Within 0.62 miles of HR1 1RTApplication dates: 8 Nov 2025 to 8 Nov 2026Showing applications within 0.62 miles of this postcode.
37applications found—We could not verify planning protections at this location. This does not mean there are no restrictions. Types of mapped rules or protections found here, such as conservation areas, listed buildings or flood-risk zones. We count each type once, separately from applications. A zero means none were returned by our data sources; other restrictions may still apply.
Pruning of trees on north west border of house. Trees 1-4 on this border have all overgrown. T1: Magnolia - To be pruned so no branches are directly above the house. T2: Beech - To be pruned so no branches are directly above the house. T3: Beech -…
Multi stemmed conifer (T1) on corner of property also bordering No8. Proposed to remove tree due to lack of amenity value, the fact that itis mature in age and starting to decline and of weak structure and posing a possible risk to the traffic and pedestrians using the…
Proposed removal of storm damaged whitebeam (T1) due to previous failure, remaining structural weakness (and risk of blocking driveway)and low amenity value
T2: Common Yew - Reduce the three dead stems down to leave at approx 2.5m from ground level. T3: Purple Plum - reduce the overallcrown down by approx 3m, leaving the tree at approx 4m in height. Pruning and tidying snapped branch.
T1: Cypress (Large) - fell to as near ground level as possible. T2: Leylandii (behind T1) - Hedge trim to make tidy. T3: Eucalyptus - dismantle down to leave as near ground level as possible, T4: Cypress (by pond) - dismantle the overall tree down to leave as…
T1 & T2 Wellingtonia x 2 - crown raise to approximately 8 metres above ground level by removing lowest branches over roof of conservatory and neighbouring buildings to reduce encroachment and allow more light onto garden. Remove deadwood and fractured branches.
T1. Western Red Cedar. To reduce the overhanging canopy that is causing stress and concern to the family next door (particularly the daughter who resides in the room next to the tree) by approximately 2 meters (additionally reduce the tips on the opposite side of the canopy in…
T1: Row of Beech (previously reduced) Tall hedge Encroaching on road Recommend cut back from road to give clearance T2:Lawson Cypress (x2) in front of hedge Tall/slender/sparce crown Bark peeling off base Recommend dismantle to ground level.
Removal of existing defective glazed link. Erection of a replacement link structure with extension to include creation of a resident's garden room. Staff room extension and reorganisation of internal layout to improve functionality and resident enjoyment.
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