17 Buckden Road Brampton Huntingdon PE28 4PR
T1 Cypress - Fell Group G1 Cypress x3 - Fell
- Reference
- 26/01599/TRCA
- Application date
- 31 Aug 2026
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62 planning applications found.
T1 Cypress - Fell Group G1 Cypress x3 - Fell
T1 Norway Maple - Remove deadwood, two hung up branches and smaller of subbing branches in upper crown T2 Field Maple - Lift crown by 2.5m T3 - Small-leafed Lime- Remove deadwood T4 White Horse Chesnut - Reduce stem by 4.5m, remove deadwood T5 Norway Maple - Remove deadwood
Demolition and re-building of an existing outbuilding
T1 Magnolia - reduce crown by 1.2m
Demolition and re-building of an existing outbuilding
Erection of single storey side and rear extension, installation of Solar panels to roof, insertion of rooflights to entry porch and garage, and installation of Air Source Heat Pump and Air-conditioning compressors.
T1 Beech - Crown lift up to 6m from ground level, prune lateral growth by 3m to allow clearance to no 2 Garner Close, pruning back to viable growth points and reduce branch in upper canopy overhanging no 2 by 3m pruning back to viable growth points
T1 - lime tree. Applicant wants to remove tree and re-plant with something more manageable.
T1 (Sycamore) - Reduce by 3m. Reason: The tree is shading the rear of the garden
T1 (Pine) - Reduce back to where it was done before reducing the tree by 2.5m. T1 (Silver Birch) - Reduce back to the old pruning points reducing the tree by 2-3m. The trees are getting to big for the rear of his garden
Remove 1x uprooted tree
T1 Lime - crown lift minor branches to 4m and reduce 2m laterally away from house, and neighbouring property to provide clearance between house and tree and improve access beneath
T1 Holm Oak (Quercus ilex) - Remove the lower basal epicormic growth from the stem to improve the tree's appearance and maintain clear access around the base. Crown lift over the driveway side to approximately 2.5m above ground level to improve clearance. Prune back the branches extending over the driveway to the edge of the driveway by approxiamately 1 metre, retaining a balanced crown and natural form. Maintenance required to keep the tree suitable for its environment.
Proposed single-storey rear extension and loft conversion with rear dormer and associated works
Dead Sycamore (T001) - Fell and replace
Adding a dormer to back bedroom
T1 (Walnut) - Reduce spread on all sides by 3-3.5m, reduce height by up to 2m. T2 (Walnut) - Reduce spread of limbs in middle and lower crown on house side only by 2.5m to clear roof by 2m and reduce risk of failure
Erection of single storey rear extension, two storey side extension and alteration to existing garage roof to facilitate additional utility space.
New single storey side extension behind existing retained garage
T1 (Ash) - Reduce the tree by 3-4m as tree is getting big again for the rear of the garden and has had a few large branches snap out of the tree, so want to take the weight out of it
G1 - Oaks - Crown raise to 3m for pedestrian and grass cutter clearance, no removal of major limbs. G2 - Ash, London Plane, Lime - Crown raise to 3m for pedestrian and grass cutter clearance, no removal of major limbs
Replacement of existing windows with black UPVC flush-fit casement windows and replacement of existing garage door with a black aluminium roller shutter garage door (part retrospective).
H1 Mixed Hedge - Fell to near ground level
Works to be completed to trees covered by TPO 002/80. Horse chesnut tree - canopy reduction by approx. 4/5 metres and thinning works up to 25%
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