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Croydon Planning Consultants
Croydon in South London includes Croydon town, Purley, and South Norwood. Known for its commercial hub, Victorian architecture, and suburban communities, around 25.3% of the borough is Green Belt, shaping development at the edges. Planning focuses on urban intensification, conversions, and residential growth.
In the last year Croydon decided 1,582 applications which is well above the national average of 988. The approval rate was 75% (slightly below the national average of 88%) and 60% of applications were decided on time, (on par with the national average of 59%). Stats updated March 2026 from gov. sources. See how Croydon performs relative to other LPAs in our LPA hub.
"We love helping clients win Planning Permission in Croydon"
Green Belt Approvals in Croydon
25.3% of Croydon is within the Green Belt and proposals in these areas can be subject to very high levels of scrutiny.
Development within the Green Belt surrounding London is highly sensitive and politically contentious. The Croydon Green Belt contains open land, parkland, and woodland buffers between suburban areas, particularly around Selsdon and Kenley which are under development pressure.
In our experience, one of the top reasons poorly conceived Green Belt proposals are refused is causing 'harm to openness'. We can lower the risk of refusal with site-specific guidance. Contact us here.
You can also check whether your land is within the Green Belt using our interactive Green Belt map.
Planning Applications in Croydon
In addition to acting as Planing Conultants we are ARB registered architects with 25+ years of experience. We provide a full range of planning services, including:
- Full Planning Applications
- Householder Planning Applications
- Listed Building Consent
- Conservation Area Consent
- Lawful Development Certificates
- Validation Requirements
Contextual Planning Support in Croydon
Thoughtful, well-considered design is often the key to securing Planning Permission, particularly on sites where others struggle to find a way forward. Let’s discuss your project.
Croydon in South London includes Croydon town, Purley, and South Norwood. Known for its commercial hub, Victorian architecture, and suburban communities, around 25.3% of the borough is Green Belt, shaping development at the edges. Planning focuses on urban intensification, conversions, and residential growth.
In the last year Croydon decided 1,582 applications which is well above the national average of 988. The approval rate was 75% (slightly below the national average of 88%) and 60% of applications were decided on time, (on par with the national average of 59%). Stats updated March 2026 from gov. sources. See how Croydon performs relative to other LPAs in our LPA hub.
"We love helping clients win Planning Permission in Croydon"
Green Belt Approvals in Croydon
25.3% of Croydon is within the Green Belt and proposals in these areas can be subject to very high levels of scrutiny.
Development within the Green Belt surrounding London is highly sensitive and politically contentious. The Croydon Green Belt contains open land, parkland, and woodland buffers between suburban areas, particularly around Selsdon and Kenley which are under development pressure.
In our experience, one of the top reasons poorly conceived Green Belt proposals are refused is causing 'harm to openness'. We can lower the risk of refusal with site-specific guidance. Contact us here.
You can also check whether your land is within the Green Belt using our interactive Green Belt map.
Planning Applications in Croydon
In addition to acting as Planing Conultants we are ARB registered architects with 25+ years of experience. We provide a full range of planning services, including:
- Full Planning Applications
- Householder Planning Applications
- Listed Building Consent
- Conservation Area Consent
- Lawful Development Certificates
- Validation Requirements
Contextual Planning Support in Croydon
Thoughtful, well-considered design is often the key to securing Planning Permission, particularly on sites where others struggle to find a way forward. Let’s discuss your project.