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Plymouth planning and traffic notices for October 2026
Explore Plymouth's latest planning applications and temporary traffic restrictions for October 2026.
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4 November 2026

Planning Applications in Plymouth

Plymouth City Council has announced several planning applications affecting listed buildings and conservation areas. These applications are under the Town & Country Planning Act 1990 and related regulations. Key proposals include:

  • 186 - 190 Keyham Road: Construction of a single-storey building for painting and shot blasting (Use Class B2).
  • 22 Constantine Street: Replacement of combustible cladding with non-combustible alternatives.
  • Building N114, Devonport Dockyard: Removal of redundant infrastructure and survey works for future development.
  • 10 - 10A The Square: Installation of an EV charger beneath a private road.
  • 7 The Grove: Demolition of a garage and construction of extensions.
  • Plymstock Quarry, The Ride: Residential development of Phase 9 with 134 dwellings.

Representations must be submitted within 21 days from the notice date. Full details are available online at Plymouth City Council's planning portal.

Temporary Traffic Restrictions

Two significant temporary traffic orders have been issued by Plymouth City Council:

  1. Sussex Street Crane Works
    • Duration: From 2 November 2026 to 10 November 2026, between 8am and 6pm.
    • Restrictions: Through traffic, parking, waiting, loading, and unloading will be restricted to facilitate crane works.
    • Contact: Commhoist Limited at 07548759830.
  2. Gas Main Works on Various Roads
    • Duration: From 16 November 2026 to 1 March 2027, operating 24 hours daily.
    • Affected Areas: Edwards Drive, Edwards Close, Moulton Walk, Moulton Close, Sparke Close, Wolrige Avenue, Robyns Close, Wolrige Way.
    • Contact: Wales & West Utilities at 0800 912 2999.

These restrictions are necessary to ensure safety during essential infrastructure works. For further information or queries regarding these notices, residents can contact the respective companies or the Director for Growth at Plymouth City Council.

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