Registry Radar

Official data source

Planning data monitoring

Applications, decisions and local constraints that can affect value, use and development.

SoonCoverage: EnglandPart of Property Watch

Planning Data

Local planning authorities & national planning data

Why monitor this register?

Planning records reveal what is being built, extended or changed near a property — often before it affects neighbours, investors or operators.

Registry Radar aggregates planning data so you receive Signals when applications are submitted, decided or when protected constraints apply near a watched address.

Monitoring

What Registry Radar watches for

These are the planning record changes that most often matter to our customers.

Nearby applications

New submissions and updates within your watch radius.

Decisions & appeals

Approvals, refusals and appeal outcomes.

Listed buildings & TPOs

Heritage and tree preservation constraints.

Article 4 & use classes

Direction changes that restrict permitted development.

Also detects: Applications, decisions, listed buildings, TPOs, Article 4

Signals

Example alerts you might receive

  • Important

    New planning application submitted

    A full application was lodged 63 metres from 24 Chester Road.

  • Change

    Decision issued

    Planning permission granted for extension at neighbouring plot.

  • Info

    Listed building constraint identified

    A listed building record intersects the watch area.

Who uses this source?

  • Property investors
  • Homeowners
  • Developers
  • Local businesses

Common questions

Which geography does planning coverage include?

Planning data on Registry Radar focuses on England, aligned with available open planning datasets. Coverage varies by local authority publication quality.

Can I filter out minor applications?

Signals are classified by severity. You can focus on important and critical planning changes while still seeing material neighbourhood activity.

Put Planning changes on your radar

Create a Watch, connect Planning Data to the registers that matter, and receive plain-English Signals when the public record changes.