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Conservation areas in Boston

Boston Borough Council has 11 conservation areas in planning.data.gov.uk; 1,738 homes inside them have an energy certificate, and 53.9% of those are solid-wall homes without wall insulation. The largest by number of homes is Boston (1,403). The council does not publish Article 4 areas on planning.data.gov.uk. EPC register November 2026.

Data: EPC register November 2026 (latest certificate per home), conservation area boundaries 3 November 2026, permitted development rules as at 21 October 2026 · calculated 5 November 2026 · Methodology and sources

11conservation areas
1,738homes with an EPC inside them
53.9%solid walls, no insulation
Conservation areaHomes with EPCSolid walls, no insulationGas boilerHeat pumpsListed buildingsArticle 4
Bicker 30 63% 67% 0 7 not published by council
Boston 1,403 54% 68% 9 225 not published by council
Boston, Spilsby Road 114 69% 92% 0 9 not published by council
Frampton 11 64% 36% 0 16 not published by council
Kirton 50 62% 72% 0 11 not published by council
Kirton Holme 13 38% 0% 1 2 not published by council
Skirbeck, Boston 10 10% 100% 0 4 not published by council
Swineshead 36 50% 64% 0 7 not published by council
Wigtoft 43 21% 2% 14 3 not published by council
Wrangle 4 50% 0% 0 4 not published by council
Wyberton 24 8% 96% 0 2 not published by council

Areas with at least 30 homes with an energy certificate have their own page. Areas drawn only as a point in planning.data.gov.uk have no boundary, so no homes are counted. England, all conservation areas: 48.7% solid walls without insulation, 66.4% gas boilers.

What needs planning permission in a conservation area

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