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In the vast majority of cases, no. A retractable awning is generally treated as a temporary fixture and does not require planning permission for a typical domestic property. As it retracts fully when not in use then it is very unobtrusive and is a preferred shading method for anyone wanting nothing seen when not required.
Exceptions can apply to listed buildings, properties in conservation areas, and flats/maisonettes, where consent may be needed. If you’re unsure, a quick call to your local planning authority will confirm your situation.