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181 applications found.
T1 - Apple - reduce to previous points of reduction. 1-1.5m branch length removal T2 - Cherry - reduce to previous points of reduction (1-1.5m branch length removal)
Dead Pear - Cut the entire tree to ground level The tree is dead
Approval of details application pursuant to the discharge of Condition 14 (BREEAM) of planning permission ref: P2025/1765/OUT, dated 08/05/2026.
Notification of Prior Approval for the change of use of ground floor commercial floorspace (Class E) to residential accommodation to provide 1no. two-bedroom dwellinghouse (Class C3) under Class MA of Schedule 2, Part 3 of the Town and Country Planning (General Permitted Development) Order (GPDO) 2015 (as amended)
Tree crown reduction for 1 tree (in our garden). UPDATE 01 SEPTEMBER 2026 > Further to an email discussion with Linus Irons, Tree Officer (Planning) please note there is no intention to prune the tree beyond previous pruning points.
Approval of details application pursuant to the discharge of Condition 26 (Piling) of planning permission ref: P2025/1765/OUT, dated 08/05/2026.
Install French oak herringbone parquet floor to principal rooms throughout, Installation of patterned ceramic floor tiles within the ground floor entrance hall, replacement of sanitary fittings and modest reconfiguration of the first floor shower room and replacement of sanitary fittings within the first floor bathroom.
T1-Catoniasta tree- remove low branch on right, prune in overlong branches so as to reduce height of tree in to umbrella shape. T2-Dead Lilac tree-cut to ground level (cut timber in to lengths as required and leave on site). T3- Silver Birch tree- reduce crown back to previous pruning points leaving short furnishing growths. Approximately 2m reduction. T4-Neighbours shrub overhanging terrace- prune back with poles from ground level.
T1 - London Plane (Platanus × hispanica) – Tree previously managed by crown reduction. Reduce regrowth back to the most recent reduction points, removing approximately 3 metres from branch ends whilst maintaining a balanced crown form and retaining suitable foliage throughout the canopy.
This is a small (6m x 4m) garden in a private gated mews, i.e. barely visible to the public through the gate. There are multiple trees of varying sizes; only the Cornus, olive, and Pyracantha are big enough to be protected by the conservation area. T1 ornamental Acer. T2 7m tall Cornus: reduce back to previous points, removing 2m regrowth. T3 Camellia. T4 Pyracantha: reduce to previous height of 2.5m, removing 1m regrowth. T5 7m tall olive, dangerous due to crack/split through base of trunk which is not healing: remove. No plans to replant due to overcrowding. T6 Ceanothus. T7 bay.
Replacement of internal flat entrance doors, architraves and fanlights, installation of new fire alarm system, and replacement electrical cupboard.
Approval of details pursuant to Condition 5 (Construction Management) of Prior Approval Notification: P2025/3241/PRA dated 24/04/2026
T1 – Elder – Fell to ground level and treat the stump to prevent regrowth. Reason for works: The tree is growing in close proximity to the boundary wall. Removal is recommended to help prevent further root-related damage and reduce the risk of ongoing structural damage to the wall.
Replacement of internal flat entrance doors, architraves and fanlights, installation of new fire alarm system and emergency lighting, and replacement electrical cupboard.
Upward extension of the existing rear outrigger to provide an additional bathroom accessed from the existing stair half-landing, together with associated external and internal alterations. Also linked to listed building consent ref: p2026/2292/lbc.
Retrospective application for reroofing the hidden front 'butterfly roof and rear attic roof in natural slate, replacing cement slates at the front and cement slates and decayed slates on the rear roof, including replacing the rotting roof timbers which had dry rot. P2026/2220/LBC also submitted.
Upward extension of the existing rear outrigger to provide an additional bathroom accessed from the existing stair half-landing, together with associated external and internal alterations
Replacement of windows, reinstatement of skirtings, cornices, picture rails, shutters, architraves, fireplaces, and internal doors, internal layout alterations, internal insulation, underfloor heating and addition of WC. Alternative proposal to consented P2026/1555/FUL & P2026/1556/LBC, with the only difference being the addition of a WC [Full panning application P2026/2286/FUL also submitted].
Replacement of windows, reinstatement of skirtings, cornices, picture rails, shutters, architraves, fireplaces, and internal doors, internal layout alterations, internal insulation, underfloor heating and addition of WC. [Listed Building Consent P2026/2287/LBC also submitted].
Replacement of internal flat entrance doors, architraves and fanlights, installation of new fire alarm system and emergency lighting, and replacement electrical cupboard.
Replacement of internal flat entrance doors, architraves and fanlights, installation of new fire alarm system, and replacement electrical cupboard.
Approval of details application pursuant to the discharge of Condition 4 (Phasing) of planning permission ref: P2025/1765/OUT, dated 08/05/2026.
T1 Cherry, crown reduce by 2m. Cyclical maintenance.
Approval of Details pursuant to conditions Condition 4 and 5 of Listed Building Consent reference P2026/0766/LBC dated 09/07/2026
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