Planning committee.
Most planning decisions in Kensington And Chelsea are settled by officers under delegation. Committee-level decisions are not yet visible in the loaded register — membership and voting records from the minutes are below.[1]
Committee refusals of officer-recommended approvals traced in minutes across all 33 boroughs, by year. Kensington And Chelsea's own officer-alignment trend needs the officer recommendation on each committee item — a minutes-level source still being loaded.
No committee-decided applications on record yet for Kensington And Chelsea.
The policies most often cited on Kensington And Chelsea refusal notices — borough-wide, across officer and committee decisions alike. Which of these specifically drove a committee departure from the officer recommendation needs minute-level coding, not yet loaded, so the two aren't separated below.
146 high-confidence refusal notices parsed for Kensington And Chelsea. How often a refusal on each ground survives appeal isn't traced per policy yet.
How Kensington And Chelsea applies its planning policies →No committee-level decisions are recorded for Kensington And Chelsea in the loaded register, so there is no ward breakdown to show yet.
Member by member: the planning-committee votes recorded against each councillor in the published minutes, and how they lean.[2] How often each votes with the officer recommendation needs the officer rec on every item — not yet loaded, so it isn't shown.
Vote counts are matched from the minutes across inconsistent name forms and are still being completed. Click a member for every recorded vote.
The committee figures on this page are derived from Kensington And Chelsea's published decision notices and committee minutes. Agendas, full minutes and webcasts are published on the council's own democracy website — the source of truth for every meeting.
How these figures are derived — methodology ↗No committee-level decisions are recorded for Kensington And Chelsea in the loaded register. As more of the register loads, committee decisions will appear here.
- [1]Committee vs delegated split, committee approval rate and every committee-decided application — the decision-level field on Kensington And Chelsea's published decision notices, 2020–26. · methodology
- [2]Committee membership, party control and per-member vote counts — Kensington And Chelsea membership records and published planning-committee minutes; member matching across inconsistent name forms is still being completed.
- [3]Refusals against officer advice and appeal outcomes — committee minutes cross-matched with Planning Inspectorate appeal decisions (Committee Watch dataset, all 33 boroughs). · Committee Watch