Latest applications submitted to Birmingham City Council — updated daily. Use the filters to search by trade, keyword or postcode, or expand your search below.
Birmingham City Council receives and publishes planning applications for all development work within its area, from householder extensions and loft conversions to large commercial builds, change-of-use conversions, and new residential developments. LeadLinka aggregates these applications daily and makes them searchable in one place — so contractors, tradespeople, and developers can find upcoming work before it reaches any tender platform.
Use the search bar and filters above. You can filter by keyword (e.g. "extension", "warehouse"), project category (householder, commercial, change of use), postcode or area, and date range. Results update in real time and are pulled directly from Birmingham City Council's planning register. You can also save applications and export them as a CSV for your pipeline.
LeadLinka scrapes Birmingham City Council's planning portal regularly — typically every few days. New applications and status changes (validated, approved, refused) are picked up and reflected in the search results. The last-updated timestamp is shown on each record.
Birmingham City Council publishes full planning applications, householder applications (residential extensions, outbuildings), lawful development certificates, change-of-use applications, prior approval notices, listed building consents, and advertisement consents. LeadLinka indexes all of these and lets you filter by type to find the projects most relevant to your trade.
Yes. LeadLinka covers 300+ UK councils in a single search. Use the council filter or the postcode/area search to pull applications from neighbouring authorities alongside Birmingham. You can also search all councils at once on the main Discover page.
Searching and browsing planning applications is free. A paid subscription unlocks saved leads, CSV export, trade-specific loadouts, and priority email alerts when new applications matching your filters are submitted to Birmingham City Council.
Data sourced from Birmingham City Council's public planning register via LeadLinka's automated pipeline. For official planning information visit your council's planning portal.