How to comment on a planning application
How to make sure your comments count
Planning and Building Control
Apply for planning permission
When you need planning permission, and how to apply for it
View a planning application
Search, view and make a comment on a planning application
Having a say and reporting issues
Get involved before, during or after the planning application process, and how to report something that doesn't look right
How we consider your comments on planning applications
How your input can help us make planning decisions
Building Control
Apply for building regulation approval, view building control fees, request a site inspection and report a dangerous structure.
Get advice before you build or do home improvements
Find out about our planning advice service
The difference between planning permission and building regulations
You may need one, or both of these, for your building project
Planning services and fees
Everything we do in planning and how much it costs
Building Control services and fees
The services that we offer and how much they cost
Planning enforcement
Report a planning breach.
Planning policy and guidance
Planning guidance and parking standards.
Regional and national projects
View our past and present projects.
Local development plans
View the policies that make up our local development plan.
Local Land Charges
Search the Local Land Charges Register or make a highways extent search
Heritage and conservation areas
View conservation areas and listed buildings.
Tree preservation orders
Find out if a tree is protected and apply to carry out works on protected trees.
How to register and receive notifications on Public Access
Public Access terms of use
Public Access is our online system for planning, building control and licensing applications
Buckinghamshire Council Design Awards 2020
The Buckinghamshire Design Awards aims to showcase good quality design across the county and set expectations for the council’s Planning & Environment Service.
Demolish a building or structure
How to do it and who to speak to before you start