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85 applications found.
T1. Cedar - clean-cut where the branches have broken, reduce any upright or outstretched branches by 1.5 metres. Thin the heavier elongated branches going over the walls and public walkways by no more than 20% and remove any damaged branches and deadwood.
Willow - Pollard due to limb failure
T1 - Apple tree - Annual pruning of Apple tree back to previous levels. Reason - General maintenance.
T1 Cherry - crown reduced by up to 2.5m due to large crack appearing up the trunk of the tree.
Pear tree, reduce the height and the width by approx 20%. Take back limb from previous bad cut to improve health. Take back lateral overhanging branches that could cause future damage to cars parked underneath.
1 x Weeping willow to reduce height to approximately 10ft below previous pruning points. Reduce long extending limb over garden area back in line with new canopy framework Willow has become large & close to both house & neighbours property. Reducing frame
Pine - Prune from neighbouring property to achieve 3m clearance.
Requested works to T1. Multi-stemmed Ash - Located to rear garden boundary of 62 Camlet Way To reduce the overall crown of the Multi-stemmed Ash by up to 40% (3-4m).
1) Mulberry tree rear garden. Take back to previous prune points reducing canopy evenly by 50%. 2) Bay tree situated next to boundary wall with 7 College Street . Take back to previous prune points reducing canopy by 50%.
Proposed Tree Works T1 Norway maple Selective lateral crown reduction on the western/hospital-facing side of the crown. Reduce branches extending over the hospital site back approximately to the kerb line, sufficient to provide clearance from the propose
T1. Yew - Cut back level with the brick wall boundary the overhanging Yew tree from George Street. Falling Debris blocking the drains and causing flooding of the Blunder Room
Cotoneaster and Holly Face back the Cotoneaster and Holly as close to the boundary line as practicable, while retaining appropriate form and vitality. Rear Garden Yew Crown raise the Yew to provide greater clearance from the roof of the outbuilding. Fac
Discharge of Condition 4 (samples of the materials) of planning permission 5/2025/0571 dated 22/09/2025 for Demolition of existing building and construction of a replacement two storey detached five bedroom dwelling with accessible access and deck with ca
Proposed alteration of the boundary wall on the Britton Avenue side of 56 Spencer Street.
Certificate of Lawfulness (Proposed) - Deconstruction of existing brick front garden wall, cleaning and retention of existing bricks, and re-building of the wall on a like-for-like basis
Infilling of existing door opening to College Place elevation
Sycamore - Fell due to significant decline
Proposed Loft Conversion
Construction of a part single, part two storey rear extension following demolition of existing single storey extensions and two storey rear addition
Cotoneaster tree - Fell as dead
Various works including fell - see attached report
Loft conversion to habitable accommodation with rear rooflights and construction of outbuilding to rear of garden following demolition of existing summerhouse
Listed building Consent - Loft conversion to habitable accommodation with rear rooflights and construction of outbuilding to rear of garden following demolition of existing summerhouse
House refurbishment including single storey rear and side extension, basement extension with new front lightwell, roof alterations with rear dormer and conservation rooflights to the front
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This location is covered by the Article 4 direction Verulam and Fishpool Street. Some changes that would normally not need planning permission may need it here.
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