Any applicant has a right of appeal against a decision given by the council, the right of appeal has to be through the Planning Inspectorate if -
Appeals are time consuming and, depending on the method of appeal you choose, can be expensive. Before you opt for this course of action, it is worth speaking to the planning officer who dealt with your application to see if there is scope to negotiate a compromise and submit an ammended application.
If, however, you feel that an appeal is the only option, please remember that there are strict time limits on the right to appeal. Appeals submitted outside these limits will normally be turned away.
The deadline for submitting an appeal is now 6 months from the date of the application decision letter (or in the case of non-determination, 6 months from the date the decision should have been made).
There are three ways in which an appeal can be dealt with
The Inspector's decision is final and you have no further right of appeal except to the High Court on a point of law.
Again it must be stressed, it may be worth speaking to the planning officer who dealt with your application to see if there is any scope of altering the application in some way and then submit a ammended application. If you feel there is no alternative, the links below will help.

If you are not sure what appeal procedure to do then click on this link - Planning Inspectorate appeal information.
To download a planning appeal form then click on this link - appeal forms
In the near future you will be able to view your appeal via the Planning Portal