City of Edinburgh planning applications

PlanPulse tracks planning applications submitted to City of Edinburgh in City of Edinburgh. We read the council’s planning portal and normalise it into a single, consistent dashboard — so you can search, monitor and act on applications without checking the portal by hand.

Recent applications in City of Edinburgh

PlanPulse has indexed 8 planning applications for City of Edinburgh. Here is a sample of the most recent.

• 3 Newmills Road Balerno EH14 5AG

  26/0436/TPO

  Awaiting AssessmentSubmitted 9 Jun 2026

• 23 George Square Southside Edinburgh EH8 9LD

  26/0571/TCO

  Awaiting AssessmentSubmitted 17 Jul 2026

• Treeworks Drumsheugh Gardens New Town Edinburgh

  26/0553/TCO

  Awaiting AssessmentSubmitted 13 Jul 2026

• St Mary's Cathedral 23 Palmerston Place New Town Edinburgh EH12 5AW

  26/0562/TPO

  Awaiting AssessmentSubmitted 15 Jul 2026

• 8 Ettrick Road Merchiston Edinburgh EH10 5BJ

  26/0030/TCO

  Not make a Tree Preservation OrderSubmitted 26 Jan 2026

• GF 17 Cluny Gardens Morningside Edinburgh EH10 6BH

  26/0201/TCO

  Not make a Tree Preservation OrderSubmitted 20 Mar 2026

• 15 Johnsburn Road Johnsburn Balerno EH14 7DY

  26/0274/TCO

  Not make a Tree Preservation OrderSubmitted 15 Apr 2026

• 40 Colinton Road Edinburgh EH10 5BT

  26/0420/TPO

  Awaiting AssessmentSubmitted 5 Jun 2026

What you can do

• Search City of Edinburgh planning applications by address, postcode or reference number.
• Save and track the applications that matter to you across City of Edinburgh.
• Get an email alert the moment a tracked application changes status or a decision is issued.
• View applications on a map and manage planning deadlines in your calendar.

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PlanPulse is independent and not affiliated with City of Edinburgh. Planning data is provided for information only — always verify important details directly with the local planning authority.