Hull Planning Objection: Deadline & Contact
Where to send your comments on a Hull planning application, how long you have, and what counts as a valid objection.
At a glance
- Time to comment
- At least 21 days from the neighbour letter or site notice (14 from a newspaper or website notice, 30 with an Environmental Statement). Your letter, the site notice or the portal gives the exact date.
- How to submit
- Online, via Hull’s planning portal, quoting the application reference.
Council directory last updated October 2026.
Hull planning department contact
Hull City Council is a local planning authority in England. Its planning applications are published on Idox Public Access, at hullcc.gov.uk.
How to submit this
Published contact, from our council directoryFind the application on hullcc.gov.uk and comment there.
If you can’t comment online, Hull also lists dev.control@hullcc.gov.uk.
Hull planning objection deadline
In England the statutory minimum is 21 days from when a site notice is first displayed or a neighbour notice is served, 14 days from a newspaper or website notice, and 30 days where the application comes with an Environmental Statement. (Development Management Procedure (England) Order 2015, articles 15 and 33). That’s a minimum: Hull can allow longer.
Getting the Hull application details
Enter the reference from your notification letter and Planning Defender fetches the application and its key documents from Hull’s planning website. It usually takes 1 to 2 minutes.
Hull planning decisions in numbers
In the 12 months to June 2026, Hull decided 449 planning applications and granted 90%.
- Applications decided
- 449
- Granted
- 90%
- Householder applications granted
- 91%
- Decided on time
- 96%
Hull decided 128 householder applications (extensions and other changes to a single house) in the same period and granted 91%. Overall, 96% of applications were decided within the statutory time limit or an agreed extension.
How Hull compares
Hull granted 90% of applications, above the England figure of 87%. For householder applications it granted 91%, above the England figure of 90%. 96% of applications were decided within the statutory time limit or an agreed extension, above the England figure of 90% - joint 67th of 310 on this measure. See how every England council ranks in our council planning league table.
These figures describe Hull’s past decisions overall, not how any one application will go.
Source: MHCLG live tables on planning application statistics (table PS2), 12 months to June 2026, published 24 September 2026. Crown copyright, Open Government Licence v3.0. England figures: all English planning authorities.
What counts as a valid objection
Hull’s case officers can only weigh material planning considerations, not personal preferences. Our guide to objecting to a planning application explains what counts. These guides cover the grounds that come up most often:
Frequently asked questions
- How do I submit a planning objection to Hull?
- Hull City Council planning objections can be sent via the council's online comment form, quoting the application reference with your full name and address.
- What's the deadline to object to a Hull planning application?
- At least 21 days from the neighbour letter or site notice (14 from a newspaper or website notice, 30 with an Environmental Statement); the date on your notification letter, the site notice or Hull's planning portal is the one that applies.
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