Isle of Wight planning context

Check approved brownfield-land and conservation-area evidence, with anonymised crime data kept strictly at area level.

Published snapshot

2026-09-02

Records

101,183

Dataset version

2026-09-02

What is covered

116 brownfield sites, 48 conservation areas and a dated June 2026 area-level crime snapshot alongside sold-price coverage.

How to use it

Use each layer separately: development capacity, heritage context and neighbourhood counts answer different questions.

Important limit

Crime locations are publisher-anonymised and must never become a property safety score or incident-address claim. Planning registers require current source checks.

Questions this evidence can answer

  • What official evidence is available for this area, and what date does it describe?
  • Which published record or authority should be checked before a purchase, application or site visit?
  • What does the dataset establish, and which property-level conclusions would go beyond its scope?

A sensible checking sequence

  1. Use this snapshot to identify the relevant record, designation or planning context.
  2. Follow the official source link and confirm the identifier, boundary, status and effective date.
  3. Compare that evidence with current title, survey and council information; seek professional advice where the decision is material.

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This page is a bounded public view of the approved dataset. It does not expose raw R2 objects, ownership data or an inferred property score. Registration data can be revised and recent months are provisional. Conservation and brownfield coverage follows the publishing authority's current register. Crime locations are anonymised by the publisher and are retained for area-level context only, never property safety scoring.

Official sources