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Plymouth planning applications and developments overview
Explore recent planning applications in Plymouth including Colin Campbell House and listed buildings.
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7 August 2026

Recent Planning Applications in Plymouth

In Plymouth, several significant planning applications have been submitted, reflecting ongoing development and conservation efforts within the city. These include proposals for Colin Campbell House and various listed buildings.

Colin Campbell House Development

The Department for Transport has proposed an Order under the Town and Country Planning Act 1990 to authorise the stopping up of an irregular shaped area of Colin Campbell Court’s car park. This area lies to the west of Colin Campbell House in Plymouth. The stopping up is intended to facilitate development, contingent upon planning permission from Plymouth City Council.

Interested parties can inspect the draft Order and relevant plans at Plymouth Central Library from 19 June 2026 for 28 days. Objections must be submitted by 17 July 2026 to the Secretary of State, with personal data potentially shared with applicants unless otherwise stated.

Listed Buildings and Conservation Areas

Multiple planning applications have been submitted concerning listed buildings and conservation areas across Plymouth:

  • Bowling Green: Extension of temporary use to 31 January 2029.
  • The Dolphin Inn: Similar extension of temporary use.
  • 13 Alfred Street: Garage reconfiguration with new roof terrace and external alterations.
  • Civic Centre Car Park: Amendments to drainage details.
  • Civic Centre, Armada Way: Intrusive investigations on concrete frames and cladding panels.
  • 6 Hotham Place: Replacement of rear roof covering.
  • 1 - 13 Cremyll View: Installation of photovoltaic panels.
  • 2 Archer Terrace: Change of use to a small HMO (Class C4).

These applications are accessible online via Plymouth City Council's planning portal, with representations required within 21 days of advertisement.

Impact and Community Involvement

These developments highlight ongoing urban growth and heritage preservation in Plymouth. Residents are encouraged to review these proposals and participate in the consultation process if they have concerns or support for the projects.

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