Planning appeals

Page updated on: 31/08/2023

Appeals in Wales are dealt with by Planning Environment and Decisions Wales (PEDW) in Cardiff.

Applicants have a statutory right of appeal against the refusal of planning permission, the conditions attached to a permission which are considered to be unreasonable, or if the Council has failed to make a decision within the statutory 8 week period and no extension to the time period has been agreed. Also, any person on whom an Enforcement Notice has been served can appeal. There is no right of appeal for third parties in Wales.

Search for a planning appeal

Appeal a planning decision

When and how you can appeal or comment on a planning decision

Appeal a planning decision

Planning appeals guidance

Explains when you can make an appeal on a planning, listed building or conservation area decision

Planning appeals guidance

Appeal a planning enforcement notice

When and how you can appeal or comment on an enforcement notice

Appeal a planning enforcement notice

Enforcement appeals guidance

The process and roles of each party in enforcement, listed building enforcement and lawful development planning appeals

Enforcement appeals guidance

Engaging with Planning and Environment Decisions Wales

Details of the planning appeals process and when and how you can get involved

Engaging with PEDW

Appeals guidance

Guidance on the roles and responsibilities of each party in the appeals or called-in application process

Appeals guidance

Map of planning applications

Planning applications from 2007 are available to view on a map.

Map of planning applications

Contact Us

Planning and Environment Decisions Wales (PEDW) manages casework relating to the development and use of land in the public interest, including planning and enforcement appeals

Planning and Environment Decisions Wales
Crown Buildings, Cathays Park
Cardiff
CF10 3NQ

PEDW.Casework@gov.wales

0300 0604400