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Dropped kerb planning applications in the UK: weekly leads feed

123 planning applications mentioning dropped kerb across UK councils in the last 28 days. Get them weekly as a spreadsheet with site postcode district, proposal and status. Matched on keywords in the proposal text, e.g. dropped kerb. Expect a few false positives; check each application before you contact anyone.

Updated 31 Oct 2026 · Source: PlanIt · Pay per result on Apify

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applications, last 28 days
123
most common type (sample)
Full
undecided in latest 100
86%
councils in sample
58

Who uses this

Groundworkers

See new dropped kerb proposals in your area each week, with the site postcode district and status.

Driveway contractors

See new dropped kerb proposals in your area each week, with the site postcode district and status.

Latest dropped kerb applications

12 most recent planning applications mentioning dropped kerb across UK councils, 28 days to 31 Oct 2026
ReferenceAreaProposalTypeStatusReceived
PA26/06027TR11Proposed new rear extension, internal alterations, replacement roof with solar panels, and a boarded storage area to be created. Existing garage to be demoli…FullUndecided28 Oct 2026
26/504007/FULLME15Extension to the existing vehicular access and dropped kerb.FullUndecided28 Oct 2026
26/01169/FULLCM11New cladding to garage at front, side and rear; Extend existing side extension; Increase height of existing front drive wall; Reduce grass to front drive and…FullUndecided28 Oct 2026
26/01631/VAATD8Vehicular Access Application to drop kerbUndecided28 Oct 2026
26/503873/FULLME14Erection of a single storey front and rear extensions including new dropped kerb with off-street parking.FullUndecided28 Oct 2026
PA/2026/0966GU47Proposed dropped kerb to provide vehicular access across amenity land, with associated formation of hardstanding to front of property to provide parking.FullUndecided27 Oct 2026
26/02626/CONDITSL6Details required by Condition 15 (Biodiversity gain plan) of planning permission 25/01013/FULL for 1no. three bedroom detached dwelling, replacement garage t…ConditionsUndecided27 Oct 2026
26/05771/FULS6Demolition of a garage and additional hard standing to form extended parking and vehicle access; alterations to form dropped kerb and additional exit onto th…FullUndecided27 Oct 2026
26/01708/FULGL52Installation of dropped kerb.Full27 Oct 2026
2025/1203/Cond1RH6Details pursuant to Condition 4 (site access junction), 6(details of the proposed gates and fencing ) and 7 (surface water drainage scheme) of planning permi…ConditionsUndecided27 Oct 2026
01930/26BL1WIDENING OF DRIVEWAY TO PROVIDE ADDITIONAL PARKING ACCESS WITH DROPPED KERBFullUndecided26 Oct 2026
26/01610/VAATD1Vehicular access application to drop kerbUndecided26 Oct 2026

Showing 12 of 123. The full feed returns every application with all fields. Area is the postcode district; applicant names are left out on purpose.

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What you get

Each row in the full feed has these fields:

reference
Council application reference
authority
Planning authority (council)
address
Site address as published by the council
postcode
Site postcode
description
Proposal text
appType
Application type, e.g. Full, Householder
appSize
Small, Medium or Large
status
Decision status, e.g. Undecided, Permitted
receivedDate
Date received
decidedDate
Decision date, if decided
lat / lng
Site coordinates
sourceUrl
Link to the council record
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      "search": "\"dropped kerb\"",
      "recentDays": 7
    }
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Council portal or weekly feed?

FeatureCouncil portal (free)Rowsift feed on Apify
CostFreePay per result
Councils at onceOne portal at a timeAny council in the feed
FormatWeb pages, varies by councilSame columns every time (CSV/JSON/Excel)
Keeping upRe-search each weekSchedule weekly runs
Filtering by tradeManual readingKeyword-filtered

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What it costs

At $12 per 1,000 results, a month of dropped kerb leads applications (about 132 rows) costs about $1.58. Price set by Apify, checked 31 Oct 2026; Apify's own platform usage may apply.

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Breakdown of the latest 100

By council

  • Buckinghamshire8 (8%)
  • Leeds7 (7%)
  • Havering4 (4%)
  • Gravesham4 (4%)
  • Epsom and Ewell3 (3%)
  • Wiltshire3 (3%)

By application type

  • Full63 (63%)
  • Outline17 (17%)
  • Conditions10 (10%)
  • Unknown8 (8%)
  • Amendment2 (2%)

By status

  • Undecided86 (86%)
  • Permitted6 (6%)
  • Unknown5 (5%)
  • Withdrawn2 (2%)
  • Conditions1 (1%)

Contacting homeowners

Planning data shows the site address and postcode district only, with no applicant names. Any outreach must follow UK GDPR and PECR. Read the ICO guidance on direct marketing first.

Questions about this feed

How often is this dropped kerb planning data updated?

Weekly. This page was last refreshed on 31 Oct 2026. The feed on Apify is live: each run pulls the latest records from PlanIt, so you can schedule it weekly or daily.

Who uses a dropped kerb planning feed?

Groundworkers and driveway contractors. Applications show where work is being proposed, often weeks before it starts.

Can I get only certain kinds of application?

Yes. Add a keyword such as solar, extension or HMO, a size (Small, Medium or Large), a decision status, or a postcode and radius in km to the actor input.

What fields do I get?

Reference, council, address and postcode, proposal, application type and size, status, received, validated and decided dates, coordinates and a link to the council record. The sample on this page shows only the postcode district.

Where does the data come from?

From PlanIt, which collects applications from UK council planning registers. Always check the council record before acting on an application.

How much does it cost?

$12 per 1,000 results ($0.012 each) plus $0.003 per run, as listed on the Apify actor page (checked 31 Oct 2026). Apify's free plan includes monthly credit, so a small test run costs nothing.

Why do a few applications not match the trade?

Matching is on keywords in the proposal text, so a few false positives get through. Check each application before you contact anyone.

Other trades

Solar panel

469 applications · last 28 days · updated 31 Oct 2026

Loft conversion

409 applications · last 28 days · updated 31 Oct 2026

HMO

205 applications · last 28 days · updated 31 Oct 2026

Heat pump

254 applications · last 28 days · updated 31 Oct 2026

EV charger

130 applications · last 28 days · updated 31 Oct 2026

Top councils for dropped kerb

Leeds

454 applications · last 28 days · updated 31 Oct 2026

Sheffield

177 applications · last 28 days · updated 31 Oct 2026

Cornwall

630 applications · last 28 days · updated 31 Oct 2026

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Planning data via PlanIt (planit.org.uk), which collects it from UK local planning authority registers. Follow each reference to the council record for full, authoritative details.

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