29 DENMARK ROAD, READING, RG1 5PA
T.1 Paper Birch - Crown reduce by approximately 20% of leaf area. Crown lift 2.5m
- Reference
- PL/26/0799
- Application date
- 17 Jun 2026
- Decision date
- 6 Jul 2026
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98 applications found.
T.1 Paper Birch - Crown reduce by approximately 20% of leaf area. Crown lift 2.5m
Householder application for the proposed two storey side extension, single storey rear extension, 2 no. rear dormers to facilitate loft conversion,garage conversion and changes to fenestration to include 1 no. Juliet balcony (part retrospective).
Rear extension with replacement of existing single storey rear extended roof.
Retrospective application to the alterations to the roof and a single storey rear extension .
T1 Variegated shrub - Reshape crown of shrub T2 Beech- Trim top and sides of beech, removing as much material as practicable whilst retaining greenery T3 Pyracantha - Trim and tidy pyracantha, removing as much material as practicable whilst retaining greenery T4 Conifer hedge - Reduce height of hedge and trim face, removing as much material as practicable whilst retaining greenery T5 Overhanging Vegetation - Cut overhanging vegetation next to greenhouse back to the boundary T6 Honeysuckle 1 - Trim top and faces of honeysuckle by greenhouse, removing as much material as practicable whilst retaining greenery T7 Honeysuckle 2 - Hard trim to top and face of honeysuckle, removing as much material as practicable whilst retaining greenery T8 Star jasmine - All round trim, removing as much material as practicable whilst retaining greenery
Rear garden T.1 Privet tree (G) Crown reduction- reducing the tree by up to 2m as shown in pictures by using a chainsaw and hedge cutters.
An increase in childcare spaces from 37 to 50 children
Removal of cherry tree in rear of garden by boundary wall between 76 and 78 Hamilton road.
Householder application for the proposed erection of a part single, part two storey rear / side extension following demolition of the existing shed, utility room and garage.
Pollard 3 Horse chestnut
Conversion of existing detached garage into an ancillary granny annexe, including internal alterations and replacement of doors/windows. No extensions or increase in building footprint proposed.
Prune one Eucalyptus in rear garden and one Walnut overhanging from No. 61
Proposed loft conversion
The erection of a dwelling with new vehicle access, parking, cycle and bin store with associated hard and soft landscaping.
Erection of a single-storey outbuilding with flat roof and rooflights, finished in materials to match the existing dwelling, to be used as ancillary residential accommodation.
Prune one Cherry
Fell one Cedar and one conifer.
Single-storey rear extension. Installation of PV solar panels on roof of proposed extension.
Proposed loft conversion with rear dormer
T1 (birch): Dismantle birch to just above ground level as it is dying (covered in bleeding cankers and birch polypore) T2 (hornbeam): Increase clearance to neighbouring property by removing the upright stems close to the building and Trim remaining crown to maintain size suitable for the location as part of routine maintenance
removal of one Fir tree at 120a Hamilton Road.
Alterations to front boundary treatments including two no. new access gates, low brick boundary wall, with metal railing less than 1m in height; and paving of frontage with associated landscaping.
Replacement boiler with external flue
Erection of ancillary outbuilding and other minor associated works.
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