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St Johns College St Giles' Oxford Oxfordshire OX1 3JP

Tree works

Approved
Council reference26/01673/CATRegister / data sourcePlanIt / local planning authoritiesApplication date9 July 2026
THE PROPOSAL

What is being proposed?

Works to various trees as specified by Complete Tree Services UK LTD in the Central Conservation Area. T291 Horse chestnut Reduce crown by 20 % by removing up to 3m apical and 2m lateral growth T319 Norway Maple Reduce by 15% by removing up to 2m apical and 1.5m lateral growth T284 Horse chestnut reduce to give 1.5m clearance from property and adjacent trees 1 x Wellingtonia adjacent to T284 lift to give 3m clearance T142 & T143 Hornbeam x 2 Crown lift both to give minimum of 2 metres clearance from adjacent properties T137 Yew Touching adjacent building - reduce to give clearance 2m T283 Plane Crown lift to give 2m clearance from building and remove 2 x limbs growing over wall T129 Horse chestnut Reduce path and bench side to alleviate strain by removing up to 1.5m lateral growth T19 Robinia reduce crown 15% by removing up to 1m apical growth and 2m lateral growth

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Application type
Tree works
Status in this record
Approved
KEY DATES

The application so far

  1. Application date

    9 July 2026

  2. Decision recorded

    27 July 2026

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LOCATION

Where is the proposal?

St Johns College St Giles' Oxford Oxfordshire OX1 3JP

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ORIGINAL SOURCE

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