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31 applications found.
Approval of details pursuant to conditions 3 (materials); 4 (window details); 5 (bin store details) attached to planning permission ref. [HGY/2025/2855] granted on [29/04/2026].
Five Day Notice. Remove an 80 percent dead silver Birch tree that overhangs the pavement
T1 - oak tree (15m) - reduce crown to previous pruning points, approximately 2-3m reduction. T2 - horse chestnut tree (14m) - reduce crown to previous pruning points, approximately 1-2m reduction.
1 x Magnolia (applicants ref. T2) - Reduce crown by 1-1.5m on all aspects, ensuring 1m clearance from the roof. 1 x Cypress (applicants ref. T3) - Remove co dominant stem that is attached by a bark included union as it leans towards the neighbour's garden. 1 x Magnolia (applicants ref. T1) - Reduce crown by 1m on all aspects, ensuring 50cm clearance from the roof.
Five Day Notice. T1: Ash (15m): Fell to ground level as tree is dead
1 x Hornbeam (applicants ref. T2) - Remove major deadwood throughout the crown. Reduce lateral and sub-lateral growth extending across the boundary fence by up to 1.5m. Thin crown density by 20%. 1 x Ash (applicants ref. T3) - Reduce crown by approx. 2.5-3m all round. Remove major deadwood. 1 x Dead Silver Birch (applicants ref. T4) - Section fell as close to ground level as practicable.
1 x English Oak (applicants ref. T1) - Remove major deadwood throughout the crown. Reduce over-extended branches by up to 1.5m back into the main crown structure. Reduce lateral and sub-lateral branches growing towards the roof of the neighbouring property by up to 1.7m to clear. OPM nest removal works. Standing in T1 of Tree Preservation Order.
Submission of details of conditions 5 (Parking Layout), 6 (Cycle Parking) and 8 (EV Charging Points) pursuant to planning permission 24/4184/PNV dated 24/03/2025
Submission of details of conditions 2 (Parking Layout), 3 (Cycle Parking) and 4 (EV Charging Points) pursuant to planning permission 24/2212/PNE dated 23/12/2024
Erection of wooden bike shed in the front garden
T1- large Yew tree in the rear garden to reduce by 1m all over and crown lift 3m remove deadwood
Lawful development: Proposed use. erection of a new rear-side dormer extension, together with the installation of four front rooflights and two rear rooflights.
T1 - sweet gum tree (6m) - take down to ground level. T2 - acer tree (4m) - reduce lowest limb overhanging patio by approximately 2m to suitable pruning points close to edge of patio. T3 - thorny olive tree (4m) - take down to ground level. T4 - laurel tree (3m) - reduce height to approximately fence height (1.8m) and reduce branches back from bed by approximately 1m. T5 - climbing hydrangea (3m) - reduce height to approximately fence height (1.8m). T6 - ivy on right fence (3m) - remove as much as possible around hydrangea. T7 - ivy on rear fence (3m) - remove as much as possible from top of fence to allow plants beneath space. T8 - winter jasmine & euonymus bushes (2m) - cut back from path. Front garden- T9 - variegated laurel tree (3m) - reduce height to approximately 2.2m and reduce back from driveway. T10 - variegated euonymus hedge (1m) - cut back to wall from pavement and remove branch from rear plant growing wall, leaving acer above.
Works to trees protected by a TPO. T1) Holm oak - Perform a 20% crown thin to increase light penetration and reduce wind resistance, safeguarding the tree against future storm damage. Remove all epicormic growth and lower suckers up to the main crown break. Prune and clear lateral branches to establish safe clearance distances from both the adjacent highway and building structures. These structural mitigations are necessary because the tree exhibits basal decay, which compromises its load-bearing capacity. Reducing the canopy's "sail effect" lowers structural stress and promotes long-term health and stability T2) Holm oak - Perform a 20% crown thin to increase light penetration and reduce wind resistance, safeguarding the tree against future storm damage. Remove all epicormic growth and lower suckers up to the main crown break. Prune and clear lateral branches to establish safe clearance distances from both the adjacent highway and building structures. These structural mitigations are necessary because the tree exhibits basal decay, which compromises its load-bearing capacity. Reducing the canopy's "sail effect" lowers structural stress and promotes long-term health and stability
Sycamore (T1): Reduce to previous points (approx. 1-2m) Ash (T2): Reduce to previous points (approx. 1-2m) Plum (T3): Reduce to previous points (approx. 0.5-1m)
Erection of a part single-storey rear extension; installation of an obscure-glazed window to the first-floor side elevation serving the shower room; removal of the existing private chimney stack to the front elevation; and enlargement of the existing patio area.
Conversion of garage into habitable room, insertion of window to replace existing front garage door. Removal of pitched roof of existing single storey rear extension. New side dormer window and alterations to existing rear dormer window to create a juliette balcony. Changes to side and rear fenestration. Replacement of existing front door
Erection of a single storey rear outbuilding
Approval of details pursuant to condition 3 (Details) attached to planning permission ref. HGY/2025/3527 for extensions and changes including upgrade or replacement of existing fenestration with double-glazed units granted on 11/02/2026.
(T1) Holly - Tree is growing into neighbouring garden, into adjacent trees and is damaging the fence. It has a second stem growing from the same root plate which is upright. Proposing to fell to ground level, leaving second stem to establish (T2) Elder - Tree is growing next to boundary fence. It has significant decay across all four stems with large cavity at the bottom, with only approximately 10% of live timber intact. Proposing to fell to ground level
Change of use of the rear of the ground floor from shop (Class E) to 2no. self-contained flats (Class C3) Associated refuse/recycling and cycle storage
T1 - Willow tree (Salix), removing approx. 3.0m of regrowth back to the most recent pollard points.
Single storey rear extension. Roof extension involving rear dormer window. Erection of a rear outbuilding
Certificate of Lawfulness: Proposed erection of a rear dormer and the installation of 3nos. front rooflights.
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