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Local planning applications near Shanklin

Planning applications are sourced from Isle of Wight Council. Always verify directly with the council before taking action.

PlanningIsle of Wight Council Planning

T1; Oak - Crown lift and trim back extending lower limbs to a clearance height of approx. 5m - Also remove any dead g...

Exciting news from Ninham Farm Lane in Shanklin! The Isle of Wight Council has approved some essential tree work, including a crown lift for a grand old oak and the removal of ash stools showing signs of disease. Plus, a large willow that could pose a risk to a nearby barn will be taken down. Our local trees are getting some much-needed TLC!

24 March 2026

PlanningIsle of Wight Council Planning

T1 Multi-stem Sycamore (Acer pseudoplatanus); Lower branches and a limb growing over to the garden are to be removed ...

Good news for neighbours on Priory Road in Shanklin! Plans are in motion to tidy up some trees at 4 Priory Mews, ensuring gardens can enjoy a bit more space and sunlight. It's all about keeping our lovely Shanklin looking its best!

23 March 2026

PlanningIsle of Wight Council Planning

Proposed single storey side and rear extensions

Exciting news from Green Lane in Shanklin! A householder application has been registered for extensions at number 16, bringing a touch of development to our central ward. We'll be keeping an eye on this local planning matter!

18 March 2026

PlanningIsle of Wight Council Planning

Use of holiday chalet as residential dwelling and retention of timber chalet to use for storage use for main dwelling.

Well hello there, Shanklin! Planning news from Corydon Maythorne Way this week, as a holiday chalet is looking to become a permanent home. Plus, a handy timber chalet is set to be kept for storage for the main house.

17 March 2026

PlanningIsle of Wight Council Planning

T1 Ash: remove at ground level. The tree is suffering from ash dieback, poor health and overhanging neighbouring prop...

Good news for Orchard Road residents! The council's planning department has registered some important tree work for a property on your street. It looks like some trees are having a bit of a tough time and need a helping hand to keep our lovely Shanklin looking its best.

16 March 2026