26 Naunton Park Road Cheltenham Gloucestershire GL53 7DQ
T1 Cherry - failed, remove, T2 Honey Locust - Reduce by 4m and shape.
- Reference
- 26/00722/CACN
- Application date
- 1 May 2026
- Decision date
- 5 May 2026
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56 applications found.
T1 Cherry - failed, remove, T2 Honey Locust - Reduce by 4m and shape.
Minor internal and external alterations including: A discreet drainage solution in the form of small sumps within each basement room, connected to a central sump system to address damp issues. Refurbish old servant quarters to form an additional guest bedroom for the property, as well as a utility,…
Construction of a single storey rear extension
Discharge of informative 2 (biodiversity net gain condition) of granted permisison 26/00013/FUL.
T600, T601 and T588 Sycamore Trees - Prune back to fence-line of Tennis court using appropriate selective reduction cuts of up to 3m. Tidy up previously poorly made pruning wounds, all work to be done in accordance with Arboricultural best practice. BS 3998:2010 (Tree Work Recommendations).
Remove on birch tree T263 so that the collapsed historic wall at this location can be rebuilt.
Discharge of conditions 5 (habitat and biodiversity enhancement scheme) of planning permission 26/00013/FUL.
Repairs to roof lantern and lead bays.
A garden outbuilding within the rear garden to 7 The Avenue.
Extension of existing drop kerb by an additional 3.52m.
T1 Holly - Remedial works to tree. Final finishing cut to main stem, spread reduction of 1m to over extended lateral branches only, prune remaining branches to shape and balance.
As per the attached Report - T357 Horsechestnut - crown height reduction of 2m max, pruning in accordance with BS3998:2010.
T164-Hornbeam and T163-Sycamore. Remove.
Single storey side extension, new roof/rear dormer and extension of dropped kerb.
Demolition of existing extension and replacement with single storey rear extension.
Single storey rear extension, new reduced size store in rear garden and landscape enhancements.
Single storey rear and side extension.
Installation of additional cricket practice nets with associated surfacing and extended area of artificial turf serving existing cricket nets at College Field.
Demolition of single storey rear and side extension. Erection of replacement single storey rear and side extension. Alterations to existing fenestration of side elevation, including new external door.
Replacement of existing floodlighting on courts 14 - 17 with new 8 metre high columns and LED lighting.
Yew at front gate: reduce laterally to improve visibility when exiting property (by up to around 0.5m as indicated at site visit). Cypress to rea: remove. Tree of heaven to rear: remove.
Single self-build dwelling and associated works on land to the rear of 41 Fairhaven Road.
Single storey rear extension, extending 6m from the rear wall of the original house, for which the maximum height would be 4m, and the eaves a maximum height of 2.6m
Deodar Cedar on the side boundary, remove two branches-iemove the 2 low branches, which are growing towards the neighbours house, completely back to the main trunk. This will allow more light into the garden without spoiling the overall shape of the tree.
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