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A63 Castle Street Land Depreciation Claims: Mar 2027 to Mar 2033

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Summary

National Highways has published a notice establishing a six-year period from 27 March 2027 to 26 March 2033 during which qualifying landowners may file land depreciation claims under Part I of the Land Compensation Act 1973. The A63 Castle Street Improvement Scheme in England is the subject of this notice. Claims are permitted where the value of a qualifying land interest has been depreciated by more than £50 due to physical factors caused by use of the altered highway.

What changed

National Highways has issued a statutory notice under the Land Compensation Act 1973 establishing a six-year window for land depreciation claims related to the A63 Castle Street Improvement Scheme in England. The claims period runs from 27 March 2027 to 26 March 2033. Under the Act, any person with a qualifying interest in land may claim compensation where the value of that interest has been depreciated by more than £50 due to physical factors caused by the use of the altered highway.

Property owners and investors with land interests near the A63 Castle Street should review their eligibility during this period. The notice provides guidance on the law governing such claims and includes a summary of applicable compensation provisions. Affected parties should monitor for the full Part 1 claim documentation and consider consulting legal professionals to assess potential claims before the deadline.

What to do next

  1. Review claims eligibility if you hold a qualifying interest in land near the A63 Castle Street Improvement Scheme
  2. File land depreciation claims during the specified period if value depreciated by more than £50

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Notice

Part 1 claim: A63 Castle Street Improvement Scheme

Notice of period for filing claims between 27 March 2027 and 26 March 2033 for land depreciation as a result of the A63 Castle Street Improvement Scheme.

From: National Highways Published 10 April 2026 Get emails about this page

Applies to England


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Part 1 claim: A63 Castle Street Improvement Scheme

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Under Part I of the Land Compensation Act 1973, compensation can be claimed by anyone having a qualifying interest in land if the value of that interest has been depreciated by more than £50 by physical factors caused by the use of the altered highway.

This notice contains a summary of the law governing such claims.

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Published 10 April 2026

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Land Compensation Act 1973 Part I

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Classification

Agency
National Highways
Published
April 10th, 2026
Compliance deadline
March 26th, 2033 (2536 days)
Instrument
Notice
Legal weight
Non-binding
Stage
Final
Change scope
Minor

Who this affects

Applies to
Consumers Property owners
Industry sector
5311 Real Estate
Activity scope
Land compensation claims Property value depreciation
Threshold
Depreciation of more than £50
Geographic scope
United Kingdom GB

Taxonomy

Primary area
Housing
Operational domain
Legal
Topics
Transportation Real Estate

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