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87% of the 30 applications decided in Crouch End, Haringey, between September 2026 and November 2026, were approved. Plan Forecast, 4 November 2026.
Haringey as a whole granted a comparable share across 331 decisions. See the whole council.
What people apply for here
| Type of work | Decisions | Approved |
|---|---|---|
| Rear extension | 6 | too few to say |
| Loft conversion or dormer | 2 | too few to say |
| Garden room or outbuilding | 2 | too few to say |
| Two-storey extension | 1 | too few to say |
Recent decisions
Real decisions, newest first. Addresses are reduced to the street here; the council publishes them in full on its own register.
Bryanstone Road Hornsey London
ApprovedCertificate of Lawfulness: Proposed alterations at ground floor level, including the infilling of an existing door on the side elevation and the insertion of a new opening in the rear elevation for the installation of bi-fold doors.
Decided 4 November 2026 HGY/2026/2896
Wolseley Road Hornsey London
RefusedErection of rear extension at first floor level. Installation of French doors to rear ground floor elevation, raised decking area allowing access back into the new rear extension
Decided 2 November 2026 HGY/2026/2229
Courtside Hornsey London
ApprovedConversion of the existing integral garage into a habitable room including the replacement of the roller garage door with a new uPVC window and matching brickwork.
Decided 30 October 2026 HGY/2026/2483
Other work in Haringey
Questions people ask
What percentage of planning applications in Crouch End are approved?
87% were approved, over 30 decisions that went one way or the other. Haringey's figure across all types of work is drawn from 331 decisions.
How many planning decisions does Plan Forecast hold for Crouch End?
30 decided applications whose postcode falls in Crouch End, from September 2026 to November 2026.
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