Granted Intel

Weekly briefing · London · For structural engineers

Every Monday: last week's London planning approvals that need a structural engineer.

Every week, London homeowners get planning approval to spend £100k–£500k on construction.

Granted Intel collects newly approved residential applications across London into one short weekly email — with the practice named on the application and a link to each council planning record.

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What's covered

Residential approvals with likely structural scope: extensions, loft conversions, basements and new builds.

Where

London borough planning registers only.

What you get per entry

Borough, project type, decision date, planning reference, the practice named on the application (and its recorded role), and a link to the original record.

Sample from September 2026 approvals

BASEMENT · Sample from September 2026 approvals

14 Lennox Gardens, London SW1X 0DG

Borough: Kensington and Chelsea · Council: Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea · Application reference: PP/26/03462

New single-storey basement under the existing house - gym/yoga studio, swimming pool and associated rooms

Structural relevance (our estimate):
5/5 - quoted evidence: 'Construction of a single storey basement.'
Estimated cost band:
£300k+ (Estimate)
Named practice:
Frendo, Maddox Planning (Agent)
Decision:
Granted 11 September 2026

Structural engineer already required by planning condition

View council planning record

EXTENSION · Sample from September 2026 approvals

209 Hollydale Road, London SE15 2AR

Borough: Southwark · Council: Southwark Council · Application reference: 26/AP/1771

Ground-floor side extension with green roof and 3 rooflights, rooflights to existing outrigger, rear bay window with first-floor rear extension above

Structural relevance (our estimate):
4/5 - quoted evidence: 'Construction of a ground floor side extension' and 'addition of a rear bay window and first floor rear extension above.'
Estimated cost band:
£50-150k (Estimate)
Named practice:
Arita Beqiri, Arkiplan Architectural Ltd (Agent)
Decision:
Granted 17 September 2026
View council planning record

EXTENSION · Sample from September 2026 approvals

72 Elsenham Street, London SW18 5NT

Borough: Wandsworth · Council: Wandsworth Council · Application reference: 2026/2528

Single-storey rear extension extending 6m beyond the rear wall, with a total height of 3.80m and eaves height of 3.00m

Structural relevance (our estimate):
4/5 - quoted evidence: 'Erection of single-storey rear extension to extend beyond the rear wall of the existing dwellinghouse by 6.00m'
Estimated cost band:
£50-150k (Estimate)
Named practice:
Not named in the public record
Decision:
Prior approval given 10 September 2026
View council planning record

Scores and cost bands are AI-generated estimates from the application text, not checked by a person.

Pricing

£99/month was £149

First 10 subscribers save £50/month for 12 months. Standard price £149/month applies after founding places are taken.

Billing
Monthly
Founding price lock
12 months
Delivery
Email briefing, Mondays at 6am, covering the prior week's approvals
Cancellation
Cancel anytime; access runs to the end of the paid month
Refunds
No partial-month refunds

Paid enrolment isn't open yet. No payment is taken on this site — joining registers interest only.

What is this?

A weekly email listing newly approved residential planning applications in London, classified by project type, with the practice named on the application where there is one and a link to the council record.

Who is it for?

Structural engineers working in London who want an easier way to review relevant approvals each week.

Are the scores checked by a human?

No - all scores and cost bands are AI-generated estimates from the planning application text.

Which boroughs are shown?

This sample covers three London boroughs, pulled directly from council planning registers. Wider borough coverage is not yet verified.

What does it not do?

It doesn't guarantee leads, projects or revenue, and the information is all from public planning registers. A named practice is shown in its recorded role (e.g. agent or applicant) — that doesn't mean it is hiring an engineer.

How is the sample sent?

Manually. David reviews each request and emails the sample — it isn't instant. Requesting one doesn't subscribe you to anything.

When does the briefing arrive?

Delivery: Mondays at 6am, covering the prior week's approvals.

Who runs Granted Intel

Granted Intel is run by David. Questions: hello@grantedintel.com