Local planning authority
London Borough of Wandsworth planning appeal evidence
Compare selected householder and planning-condition appeals across the latest five-year source window, then open a year or the underlying records.
National context: England’s planning policy and guidance
Planning policy field guide
What London Borough of Wandsworth says to check
Read local policy and guidance against the national requirements checklist, with direct links to official documents.
Five-year overview
Appeal evidence across the source window
The source covers 1 July 2021 to 30 June 2026. Each row compares allowed and dismissed householder or planning-condition appeals recorded in that calendar year. Other outcomes are shown separately.
- Householder or condition appeals
- 172
- Allowed
- 65
- Dismissed
- 102
- 202117 appeals · 5 allowed · 12 dismissedView year
- 202228 appeals · 11 allowed · 16 dismissed · 1 otherView year
- 202341 appeals · 10 allowed · 29 dismissed · 2 otherView year
- 202436 appeals · 15 allowed · 20 dismissed · 1 otherView year
- 202538 appeals · 17 allowed · 21 dismissedView year
- 202612 appeals · 7 allowed · 4 dismissed · 1 otherView year
The period total counts each appeal once when it is recorded as a householder appeal, one of the three planning-condition appeal types, or both. It is narrower than the total linked Planning Inspectorate casework used as the denominator in the evidence below.
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Appeal research
Compare appeal reasoning by issue
These local views use London Borough of Wandsworth’s published cross-year evidence snapshot. They are research results, not a complete list of refusal reasons or an estimate of appeal prospects.
111 decision familiesArea character and appearanceCompare the development facts, Inspector-stated issue and source-located reasoning in matched local appeal decisions.40 allowed · 71 dismissed · 1 other · Open evidence
33 decision familiesNeighbour living conditionsCompare the development facts, Inspector-stated issue and source-located reasoning in matched local appeal decisions.10 allowed · 23 dismissed · Open evidence
5 decision familiesPermitted development under the GPDOCompare the development facts, Inspector-stated issue and source-located reasoning in matched local appeal decisions.2 allowed · 3 dismissed · Open evidence
Planning Inspectorate casework
Householder and condition appeal evidence across five years
Across 1 July 2021 to 30 June 2026, this England-only rolling snapshot links 502 selected, decided Planning Inspectorate casework records to London Borough of Wandsworth. Of these, 172 unique records appear in the householder or precise planning-condition evidence below.
The linked-casework count is the denominator used below, not a count of planning applications. The source can include specialist casework as well as appeals.
4 records appears in both views; the two headline counts should not be added together.
Official Householder (HAS) casework
Householder appeals
These are records whose official casework type is exactly Householder (HAS). That type can include different decision contexts, so use the underlying record to check what was disputed in each case. These outcomes do not predict what will happen in another appeal.
148
householder appeal records
29.5% of the 502 linked records with a decision date in the five-year source window.
- Appeal allowed
- 55
- Appeal dismissed
- 90
- Other or unresolved
- 3
How to read householder decisions
Allowed means the Inspector allowed the appeal. Dismissed means the Inspector dismissed it. The label alone does not say whether the dispute was a refusal, an imposed condition or another matter; open the record for that context. The comparison rate uses these two clear outcomes only.
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- Appeal 6008103Appeal allowed
Householder developments · decided 26 Jun 2026
- Appeal 6008759Appeal allowed
Householder developments · decided 25 Jun 2026
- Appeal 6005627Appeal allowed
Householder developments · decided 24 Jun 2026
- Appeal 6005477Appeal dismissed
Householder developments · decided 22 Jun 2026
- Appeal 6006230Appeal dismissed
Householder developments · decided 12 Jun 2026
My case concerns a planning condition
Appeals involving planning conditions
Condition cases follow different routes. The figures below keep imposed conditions, variation or removal, and required details separate so unlike cases are not blended together.
28
precise condition appeal records
Condition imposed on a permission
The appeal concerns a condition attached when planning permission was granted.
- Records
- 1
- Allowed
- 1
- Dismissed
- 0
- Other
- 0
Local allowed rate: 100% (1 of 1 clear outcomes). England, same five-year window: 67.3% (402 of 597).
Small local sample; no above-or-below direction is assigned.
Browse these records →Variation or removal of a condition
The appeal concerns an application to vary or remove an existing condition.
- Records
- 26
- Allowed
- 11
- Dismissed
- 13
- Other
- 2
Local allowed rate: 45.8% (11 of 24 clear outcomes). England, same five-year window: 48.4% (955 of 1,974).
Browse these records →Details required by a condition
The appeal concerns approval of details required by an existing condition.
- Records
- 1
- Allowed
- 0
- Dismissed
- 1
- Other
- 0
Local allowed rate: 0% (0 of 1 clear outcomes). England, same five-year window: 42.4% (84 of 198).
Small local sample; no above-or-below direction is assigned.
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- Appeal 3377063Appeal dismissed
Change of use · decided 15 May 2026
- Appeal 3367016Appeal allowed
Other minor developments · decided 22 Sept 2025
- Appeal 3356536Appeal dismissed
Householder developments · decided 28 Apr 2025
- Appeal 3344986Appeal allowed
Minor Dwellings · decided 12 Dec 2024
- Appeal 3333121Split decision
Minor Dwellings · decided 14 Aug 2024
Background council statistics
Wider council planning workload
Official MHCLG figures for London Borough of Wandsworth, based on rolling 12-month returns ending 31 March 2026. This is general planning application context, separate from householder and condition appeals.
General planning applications
These figures describe the council’s general planning application workload. They do not measure householder or condition appeal outcomes.
- Validated applications receivedYear ending 31 March 2026
- 2,309
- 12.4% lower than year ending 31 March 2025
- Applications on handAt 1 January 2026
- 4,078
- Point-in-time count
- Planning decisions granting permissionYear ending 31 March 2026
- 90%
- Share of planning decisions issued
- Planning decisions made on timeYear ending 31 March 2026
- 89.5%
- Within statutory or agreed time
Validated applications received over time
The line connects 5 complete rolling 12-month totals. Each point is labelled by its year ending.
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| Year ending | Validated applications received |
|---|---|
| 31 March 2022 | 3,834 |
| 31 March 2023 | 3,140 |
| 31 March 2024 | 2,742 |
| 31 March 2025 | 2,636 |
| 31 March 2026 | 2,309 |
More from the latest annual return
- Applications withdrawn
- 123
- Major decisions
- 25
- Minor decisions
- 863
- Other decisions
- 1,174
Compared with authorities of the same type, London Borough of Wandsworth is in the upper quarter for application volume in the year ending 31 March 2026. The median among 32 authorities with complete returns was 1,496.
This compares raw volume, not population, staffing, complexity or service quality.
Authority details
Official identity
- Authority type
- London borough
- Region
- London
- Official identifier
- E09000032
Planning Data area point: Wandsworth LPA (51.451964, −0.186167). This is the published representative point for the authority boundary, not a town hall, camera position or appeal site.