New Homes
Sale
A church converted into a house, with the hall demolished and two new detached houses built on the site.
Leads by area
189 jobs went through planning in Trafford in the six weeks to 31 October, from rear extensions in Sale to full remodels in Bowdon. FurrowLead puts the new ones in your feed every morning.
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Each dot on the map is a job from the six weeks to 31 October
Boundaries: Office for National Statistics. Contains OS data © Crown copyright and database right 2024.
189 planning applications that were real jobs, received by the council between 21 September and 31 October 2026. That’s about 30 a week. One application can count under more than one trade.
Of the 7 new-home applications, 4 were for a single house and 3 for 2 to 9 homes.
Also 33 tree works applications, 6 commercial and retail, 5 signs and lighting and 3 industrial and storage.
Figures as held by FurrowLead on 3 November 2026. Paperwork, condition sign-offs, amendments and companion consents are left out. Councils sometimes publish applications late, so the last few weeks fill in over time. These are the applications FurrowLead has picked up so far. The council’s own total may be higher.
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New Homes
A church converted into a house, with the hall demolished and two new detached houses built on the site.
Extensions
Two-storey side and rear extensions, a raised roof with solar panels, and a new boundary wall with electric gates.
Extensions
Garage coming down for a part single, part two-storey side extension and a single-storey rear extension.
Every planning application in Trafford: Altrincham, Sale, Stretford, Urmston, Timperley, Hale, Bowdon, Partington and Old Trafford.
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No. Homeowners are private individuals, so their details aren’t shown. You get the agent or architect, who’s usually the one putting the job out to price.
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