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Many thanks, guys, in this case, I should apply for planning permission. How likely it could be granted? Thank you.

Thank you. The natural ground level that the decking is on, is definitely more than 30cm. But, I am not sure how to define "next to". As the decking is next to the kitchen, which is an extension from the building.

Sorry for the confusion. As of the sloping nature, the decking is more than 30cm in height than the natural ground level vertically. However, it is on the same level as the kitchen extension, as well as the original building's ground floor.

It is on concrete foundation

Many thanks. I have added a new photo above, as the decking is next to the kitchen (the extension of the building), should we also measure from the ground floor next to the kitchen, or the original building. thank you.

Many thanks. I am still confused, and need to redraw my illustration. As shown below, the decking is next to the kitchen, which is the extension of the original building. If we measure from point A, the original ground floor, it is less than 30cm. if we measure from the extension point B, it is...

Hi all, I have read some relevant posts but still not quite sure whether my decking is under PD or not. My house is on a sloping site. My front door is the highest point, and my kitchen is the buildings' lowest point. As a result, my garden decking is about 1 meter, in height, higher than the...