Every drainage-conditioned scheme in your boroughs, the day it is decided
Trails reads London planning decision notices every morning and shows flood and drainage consultants which schemes have just picked up a SuDS or flood condition, which discharge submissions were refused, and the architect behind each one. Built for the consultant who wants the drainage package before the tender exists.
What you see
Conditioned approvals as they land
Every approval in your boroughs carrying a drainage, SuDS or flood-risk condition, with the condition themes read from the notice itself: attenuation, strategy, verification, maintenance.
The architect behind each scheme
The practice that will scope the drainage package, with its live and recent applications, so the approach goes to the person who decides who does the work.
Refused discharges, and why
Submissions that failed at the discharge stage, with the recorded grounds. A refusal restarts the clock on the start date, and it is the moment a scheme needs a consultant.
What feeds it
Decision notices, read daily
Trails reads the notices councils publish on determination across nine London boroughs and recomputes every figure each morning. The free guides below are built from the same reading.
Borough patterns
Conditioning share, pre-commencement burden and refusal grounds by borough, so you know what a submission has to demonstrate before you write it.
Relationships, not lists
Who you already know at each practice, and when a good relationship is going quiet, so the drainage conversation happens before the scheme is out to tender.
See your patch before the next tender
Join the flood and drainage consultants using Trails to reach schemes while the drainage package is still being scoped.