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Isle of Wight Council planning applications
We hold 1,881 applications from this authority, the most recent submitted 22 Oct 2026.
Applications held1,881912 of them building work
Granted88%of the 393 decisions we hold
Newest22 Oct 2026most recent submission
Last 30 days95new applications reached us
What we hold
- Records from
- 14 Jan 2020 to 22 Oct 2026
- Authority type
- English Unitary Authority
- The council itself
- www.iow.gov.uk/
The work that comes up here
Most recent
- 6 Debourne Manor Drive Cowes Isle Of Wight PO31 8ESPendingT1; Sycamore - encroaching over and becoming dominant towards the neighboring property garden to the south west. Remove the first 3 limbs to the south over the garden and balance the shape of the tree. T2; Sycamore - encroaching over and becoming dominant towards the neighboring property garden to the south west. Remove the first limb and the first secondary limb from the limb above it to the south over the garden and balance the shape of the tree. T3; Sycamore - encroaching over and becoming dominant towards the neighboring property garden to the south west. Remove the first 2 limbs to the south over the garden and balance the shape of the tree and give more space to the pine tree underneath. Reason: Works are sound amenity management.Submitted 22 Oct 2026 · Isle of Wight/26/01472/TW
- Appley Manor Hotel Appley Road Ryde Isle Of Wight PO33 1PHPendingT1; number tag: 0369 - Hornbeam. Poor form tree with a thin crown. Deadwood over the entrance driveway-Remove and replant with a better amenity tree. T2; Number tag 0371 - Hornbeam. Decaying limb @3m height to the south overhanging the footpath and street light. Remove the limb Reason: Safety. T3; Number tag 0398 - Beech. Remove for safety. Reason: Tree is declining in the upper crown and is infected within the lower trunk and root plate with Brittle cinder fungus (Kretzschmaria deusta) a severe decaying fungi. Although appearing healthy the tree can fail and break at the base due to the fungal decay. T4; Number tag: 0397 - English Oak. Reduce (pollard) the crown down to healthy growth positions at approximately 8m in height, to remove both weight, windage and leverage on the tree structure and heavily extended crown limbs Reason: Tree is declining in the upper crown and has old fruiting bodies of a bracket fungi infection, presumed to be Ganoderma resinaceum, within 40% of the trunk base which will start to hollow the trunk. Tree is otherwise healthy and reacting to the fungal decay by producing reaction trunk growth. A potential hazard tree if not maintained..Works are for safety.Submitted 22 Oct 2026 · Isle of Wight/26/01473/TW
- Flat 1 Westmont House 82 Carisbrooke Road Newport Isle Of Wight PO30 1BYPendingT1 and T; 2x Silver Birch(Betula Pendular. Reduce overall canopies approximately 1.5M -2M (As per attached pictures) and crown lift to 2.5M over public footpath. Reason: To reduce encroachment and conform with highways regulations.Submitted 22 Oct 2026 · Isle of Wight/26/01471/TW
- 19 Foreland Road Bembridge Isle Of Wight PO35 5XNPendingYew tree - Remove Reason: tree is leaning to one sideSubmitted 22 Oct 2026 · Isle of Wight/26/01469/TW
- The Old Rectory 1 Watergate Road Newport Isle Of Wight PO30 1XNPendingT1; Beech - Fell to ground level. Reason: Due to decay.Submitted 21 Oct 2026 · Isle of Wight/26/01466/TW
- 44 Solent View Road Gurnard Cowes Isle Of Wight PO31 8JZPendingCoastal slope - north of the main garden, Various trees / management to form a future wooded garden. Selectively thin out the wooded slope area to the west of the path way down to the beach, prioritizing on the removal of non native tree species (bay, holm oak etc.) Remove other trees of poor form, such as goat willow, to benefit and give space to trees that can be allowed to mature. If/as needed give the retained trees a first formative prune (starting to make good from the 'topping' re-growth that had previously been carried out). To the east of the path, remove the bay and larger willow suppressing fruit trees.Submitted 21 Oct 2026 · Isle of Wight/26/01463/TW
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Neighbouring authorities
- Gosport Borough Council
- Fareham Borough Council
- Portsmouth City Council
- New Forest District Council
- Southampton City Council
- Eastleigh Borough Council
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