Within 0.62 miles of SO53 2FHApplication dates: 6 Nov 2025 to 6 Nov 2026Showing applications within 0.62 miles of this postcode.
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(T1) Oak - Reduce height and span by up to 1.5m and remove dead wood; (T2) Alder - Reduce height by 2m; (T3) Silver birch trees x 2 - Reduce height by 2m and remove larger branches overhanging pavement
1no. Oak - Crown reduce to just above previous growth points (approx.1.5-2m reduction) to keep the tree to a reasonable size due to its location over 4 gardens and to let more light into the gardens and properties. Keeping pruning cuts to 50mm or less.
1 No. Oak (T1) - Reduce crown by up to 3m to reduce weight & loading on main stem, which is hollow & has Laetiporous Sulphureus growing out of it at the first fork. 1 No. Oak (T2) - Prune back overhanging branches to give 3m clearance over…
Temporary siting and residential occupation of a static caravan within the front garden to provide accommodation for the existing residents of 63 Oakwood Road during construction works to the dwelling.
Regulation 77 application relating to the conversion and extension of 111 Winchester Road to form 22 dwellings (Prior Approval refs. PN/24/98338, PN/24/97626, PN/23/96620 and PN/23/95595), for written notification of approval that the proposal will not affect the integrity of nearby protected sites (in accordance with The Conservation of…
Construction of a single storey ground floor side and rear extension with parapet walls, raised parapet wall to an existing side and rear extension, raised and extended porch roof and external alterations.
2no. Oak (T1&2) - Crown reduction of approx. 2–2.5m to both trees, pruning back to suitable growth points and retaining a balanced crown structure. Trees showing signs of decline, including dead branch tips and reduced vitality. Works will reduce excessive end weight and loading on remaining limbs, whilst…
1no. Ash (T1) – Remove and replant with suitable standard-sized native species. Tree is showing significant symptoms of ash dieback, with approx. 40% of crown exhibiting dead or declining growth. The extent of decline and associated deterioration means retention is no longer considered a suitable long-term management option.…
1no. Pine (T1) - Reduce crown by approx. 2–2.5m and remove two large, over-extended lower limbs. Tree is exhibiting a pronounced lean, with exposed roots visible on opposite side of stem. Reduction will reduce overall crown weight and wind sail area, while removal of identified over-extended limbs will…
1no. Silver Birch (T1) - Fell. The tree is dying & close to natural end of life and due to close proximity of buildings behind property as well as neighbours gardens.
1no. Silver Birch (T1) - Dismantle the to ground level. Replant with new Silver Birch as like-for-like replacement. Tree is in decline and is shedding significant deadwood from canopy. Main stem has an old major pruning/wound point with significant dysfunction and deterioration around the union. Remaining upright stem…
1no. Ash - Reduction of lateral branches by approx. 2–3 metres to suitable growth points. Returning cuts to previous pruning points where visible. Removal of crossing, rubbing, or weak branches Selective reduction of overhanging branches on the sides of the crown extending towards: 3 Mead Road, 5 Mead…
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