Article 4 directions

Article 4 directions in Northumberland County Council

Northumberland County Council has published 13 Article 4 direction areas in force to the national planning dataset (planning.data.gov.uk), as of our last update on 25 October 2026. None of their published records is recorded as withdrawing Class L (house to small HMO). 9 records do not say which rights it withdraws.

The national dataset holds what councils have published to it, so a recent direction may be missing — confirm with the council before relying on permitted development. An Article 4 boundary can split a postcode: check the exact address with the council.

Other Article 4 areas in force

4 records list the classes withdrawn without Class L; 9 records do not say which rights it withdraws. Codes such as 1A or 2C name the permitted development classes withdrawn (Part and Class of Schedule 2).

Show all 13

1 Bath Terrace, Blyth from 17 December 1981 · rights not stated
14 Bath Terrace, Blyth from 17 December 1981 · rights not stated
15 Bath Terrace, Blyth from 17 December 1981 · rights not stated
16 Bath Terrace, Blyth from 17 December 1981 · rights not stated
17 Bath Terrace, Blyth from 17 December 1981 · rights not stated
2 Bath Terrace, Blyth from 17 December 1981 · rights not stated
3 Bath Terrace, Blyth from 17 December 1981 · rights not stated
4 Bath Terrace, Blyth from 17 December 1981 · rights not stated
Berwick-upon-Tweed from 14 March 1991 · 1A;1D
Governor's House, Palace Green, Berwick-upon-Tweed from 12 June 1975 · rights not stated
Holy Island from 28 July 1998 · 1A;1H
Longhirst from 21 June 1999 · 1A;1C;1D;1E;1F;1H;2A;2C;11B
Whalton from 17 September 2003 · 1A;1C;1D;1E;1F;1H;2A;2C;11B

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