Cheltenham Open Data Expands the Planning Applications Page
Recent planning applications for Cheltenham, now with a second table tracking recently decided applications alongside new submissions.
Cheltenham Open Data has expanded the planning applications page.
Pulling data from Cheltenham Borough Council’s PublicAccess portal, the page now shows two tables: recent applications submitted to the council, and a new table of recently decided applications — approvals, refusals and withdrawals — so you can follow both what’s proposed and how it’s resolved.
The page covers roughly the last 90 days of activity.
FAQs
What does the planning page show?
- Two tables: applications recently received by Cheltenham Borough Council, and applications recently decided. Both are sortable by date, location, postcode and status, and each row links through to the full record on the council’s portal.
How far back does it go?
- The page keeps roughly the last 90 days of activity, covering everything from tree works and householder extensions to larger housing and commercial schemes.
Where does the planning data come from?
- Directly from Cheltenham Borough Council’s PublicAccess planning portal, the council’s official planning system. It’s provided for general information — always check the portal for the definitive record.
How often is it updated?
- The list is refreshed daily as new applications are submitted and decisions are published.
What do the reference codes mean?
- A reference beginning with a two-digit year (for example 26/00415/FUL) shows the year of submission. FUL is a full application; OUT is an outline application, where only the principle of development is agreed and the detail is reserved for later.