Newton Longville planning approval rate
Newton Longville ward in Buckinghamshire has a 76.9% approval rate based on 39 planning decisions. Buckinghamshire overall: 85.4%.
Last updated: September 2026
76.9%
ward approval rate
39
Decisions
30
Approved
9
Refused
85.4%
Buckinghamshire average
Newton Longville is 8.5 percentage points below the Buckinghamshire average, placing it among the stricter wards in Buckinghamshire. Checking what gets approved nearby before applying is particularly important here.
How Newton Longville compares
Newton Longville ward
76.9%
Buckinghamshire overall
85.4%
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Recent decisions in Newton Longville
Change of use of room known as Office 3 from ancillary residential use as a home · Fri 04 Sep 2026
Demolition of 4no timber domestic storage outbuildings and replace with 1no stee · Fri 04 Sep 2026
9no. dwellings including vehicular and pedestrian access, drainage, landscaping · Thu 03 Sep 2026
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Other wards in Buckinghamshire
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Ridgeway West (80.5%)
Chiltern Villages (85.9%)
Ridgeway East (79.5%)
Princes Risborough (81.8%)
Hazlemere (90.1%)
Former Beaconsfield (90.4%)
Penn, Tylers Green and Loudwater (89.0%)
Former Chalfont St Giles (87.4%)
Former Gerrards Cross (86.3%)