Planning Lists

The latest planning list is available now here. March passed quickly, with relatively few new applications submitted but a steady stream of decisions issued. While not extensive in volume, the level of activity remained consistent. Planning activity across the Canford Cliffs ward was relatively light in terms of new submissions, but this was offset by a notable number of Biodiversity Net Gain (BNG) statements accompanying proposals, reflecting the … Read More

The latest planning list is available to download here. February saw a varied pattern of planning activity in the Canford Cliffs ward, with a mixture of newly registered applications, decisions on earlier proposals and several amendments to previously approved schemes. The cases considered ranged from modest householder works to more substantial proposals affecting sites within or close to Conservation Areas, offering a useful indication of how planning policy … Read More

The first planning list for 2026 is available now here. January was a decision-heavy month for planning activity in the Canford Cliffs ward, with a large number of determinations issued on applications submitted in previous months and comparatively few new applications coming forward. The range of decisions covered both modest householder proposals and more significant schemes within Conservation Areas, providing a useful snapshot of how policy is currently … Read More

The latest planning list is available here. December has been a relatively busy month for planning activity in the Canford Cliffs ward, with a broad mix of new applications, variations and decisions coming forward ahead of the year end. While many proposals were modest and uncontentious, a number raised procedural or design concerns that required closer scrutiny by BPCCRA. Several applications this month highlighted recurring issues around the … Read More

The latest planning list is available here. November has been a slow but steady month for planning activity, with a small number of new applications submitted and several decisions issued. Most proposals were modest and uncontentious, though two applications required formal objections from BPCCRA. These were the redevelopment proposals at 13–15 Lindsay Road, which raise concerns over design quality, materials and the site’s location within the Conservation Area, … Read More