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196 applications found.
T1 Sycamore - Crown lift to clear highway for bin lorries to avoid damage T2 Hazel - Remove tree growing up through Sycamore T3 & T4 Prunus - Reduce overhanging branches by 1m to clear garden T5 Prunus - Remove diseased & decayed tree above shed. Bracket at…
sycamore - reduce height and thin some side branches due to excessive shading
T1 & T2- Ash Trees. Permission to fell to ground level. The pair of trees have very poor form and asthetic value, and are also in very close proximity to the wall, with potential to cause damage. Signs of dieback have also been exhibited over the past 2…
Discharge of condition 2 (Final Event Management Plan) of application 22/01103/FUL
T1 Sycamore - Reduce over extended limb towards property by 3m to limit overhang and risk of failure
NMA to application SDNP/24/03751/FUL - The proposed amendment seeks approval for minor alterations to the external appearance and access arrangements of the approved development
Redecoration of the shopfront with associated works.
Discharge of Condition(s) 4 (Archaeological Written Scheme of Investigation) for application 26/01526/FUL.
Replacement of the cart-lodge bressummer and associated structural repairs; repair works to the modern north-facing wall on the rear elevation, replacement rainwater goods, and all associated repair, conservation, making-good and ancillary works.
Discharge of Condition 5 (Method Statement) of planning permission 25/02553/LIS
Bank stabilisation works
New timber wall panelling to a number of bedrooms internally
This application relates to two trees located at the far end of the rear garden of 73 Middle Brook Street, as identified on the accompanying sketch plan. Tree 1 Elder tree Tree 1 is an elder tree. The proposed work is to fell the tree to ground level…
Reduce clump of 5 large mature Holme Oak trees on the raised bank next to the property. Applying to cut back the side facing the house by 2.5m and the top by 2.5m. There is one Holme Oak that is right next to the shed and is leaning…
Discharge of condition 4, 7, 15 (lighting) and 16 (drainage) of application 23/01941/FUL and discharge of conditions 4 and 7 of application 23/01930/LIS
Replacement of greenhouse on existing brick plinth on land to the north-east of the wall between the Deanery Wall and Pilgrims Hall.
T1 robinia: Reduce overhanging limbs by approximately 2 m, pruning back close to the boundary to suitable growth points, to provide appropriate clearance from the neighbouring property.
New external timber framed Cruck Tent with roof covering and roll down sides. New timber wall panelling to a number of bedrooms internally. (AMENDED PLANS RECEIVED 29.09.2026)
New external timber framed Cruck Tent with roof covering and roll down sides. New timber wall panelling to a number of bedrooms internally. (AMENDED PLANS RECEIVED 29.09.2026).
Application for variation to condition 2 (approved plans) of the permission with reference 23/01509/HOU, for a change of external material from facing brickwork to timber cladding.
Discharge of Condition 3 (paint specification) to the approved application with reference 23/02719/LIS
Change of Use from College Staff House ( dwelling ) to College office accommodation
The tree is a mature Holm Oak in my back garden. My arboricultural adviser has identified a split in the trunk and recommends the tree is felled as soon as possible as it is in danger of falling on my neighbour's garage (with flat above).
(submitted as 26/01849/TPO)The tree is in the left hand corner of the garden and I want it removed
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