Planning application coverage

Council of the Isles of Scilly planning applications and history.

PlanWire tracks 67 planning records for Council of the Isles of Scilly, spanning 24 Feb 2026 to 3 Sept 2026. Search the underlying applications and source links through one monitored API.

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Records tracked

67

History begins

24 Feb 2026

Latest dated app

3 days ago

Source checked

yesterday

Latest cached dated application: 3 Sept 2026. Use API date filters for exact recent counts.

Recent application preview

Latest public records from Council of the Isles of Scilly

Five recent dated applications. API responses include fuller machine-readable fields and pagination.

Local record profile

Council of the Isles of Scilly is a focused local planning history, with 67 records tracked. The public record spans 2026, so the page is useful for recent monitoring as well as historic checks around sites and addresses.

Authority context

Council of the Isles of Scilly planning data is normalised into the same PlanWire application model used across the wider UK coverage set.

Recent activity pattern

Council of the Isles of Scilly has a cached latest dated application of 3 days ago. Use API date filters for exact recent counts when sizing local monitoring or alerting workflows.

Monitoring fit

Council of the Isles of Scilly has cached latest-date coverage in this public summary. API users can combine council filters, date filters and freshness metadata for exact operational checks.

Freshness status

Fresh in last 7 days

Latest dated application is 3 days ago.

Completeness signal

Quiet source verified

Recent source checks found no newer dated application rows, so this authority is tracked as quiet rather than missing. Document metadata is exposed where the source supplies it.

Machine-readable access

Use GET /v1/councils for coverage metadata and GET /v1/applications?council_id=isles-of-scilly for application records with an API key.