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Conservation areas in West Suffolk

West Suffolk Council has 48 conservation areas in planning.data.gov.uk; 7,338 homes inside them have an energy certificate, and 40.1% of those are solid-wall homes without wall insulation. The largest by number of homes is Bury St Edmunds Town Centre (1,674). 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

48conservation areas
7,338homes with an EPC inside them
40.1%solid walls, no insulation
Conservation areaHomes with EPCSolid walls, no insulationGas boilerHeat pumpsListed buildingsArticle 4
Ampton 23 57% 0% 0 16 not published by council
Bardwell 62 26% 63% 2 40 not published by council
Barnham 49 31% 0% 6 18 not published by council
Barton Mills 92 32% 65% 9 7 not published by council
Brandon 184 46% 57% 5 12 not published by council
Bury St Edmunds Town Centre 1,674 41% 70% 39 674 not published by council
Bury St Edmunds Victoria Street 577 73% 90% 4 3 not published by council
Cavendish 116 55% 66% 0 49 not published by council
Clare 334 19% 80% 0 121 not published by council
Dalham 48 35% 0% 0 32 not published by council
Denston 27 15% 0% 6 17 not published by council
Elveden 71 76% 82% 2 5 not published by council
Eriswell 31 81% 0% 1 2 not published by council
Euston 38 63% 3% 2 23 not published by council
Exning 257 45% 79% 1 17 not published by council
Fakenham Magna 28 39% 0% 0 16 not published by council
Flempton 22 27% 0% 1 13 not published by council
Fornham All Saints 152 12% 75% 4 20 not published by council
Freckenham 29 45% 0% 2 10 not published by council
Great Livermere 35 51% 0% 0 14 not published by council
Great Wratting 34 26% 0% 1 16 not published by council
Great and Little Thurlow 114 39% 0% 8 47 not published by council
Haverhill Hamlet Road 233 66% 91% 0 12 not published by council
Haverhill Queen Street 211 48% 62% 0 9 not published by council
Hawkedon 15 20% 7% 1 14 not published by council
Hengrave 54 33% 4% 5 19 not published by council
Higham 54 59% 2% 4 6 not published by council
Honington 29 52% 59% 1 13 not published by council
Hopton 53 36% 0% 8 11 not published by council
Horringer 81 6% 1% 2 26 not published by council
Hundon 40 38% 60% 2 12 not published by council
Ixworth 164 25% 73% 2 78 not published by council
Lakenheath 204 34% 0% 23 8 not published by council
Lidgate 62 16% 0% 3 23 not published by council
Mildenhall 472 32% 66% 1 47 not published by council
Moulton 64 42% 2% 3 16 not published by council
Newmarket 977 42% 76% 6 103 not published by council
Pakenham 37 30% 0% 0 20 not published by council
Risby 49 14% 2% 3 18 not published by council
Santon Downham 47 17% 0% 6 3 not published by council
Sicklesmere 103 4% 0% 36 7 not published by council
Stanton 36 22% 64% 0 19 not published by council
Stoke-by-Clare 91 16% 0% 5 36 not published by council
Stradishall 45 4% 2% 2 11 not published by council
West Stow and Culford Park 111 38% 0% 8 17 not published by council
Whepstead 13 15% 0% 3 6 not published by council
Wickhambrook 16 12% 0% 2 16 not published by council
Withersfield 80 22% 0% 5 23 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.

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