Planning & Building Control

You can view and comment on planning applications and related documents here

Boundary disputes, deeds and legal advice from Gov.UK

Considering building or altering a property? Use our Building Control service, from pre-application to certification, hosted by Bromsgrove District Council.

Protect your investment when buying or selling any property by getting the most thorough local land searches from us

Register the ownership of land and property in England and Wales. HM Land Registry is a non-ministerial department.

Our services for your local environment, including hedges, grass, trees, tree protection orders (TPO) and drainage.

These services are provided by Worcestershire Regulatory Services. Find more information and links to their website here.

If you do not agree with a decision we have made on a planning application or enforcement matter, or if we do not make a decision within the set time limits, you can appeal

For development without the required planning permission, or is not in accordance with the approved details, a breach of planning may have occurred and we may proceed to take formal enforcement action.

Normally if you wish to develop land or buildings you will have to apply to us for planning permission. Find out about our pre-application service and fees and how to submit your application here

Planning policies that help to guide development in Redditch Borough

Useful information and guidance relating to planning decision-making in Redditch

Guidance on how to apply to buy a small piece of land.

FAQs about rules and standards for Vehicular dropped kerbs and how to apply. This service is delivered by Worcestershire County Council.

We can help make sure your buildings are safe. If you want to demolish a building or structure, you will need to let us know

Section 106 Agreements, or S106 or planning obligations, are agreements to make local improvements that developers can enter into to make a development acceptable.

Report a street lighting issue to Worcestershire County Council

Anyone wishing to change the name or number of their property or seeking an address for a new property should complete our online application form.