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402 planning applications found.
Crown reduction of one Magnolia (T1) and one Robinia (T2) by up to 25%, reducing the overall height and lateral spread by pruning back to suitable growth points. Works to provide appropriate clearance from adjacent buildings and form part of ongoing cyclical tree maintenance.
Submission of details pursuant to the discharge of conditions 35 (Electric Vehicle Charging Points) of planning permission Ref 24/2772/MA dated 16/09/2025.
Submission of details pursuant to Condition 12 (Architectural Details) of application 23/1414/F dated 11/07/2024
Arborvitae conifer tree approximate 20 metres in height to be removed to ground level stump as it is oversized and encroaching into the neighbours fence.
Submission of details pursuant to discharge Condition 14 (Drainage Strategy) in relation to Planning Permission 24/3426/F dated 26/11/2025
Change of use from a tattoo parlour (Use Class E(C)(iii)) to a café (Use Class E(b)).
T1 - Fig Tree (Multi-stemmed) Proposed Works: Crown reduction. Reduce the overall height of the tree by approximately 2 to 3 metres, leaving a final finished height of 4 metres above ground level. Prune lateral branches proportionally to balance and shape the remaining crown. Reason for works: Routine horticultural maintenance to keep the tree at a manageable size for the residential garden and prevent excessive shading.
Proposal for the conversion of the existing attic space to provide an additional bedroom with walk-in closet and bathroom, together with a new internal staircase and four rooflights.
Submission of details (Marketing Plan) pursuant to the Third Schedule, Part 2, Paragraph 6.1 of the S106 Agreement dated 26th October 2020 as amended by the Deed of Variation dated 16th September 2025.
Cut back ash tree overhanging the garden of 48 by up 3m to balance the tree on previously approved works to cut back the overhang from adjoining property. Reduce in height up to 4m. All works back to suitable growth points to leave the tree in a natural shape as possible
Installation of three heat pump units to the side elevation of the dwelling to replace the existing gas boiler, to providing heating and cooling
G1 Group of 3 lime trees front of plot 2 What3words: copy.dream.prom Re-pollard to previous points removing approx. 3m of regrowth. T2 Lime Front of plot 10 W3W: locker.stages.eagle Re-pollard back to the previous established pollard points, removing approx. 3m of regrowth. T3 Silver Birch Front of plot10 W3W:give.chair.dared Reduce overall height by 4m to suitable growth points. G4 4x sycamore Rear of plot 10 W3W: inner.slime.dangerously Reduce the collective crown by approx. 2.5m to suitable growth points to maintain the group as a single cohesive canopy. T5 Sycamore Rear of plot 12 W3W:rise.leans.happens To remove significant deadwood to reduce the risk of branch failure, improving public safety whilst retaining the trees form and amenity value. T6 Willow Rear of plot 14 W3W: zest.glitz.quiet Reduce lateral growth on the eastern side of the canopy by approx. 2.5m where it extends towards the building. T7 Ivy covered Elder Front of plots 12 & 14 W3W: other. rate. hints Reduce eastern lateral canopy by approx. 4m - back to the profile of the garden wall, removing excessive overhang above the footpath and road. T8 Sycamore Rear of plot 18 W3W: loyal. kept. strut Due to its close proximity to the adjacent building and over extended upper and eastern crown reduce overall height by approx. 2.5m and reduce the overall crown radius by up to 2m to suitable growing points. T9 Rowan Front of plot 18 W3W: calls. tight. battle Crown lift to provide approx. 2.5m clearance from ground level over the footpath. T10 2 x Limes Rear of plot 20 W3W: sport. vibes. ants Re-pollard both trees back to previous pollard points.
In relation to the olive tree in the rear garden (identified as T3 on the attached site plan) we are seeking permission to remove this tree and replace it with 2 cherry trees that will be positioned further down the garden. As can be seen from the attached photo the tree's roots are above ground and are damaging the wall and its branches are damaging the fence. It needs to be removed in order to repair the boundary wall. In relation to the tree in the front garden (marked as T1 on the attached site plan) (Prunus Autumnalis) permission is sought to prune it back by up to 30% as part of normal routine maintenance.
side of Flamsteed House, Fell to Ground level and Grind stumps. Low value trees and low retention category (C1) G1 - {Ilex aquifolium (Holly),Taxus baccata (Yew),Robinia pseudoacacia (Locust Tree),Sambucus nigra (Elder),Ulmus procera (English Elm),Acer pseudoplatanus (Sycamore),Acer platanoides (Norway Maple),Crataegus monogyna (Hawthorn)} *Replacement planting below the west facing courtyard PLANTING PALETTE A selection of medium sized shrubs are proposed to replace the removed fig planting. There mature height will not exceed the balcony level to en- sure the newly created views across the parkland can be maintained over their lifetime. The mix is made up of native species that will sit inconspicu- ously amongst the surrounding parkland planting whilst also contributing to biodiversity. Berries and blossom will provide a food source for wildlife. The shrub layer will be underplanted with native spring bulbs to provide colour and interest in the early months before the shrubs have come into leaf. They will also provide insects with valuable early nectar. Shrubs Rubus ideaus, Wild raspberry Cornus sanguinea, Common dogwood Euonymus europeaus, Spindle tree Lonicera periclymenum, Honeysuckle Viburnum opulus, Guelder rose Ruscus aculieatus Bulbs Galanthus nivalis, snowdrop Hycinthoides non scripta, bluebell Anemone nemerosa, wood anemone Ranunculas fi caria, Lesser celendine Narcissus psuedonarcissus, wild daffodil
Prior Approval is sought for the change of use of the ground floor commercial unit from a travel agency (Use Class E) to residential use, integrating the space with the existing first-floor residential flat to form a single, unified two-bedroom dwellinghouse (Use Class C3) under Permitted Development Class MA. Total Commercial Floor Space to be Converted: 64.34 square metres. Lawful Use History: The ground floor has been in continuous, lawful commercial use (Use Class E) for a period exceeding the mandatory 2-year baseline. Proposed Structural Changes: No proposed structural changes. Internal alterations limited entirely to the formation of a new opening in a non-load-bearing stud-partition wall, to link the ground floor seamlessly to the existing internal staircase leading upstairs. The property retains its existing main entrance and side entrances. No external structural alterations or changes to the building footprint are proposed.
Construction of a single storey rear extension, with two storey double height glass extension over staircase and external works including extended rear patio and steps, replacment front door, front gate and paving.
Certificate of Lawfulness (Existing) is sought for residential use (C3) on the whole of the ground floor.
Construction of mansard roof extension and loft conversion with associated demolition; external repair works and refurbishment and all associated works.
Construction of mansard roof extension and loft conversion with associated demolition; internal works including demolition and creation of partitions, refurbishment and repairs; external repair works and refurbishment and all associated works.
Submission of details pursuant to partially discharge Condition 19 (Wheelchair Adaptable Dwellings (M4(3)) of planning permission 24/2772/MA dated 16/09/2025.
Replacement of 1no. existing flagpole supporting 3no. antennas with 1no. new flagpole supporting 3no. antennas, removal of 1no cabinet and ancillary works thereto.
Works to existing parapet wall for the addition of lead capping.
Works to existing parapet wall for the addition of lead capping.
Replacement of existing double-glazed upvc windows and doors with like-for-like double-glazed upvc windows and doors.
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