Within 0.62 miles of GU21 4DPApplication dates: 11 Nov 2025 to 11 Nov 2026Showing applications within 0.62 miles of this postcode.
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T1 and T2: Willows - Cut back lower lateral stems by 3m and shapping into upper crown, canopies to boundary line of tarmac seating area (Works within Basingstoke Canal (East and West) conservation area)
T1: Common Oak (Quercus robur) - Reduce overall canopy by 1-2m. T2: Common Oak (Quercus robur) - Reduce overall canopy by 1-2m. T3: Common Oak (Quercus robur) - Reduce southeastern canopy by 3-4m. (Works subject to TPO 626/0035/1963) (No permission required for deadwood)
Construction of a single storey rear extension and first floor side dormer. Conversion of garage to habitable room and alterations to fenestration. Removal of rear external flue.
Approval of details pursuant to Conditions 5 (safety signage) and 6 (emergency response plan) of planning permission PLAN/2025/0752 (micro energy storage facility).
Landscape alterations and installation of new fencing and bin store. (this application is determined by Surrey County Council under their ref SCCRef-2026-0170)
T1 : Copper Beech Tree - Reduce canopy spread over site by 3m (in an easterly direction) to previous pruning points, work to clear tree from greenhouse. (Works subject to TPO 626/0035/1963).
Approval of details pursuant to Condition 4 (Timber cladding and render materials) of planning permission PLAN/2026/0327 (Proposed single storey rear extension. Changes to front Balustrade and alterations to external materials), dated 19.06.2026.
Variation of Condition 02 (approved plans) of Planning Permission PLAN/2026/0180 (extensions) to vary the previously approved facing materials from brick to render in certain locations.
Proposed change of use from a six-person House in Multiple Occupation (Use Class C4) to a nine-person HMO (sui generis), together with the demolition of the existing garage and workshop and construction of a single-storey side extension. (amended block plan recieved 04.11.2026)
Prior notification for a single storey rear extension to extend a maximum depth of 5.33m, maximum height of 3.48m and a maximum height of eaves of 2.95m.
Construction of a part two storey, part single storey rear extension, first floor side extension with walkway below and single storey front extension following demolition of the existing outbuilding. Change of use from house (C3a) to 7 bedroom House of Multiple Occupation (HMO) (sui generis)
(T1) : Copper Beech at front of property - Remove tertiary branches from lowest limb to lift canopy to approx 5m from ground level. Reduce same limb by approx 2m to prevent encroachment on to road to allow high sided vehicular access to road. (T2) : Confier -…
T1- Reduce by approx 3-4 meters off the top. Reduce by 2-3m meters off the sides. Remove epicormic growth on main stem. (Works subject to TPO 626/0209/1975). Note : Permission not required for deadwood.
Construction of a first floor front extension and 1no front dormer. Part two storey, part single storey side and rear extensions to facilitate conversion of garage into living space. Erection of a single storey rear extension following the demolition of the existing conservatory. Alterations to fenestration, additional front…
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