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Exeter planning applications impact on local areas
Explore Exeter's latest planning applications affecting listed buildings and local plans.
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7 August 2026

Overview of Planning Applications in Exeter

Exeter City Council has announced several new planning applications that could significantly impact the local area. These proposals are available for public viewing on the council's website, where residents can submit objections, comments, or support within 24 days of the notice.

Development Affecting Listed Buildings and Conservation Areas

  • The White House, St David's Station: A proposal for the demolition of the Permanent Way Inspectors Office, known as the White House. This application is noted under reference 25/0553/FUL and affects a conservation area.
  • 29 West Grove Road, Newtown & St Leonard's: Plans include a rear extension and associated works such as replacement windows and doors, refurbishment to PVCU rear cladding, and lowering of the rear chimney. This is also within a conservation area under reference 25/1222/FUL.

Departure from the Adopted Local Plan

  • Land Off Newcourt Road, Topsham: A re-consultation has been issued for an increased number of dwellings. The proposal includes a residential development of 27 dwellings with 35% designated as affordable housing. Access will be from Newcourt Road with associated works. This application is referenced as 24/1425/FUL.

Public Participation

Residents who wish to view these applications or make representations can do so via the Exeter City Council's planning website or by contacting the assigned Case Officer directly.

Potential Impacts

These developments could have various impacts on the community: - Cultural and Historical Impact: The demolition of structures like the White House may affect the historical character of St David's Station. - Community and Housing: The proposed residential development in Topsham aims to address housing needs but may raise concerns about infrastructure and environmental effects. - Local Environment: Changes in conservation areas could alter the aesthetic and environmental quality of these regions.

For further details on these applications, visit Exeter City Council's Planning Portal.

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