ITV Studios Seeks Permanent Permission for Emmerdale Village Set
ITV Studios has applied to Leeds City Council for permanent planning permission to continue filming the TV drama Emmerdale at its village set in Harewood, Leeds. The set, which includes the Woolpack pub and Burden Head Farm, has been used since 1997. Current permission expires on 3 June 2027, with a condition to restore the site within six months. The application aims to allow indefinite use of the location, which is popular with tourists and used for over 260 episodes annually. A planning report highlights the set's adaptability for changing production needs, including storylines and scheduling challenges. Interior and exterior scenes are filmed at Harewood, while some indoor sets are on Kirkstall Road. The consultation runs until 13 August.
Key facts
- ITV Studios applied to Leeds City Council for permanent permission for the Emmerdale village set.
- The set is located at a farm site in Harewood, Leeds, and has been used since 1997.
- Current planning permission expires on 3 June 2027.
- The set includes the Woolpack pub and Burden Head Farm.
- The site is used for more than 260 episodes each year.
- A condition requires restoration of the site within six months if permission expires.
- The planning application is out for consultation until 13 August.
- Some indoor sets are filmed on Kirkstall Road.
Entities
Institutions
- ITV Studios
- Leeds City Council
- BBC
- Local Democracy Reporting Service
Locations
- Harewood
- Leeds
- West Yorkshire
- Yorkshire
- Kirkstall Road
- United Kingdom