable this way.
• Not every entry is a planning permission. Lawful development certificates, condition discharges, variations and tree works are all separate kinds of application, labelled as such above.