Cotswold District Council - Conservation area maps and appraisals

Conservation area maps and appraisals

Cotswold District has 144 conservation areas - the highest number of conservation areas of any district local authority in England.

Please select a town from the list below to view its conservation area map and statement. Conservation area statements or appraisals are only available for a limited number of conservation areas.

Please select the town from the list to view its conservation area map and statement

Ablington-CA-map.pdf (PDF-90K) Download Now

Locally prepared conservation area appraisals and reviews

A number of parishes and towns have prepared their own conservation area appraisals, management proposals and boundary reviews. These locally prepared documents and any suggestions for boundary changes have not been formally reviewed or approved by Cotswold District Council. However they provide useful background information for local residents, property owners and developers. The following conservation area is covered by these local documents.

locally prepared conservation area appraisal for Kemble

Living in a conservation area

If you live in a conservation area extra planning controls may apply. You:

may need planning permission for demolition works - please see Making a planning application
must let us know of any proposed works to trees in a conservation area- please see the Planning application forms page for s.211 notification form
must apply for planning permission for minor works, as permitted development rights have been removed due to Article 4 Directions. These can include such things as replacement windows and doors, removal of chimney stacks and boundary walls and replacement roof materials.

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