High Peak planning applications

PlanPulse tracks planning applications submitted to High Peak in Derbyshire. 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.

Planning applications tracked in High Peak

• Smithfold Barn, Chapel Road, Hayfield, Derbyshire, SK22 2JF

  HPK/2026/0331

  Use of existing annex as holiday accommodation and/or ancillary living accommodation

  Awaiting ValidationSubmitted 20 Aug 2026

• 17, Mereside Gardens, Whaley Bridge, Derbyshire, SK23 7SB

  HPK/2026/0322

  Installation of air source heat pump to rear of property

  Statutory consultation periodSubmitted 13 Aug 2026

• LAND REAR OF 58 TO 86, Woolley Bridge, Hadfield, Glossop, Derbyshire

  DOC/2026/0064

  Discharge of Condition 23 (Part 1c) in relation to HPK/2020/0117

  Statutory consultation periodSubmitted 12 Aug 2026

• 27, Netherfield Road, Chapel-En-Le-Frith, Derbyshire, SK23 0PN

  HPK/2026/0311

  Certificate of Lawfulness for a proposed Hip to Gable Extension and Rear Dormer

  Under assessment by case officerSubmitted 5 Aug 2026

• Higher Green Meadow, Dolly Lane, Buxworth, Derbyshire, SK23 7QJ

  HPK/2026/0264

  Roofing over feed yard as an extension of existing agricultural buildings

  Under assessment by case officerSubmitted 30 Jun 2026

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