Planning history in M19
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Planning history in the M19 district
The M19 postcode district is served by one or more local planning authorities, each of which publishes every submitted application and its outcome as a public record. Approvals, refusals, withdrawals, listed-building consents, prior-approval notifications — all of it is public, and all of it is the strongest available signal for how a new scheme in M19 is likely to fare.
LandHunt pulls every M19 planning application into a single map view, updated daily, with an AI planning risk score per plot. Instead of reading through dozens of applications on the council portal, you see a colour-coded map of recent decisions and get a written approval-likelihood assessment for any plot you save.
How to search planning history in M19
Five steps from postcode to a scored, saved site.
Map M19
Draw a target area across the M19 district or pin a specific address to focus your planning search.
See every application
Every planning application in M19, updated daily, filtered by type, decision, date and applicant.
AI planning risk score
Claude reads recent M19 decisions and site constraints to write a per-plot risk score in seconds.
Overlay ownership + constraints
HM Land Registry ownership, INSPIRE parcels, Green Belt, conservation and flood zones on the same map.
Save + track
Save any M19 site to your pipeline. LandHunt watches for new applications on that plot and alerts you.
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Planning history in M19: common questions
How do I check planning history in M19?
Every planning application in the M19 district is a public record, published by the local planning authority covering that outcode. The council portal is one source; LandHunt normalises every English and Welsh council into a single searchable map so you can filter M19 applications by type, decision and date without hopping between portals.
Where can I find planning applications for a specific M19 postcode?
Enter the full postcode (M19 plus the two-character inward code) into your local planning authority's search, or use LandHunt to pin the exact location on a map and see every application within a chosen radius. Applications come with proposal descriptions, decisions, decision dates and supporting documents.
What's the planning approval rate in M19?
Approval rates vary by application type and council area, but nationally about 85-90% of residential planning applications are approved. In M19, look at recent decisions in the same category — householder, full residential, prior approval — for the most useful benchmark. LandHunt's AI planning risk score reads recent M19 decisions to indicate approval likelihood on a per-site basis.
How far back does M19 planning history go?
Most councils covering M19 publish planning applications from the early 2000s online, with older paper records available on request. LandHunt indexes 5-10+ years of M19 planning history by default, enough to spot local policy patterns and recent trends.
Can I get planning history for a specific M19 address?
Yes. Any address in M19 can be searched by full postcode, street name or map pin. LandHunt shows every application within a chosen radius of the address so you can spot both direct precedents on that plot and adjacent decisions that influence how the council thinks about similar proposals.
What types of planning applications appear in M19?
The main categories are: full householder applications (extensions, loft conversions, garages), full residential (new dwellings), prior approval / permitted development (Class MA, Class Q etc.), listed building consent (if the M19 district contains listed buildings), conservation area consent, advertisement consent, and outline planning. Commercial and change-of-use applications also feature in mixed-use districts.
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