Exeter City Council planning updates October 2025

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Exeter City Council planning applications October 2025

Explore Exeter's latest planning applications including changes to listed buildings and new residential developments.

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7 August 2026

Overview of Planning Applications in Exeter

Exeter City Council has released a series of planning applications affecting various parts of the city. These proposals include changes to listed buildings and developments within conservation areas. Residents can view these applications on the Exeter City Council planning website and submit their representations within 24 days of this notice.

Key Applications

The Courtyard, 48 New North Road, Duryard & St James: A retrospective application for changing the use from office (Class E) to six flats for house in multiple occupation use (Class C4). Reference: 25/1241/FUL.
6 St Michaels Close, Alphington: Proposal for the demolition of an existing bungalow and garage, with plans to replace them with a two-bedroom bungalow featuring an integral garage. Reference: 25/1284/FUL.
16 York Road, Duryard & St James: Change of use from commercial (Class E) to two residential apartments (Class C3), including the creation of a lightwell and bike store. Reference: 25/1252/FUL.
33 South Grange, Clyst Heath, St Loyes: Installation of an electric vehicle charging point in the front garden. Reference: 25/1304/FUL.
33 White Street, Topsham: Proposed replacement glazing and internal alterations. Reference: 25/1421/FUL.

Listed Building Applications

The Flat, 58 Fore Street, Topsham: Replacement of a non-opening single pane window with a double-glazed casement window. Reference: 25/1408/LBC.
38 Belmont Road, Newtown & St Leonards: Installation of central heating and boiler flue. Reference: 25/1002/LBC.

Planning and Advertisement Applications

Land at Redhills, Exwick Lane, Exwick: Variation of condition regarding pedestrian improvement schemes for a residential development. Reference: 25/1350/VOC.
Unit 3-4, Haven Banks, Water Lane, St Davids: Proposal to extend opening hours for a ten-pin bowling centre. Reference: 25/1419/VOC.

Public Participation

Residents who wish to object or support these applications are encouraged to submit their comments via the council's website or by contacting the assigned Case Officer directly.

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