New housing in Amber Valley Borough Council
We don't read Amber Valley Borough Council's planning register yet, so reports on fields here rely on national data: Green Belt, flood zones, protected land, farmland quality and how close a field is to a town or village.
It delivered 173% of the homes it needed in the 2025 Housing Delivery Test.
Check a field in Amber Valley Borough CouncilFree, with no account needed.
Key facts
- Local Plan
- Not recorded yet.
- Five-year housing land supply
- Not recorded yet.
- Housing Delivery Test
- 173% (2025)
- Local Plan sites we hold
- None loaded yet.
- Planning applications we hold
- 49
Applications for new homes, by year
Applications we have identified as being for new homes, by the year they were made. Approved and refused count those decided so far.
| Year | Applications | Approved | Refused |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2025 | 1 | 0 | 1 |
The largest housing schemes of the last three years
| Homes | Site | Status | Made |
|---|---|---|---|
| 6 | Ropewalk Farm Anchor Road Langley Mill Heanor Derbyshire NG16 3RU Proposed redevelopment of previously developed land for the erection of 6 dwellings. 25/00474/PIP | Refused | 29 Jul 2025 |
Towns and villages
See every field round the edge of a town or village, scored for how likely it is to be built on.
- Alfreton
- Ambergate
- Belper
- Crich
- Denby Bottles
- Denby Common
- Duffield
- Fritchley
- Heage
- Heanor
- Holbrook (Amber Valley)
- Holloway (Amber Valley)
- Horsley (Amber Valley)
- Ironville
- Kilburn and Horsley Woodhouse
- Milford (Amber Valley)
- Morley (Amber Valley)
- Pye Bridge
- Quarndon
- Ripley (Amber Valley)
- Smalley
- Somercotes and Swanwick
- South Wingfield
- Turnditch
- Whatstandwell
Where this comes from
- Housing Delivery Test: Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government.
- How fields are scored: how the score works.