Within 0.62 miles of HR1 2TPApplication dates: 7 Nov 2025 to 7 Nov 2026Showing applications within 0.62 miles of this postcode.
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027453 - Douglas fir (and neighbouring fir). After routine inspection by an arborist, to complete whatever maintenance is suggested up to a maximum of 2m off the top off the tree and removal of any dead branches. 027275 - Cypres hedging - Single hedge currently protruding the fence…
First floor extension to side elevation, porch, bay windows and wintergarden room to rear elevation. Addition 2 new windows to ground floor west elevation.
To completely clear site of trees and bushes, including the boundary yew hedge that surrounds the outside of the sketch plan. Reason – heavily overgrown due lack of maintenance and a focus of antisocial behaviour.
Non-material amendment to planning permission 223339 (Proposed demolition of an existing three-storey fire station, training tower and associated ancillary buildings. Erection of a new three storey fire station, training tower, associated car parking and cycle storage, at-grade external training area, re-fuel facility, sub- stations, telecommunications antenna, vehicular access…
Non-material amendment to planning permission 222499 (Proposed replacement of unsafe glass surrounding rear lift and stairwell with composite cladding and new windows) - alteration to window configuration to side elevation, adjusting from one large window to two smaller, separate windows
Variation of condition 2 of planning permission 240656 (Demolition of existing rear lean-to and detached workshop, and erection of rear and side single storey extension) - replacing the reference to approved drawing Nwmn.2.301 with revised drawing Nwmn.2.301 rev A, showing the rear extension as constructed
T1: Western Red Cedar (Multistem, Large) - Option 1) reduce crown by approx half leaving at 5-6m in height. Option 2) dismantle stems down to ground level. T2: Elm (Dead group of approx 10) - dismantle down toas near ground level as possible. T3: Sycamore (x2) - fell…
T1: Cedar (large) - thin the two branches that are growing over road by pruning 3-4 secondary branches from the main scaffold branch, removing weight and prevent 'sagging' branches being hit by vehicles, also improving light/view. Prune the deadwood that is over 20-30mm (and including) from crown. T2:…
G54: Leyland Cypress - Crown lift 3 Trees to 5m, to allow access through existing gate as part of power up grade, to prevent damage to limbs and tearing. T28: Sycamore - Crown lift to 3m from ground level and prune to achieve 2m ground clearance. Prune to…
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