Appeal Information and Help
This page explains how to find information on a specific appeal and where to look if you want a copy of a decision letter on an appeal that has already been decided.
Appeal Information
If you are interested in a case or cases in England for one of the following appeal types you can use our online search tool to find the case details.
- Access Restriction appeals (submitted after 7 July 2004)
- Enforcement Notice appeals, (submitted after 15 November 2004)
- Listed Building Enforcement Notice appeals, (submitted after 15 November 2004)
- Conservation Area Enforcement Notice appeals, (submitted after 15 November 2004)
- Crown Land Enforcement Notice appeals (submitted after 15 November 2004)
- Lawful Development Certificate appeals (submitted after 7 December 2005)
- Planning appeals, (submitted after 7 December 2005)
- Listed Building Consent appeals (submitted after 7 December 2005)
- Conservation Area Consent appeals (submitted after 7 December 2005)
Go to our online search tool
If you are interested in an appeal in Wales, or a different type of appeal or one that was submitted before the above dates then please contact our customer services team who will help you with your query.
Decision Letters
If you want a copy of a decision letter for one of the following appeal types in England you can view and download them online.
- Access Restriction appeals
- Enforcement Notice appeals,
- Listed Building Enforcement Notice appeals,
- Conservation Area Enforcement Notice appeals,
- Crown Land Enforcement Notice appeals
- Lawful Development Certificate appeals
- Planning appeals,
- Listed Building Consent appeals
- Conservation Area Consent appeals
Go to our online search tool to locate the appeal you are interested in.
If you are interested in an Access restriction notice appeal go to our Access appeals section
If you are interested in an appeal in Wales, or a different type of appeal or one that was submitted before the above dates then you can request a paper copy from our Decision Letter Library
Help
When using our online Search facility, if you know the reference number for the appeal, it is best to use the Case Ref field only. You only need to enter the last part of the reference for the case (excluding any WF or NWF suffix) - for example – 2000907.
