Planning permission in Old Oak and Park Royal Development Corporation

We don't yet have enough recent decisions in Old Oak and Park Royal Development Corporation to show a reliable approval rate. The figures below cover all application types on record.

Across all application types, 93.4% of 318 applications decided since May 2023 were approved. Based on Old Oak and Park Royal Development Corporation's public planning register. Data last updated: 28 May 2026.

636Total applications
318Decided
93.4%Approval rate (of decided)
297 Approved+21 Refused+25 Withdrawn+47 Pending+246 Outcome not determined=636 Total
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Decision Level
368Delegated
9Committee
By Development Category

All applications on record, not only the last 12 months.

CategoryDecidedApprovedRefusedApproval rate
Discharging planning conditions 132 131 1
99.2%
Full planning applications 71 60 11
84.5%
Advertisement Consent 36 34 2
94.4%
Minor amendment to an approved scheme (S96a) 34 32 2
94.1%
Other* 45 40 5 mixed types

* Other combines smaller categories: HS2 approval request (15), Changing a planning condition (S73) (5), Tree works in a conservation area (5), Prior Notification for Miscellaneous development (Part 18) (4), Prior approval office to residential (3), Removal / works to Tree Preservation Order (3), Reserved matters (detail after outline approval) (2), Prior approval (permitted development) (1), Other (1), Outline Planning (1).

Quarterly Trend

The most recent three years. Earlier decisions are included in the totals above but not in this chart.

QuarterDecidedApprovedApproval rate
Q3 2023 12 12 sample too small
Q4 2023 21 19
90.5%
Q1 2024 25 24
96.0%
Q2 2024 15 15 sample too small
Q3 2024 29 28
96.6%
Q4 2024 27 25
92.6%
Q1 2025 29 29
100.0%
Q2 2025 23 20
87.0%
Q3 2025 32 31
96.9%
Q4 2025 38 34
89.5%
Q1 2026 29 25
86.2%
Q2 2026 21 19
90.5%
By Ward

All wards, across all years.

Among wards with at least 20 decided applications, approval rates range from 90.2% in North Acton to 100.0% in College Park and Old Oak, a gap of 9.8 percentage points.

WardDecidedApprovedRefusedApproval rate
North Acton 41 37 4
90.2%
College Park and Old Oak 33 33 0
100.0%
Stonebridge 12 11 1 sample too small
College Park and Old Oak, Harlesden & Kensal Green 1 0 1 sample too small
North Acton, College Park and Old Oak 1 1 0 sample too small
Frequently asked questions
What is the planning approval rate in Old Oak and Park Royal Development Corporation?
Across all application types, 93.4% of 318 applications decided in Old Oak and Park Royal Development Corporation since May 2023 were approved.
Do I need planning permission in Old Oak and Park Royal Development Corporation?
It depends on the project and the property. Many home projects fall under permitted development rights, but constraints such as conservation areas, listed buildings and Article 4 directions change what needs permission at a specific address. See our guides to permitted development rights and Article 4 directions.
Do I need a planning consultant in Old Oak and Park Royal Development Corporation?
Many home projects do not need one. A straightforward extension on an unconstrained property is often handled directly with the council, or with an architect or agent preparing the drawings. A consultant is more likely to earn their fee where the site is constrained, the council has refused similar schemes, or an appeal is in prospect. Understanding your property's constraints and the council's recent decisions first makes any conversation with a professional a better-informed one.
Planning guides

Not sure what you can build without planning permission? See our guides to permitted development rights, Article 4 directions and planning costs.

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