14 Holmsley Lane Woodlesford Leeds LS26 8RN

1. 2 Jul 2026

   Received by Leeds

2. 20 Jul 2026

   Added to PlanIndex

3. 24 Aug 2026

   Decision issued: Withdrawn

The applicant withdrew this application before Leeds decided it, and is free to submit a revised scheme at any time. More in our guide to what happens after a planning decision.

The published feed does not state which type of application this is; the register entry on Leeds's portal will say. Our guide explains the common types.

• 24 Holmsley Lane Woodlesford Leeds LS26 8RN

  26/03517/CLP Submitted 22 Jun 2026 16m away

  Certificate of Proposed Lawful Development for an extension to the gable, dormer window to the rear and rooflights to the front

  Granted Lawful development Extension Loft or dormer +1 3 docs

• 4 Holmsley Lane Woodlesford Leeds LS26 8RN

  25/07062/FU Submitted 2 Dec 2025 93m away

  First floor front extension over existing single storey; associated alterations to windows to front

  Refused Full applications Extension Windows or glazing 7 docs
  Small domestic

• 11 Coniston Way Woodlesford Leeds LS26 8RR

  26/01890/FU Submitted 5 May 2026 132m away

  Single-storey rear extension

  Granted Full applications Extension 7 docs
  Small domestic

• Lane House Oulton Lane Woodlesford Leeds LS26 8NL

  25/06553/CLP Submitted 18 Nov 2025 132m away

  Certificate of Proposed Lawful Development for removal of external staircase to rear; alterations to windows and doors; and alteration to walling and roofing materials

  Refused Lawful development Windows or glazing 1 doc

• 24 Oulton Lane Woodlesford Leeds LS26 8NL

  25/05864/TR Submitted 3 Oct 2025 180m away

  T1 Silver Birch - Seeking permission to get cut down, the tree would need to be cut down for the following reasons: Not a suitable tree for a garden and is more usually found in a woodland setting and was quite surprised to see it in our garden. The trunk splints into 2 about a foot from the ground meaning the tree is made up of 2 different trunks, his opinion is that as the tree gets older and taller and the 2 different trunks get thicker at the base it will cause a risk in regards to one pushing the other and either trunk falling down or becoming unstable in the wind as he advised that this species of tree grows very quickly and the height of the tree could be considerably higher in 10 or so years. Due to the problem of the two trunks and risk of either one falling down in high winds, with the existing height of the tree and the proximity to my property there is a possible risk that this could fall down on my conservatory and cause damage to my property. As the tree is also on the border of mine and my neighbours property the roots of the tree are starting to show above the ground and are becoming a trip hazard, and as both myself and my neighbours have young children this is becoming more and more a worry for safety.

  Granted Trees 6 docs

• 8 Holmsley Garth Woodlesford Leeds LS26 8RZ

  26/03036/FU Submitted 28 May 2026 202m away

  Single storey side and rear extension

  Granted Extension
  Small domestic