Oxfordshire

Oxfordshire planning data

429 planning applications from Oxfordshire. Ask questions about them in plain English from ChatGPT or Claude — no coding, about two minutes to set up — or pull them straight into your own software. 9 pieces of information are filled in on at least 90% of records.

429

Applications

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Enforcement notices

Appeals

2023–2026

Date range

Limited data for this council.

We hold only 429 applications here. Treat an absent record as "not published to us", never as "no such application".

What Oxfordshire decides

Oxfordshire has approved 99.03% of the 309 applications it has decided since January 2023. Across the 225 councils with a comparable caseload the range is 71.37% to 99.14%, so this is at or above the middle of the pack (89.18%).

99.03%

Approved, of 309 decided

Decision times can't be measured here — Oxfordshire doesn't publish both a received and a decision date on enough records. The nationwide range across councils that do is 31 to 299 days.

What it mostly decides

The mix of application types Oxfordshire handles — useful for telling whether your kind of application is routine here or unusual.

Application type	Applications	Share
Other	396	92.3%
Amendment	33	7.7%

How approval rates and decision times vary across the country →

What Oxfordshire actually fills in

A "field" is one piece of information on an application — the decision date, the applicant's name, the address. Councils fill these in inconsistently, so this table measures how often Oxfordshire actually provides each one, across all 429 records. Anything listed as reliable you can count on; anything lower, check the council's own record before relying on it.

Once this data is connected to ChatGPT or Claude you can just ask "what information does Oxfordshire actually fill in?" and get these same numbers back. How to connect →

Reliable — 90% or more of records

Information	Records with it	Coverage
Address `address`	429	100.0%
Application type `application_type`	429	100.0%
Description of the works `description`	429	100.0%
Council reference `reference`	429	100.0%
Status `status`	429	100.0%
Status (standardised wording) `status_normalized`	428	99.8%
Agent's name `agent_name`	427	99.5%
Case officer `case_officer`	418	97.4%
Applicant's name `applicant_name`	415	96.7%

Partial — use with care

Information	Records with it	Coverage
Decision `decision`	339	79.0%
Decision date `decision_date`	339	79.0%
Standardised type `standard_type`	337	78.6%
Decision (standardised wording) `decision_normalized`	336	78.3%
Postcode `postcode`	257	59.9%
Ward `ward`	229	53.4%

Rarely or never published

Information	Records with it	Coverage
Agent's company `agent_company`	3	0.7%
Agent's email `agent_email`	2	0.5%
Appeal decision `appeal_decision`	0	0.0%
Appeal decision (standardised wording) `appeal_decision_normalized`	0	0.0%
Who decided it (officer or committee) `decision_level`	0	0.0%
Map coordinates (easting) `easting`	0	0.0%
Map coordinates (northing) `northing`	0	0.0%

Not published by this council

Oxfordshire's portal has been verified not to publish these fields at all — different from a field that exists but is rarely filled in.

Agent's phone Alternative reference Type of development Officer's recommendation Date received

Get this data

Ask it in ChatGPT or Claude

Connect it once with your email address, then ask questions like "which extensions were refused in Oxfordshire last year?" or "what's the planning history of this address?" — no coding, about two minutes to set up. Setup guide →

Or call it from your own code

curl -H "X-Api-Key: pk_..." \
  "https://ukplanningapi.co.uk/v1/applications?council_id=370&limit=5"

Council id for Oxfordshire is 370. Full API reference for developers →

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