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Within 1 km of TN31 6PGApplication dates: 12 Sep 2025 to 12 Sep 2026Showing applications within 1 km of this postcode.
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PLANNING APPLICATIONS

Within 1 km of TN31 6PG

19 planning applications found.

Full planning applicationNo decision recorded

Hayes Barn Hayes Plat, Northiam, East Sussex, TN31 6HQ

Erection of a rear conservatory extension measuring 5.5m wide by 3m deep, with a flat roof and central glazed lantern, white uPVC frame and glazing above a brick dwarf wall to match existing, to the rear elevation of Hayes Barn.

Reference
RR/2026/0708/HOU
Application date
1 Jun 2026
Tree worksNo decision recorded

Northiam Cemetery Ewhurst Lane, Northiam, East Sussex, TN31 6PA

Tree work along cemetery boundary with bowls club: Oak tree (A) reduce overall canopy by approx 4 metres and dead wood and crown thin; Yew Tree (B) reduce height by approx 2 metres; Ash tree (C) reduce down to previous pollard point; conifer hedge along the boundary reduce to approx 8 foot

Reference
RR/2026/0403/TCA
Application date
22 Mar 2026
Telecommunications applicationNo objection raised

Bank Cottage Main Street, Northiam, TN31 6LP

BT’s intention to install fixed line broadband electronic communications apparatus under Regulation 5, detailed as Subtended Headend Cabinet Extension at the above location.

Reference
RR/2026/0216/TN
Application date
16 Feb 2026
Decision
No objection raised
Tree worksNo objection raised

FARTHINGS Main Street, Northiam, Rye, East Sussex, TN31 6LX

T1. Western Red Cedar half of the crown is dead fell to ground level T2.T3,T4,T6,T7 Leyland Cypress trees have outgrown their current positions fell to ground level T5. Cryptomeria Japonica fell to ground level T7. Leyland Cypress fell to ground level T8.Macrocarpa dead fell to ground level T9,T10, Conifer fell to ground level. G1. Remove row of Leyland Cypress

Reference
RR/2026/0022/TCA
Application date
8 Jan 2026
Decision
No objection raised
Tree worksNo objection raised

Great Dixter House & Gardens, GREAT DIXTER Dixter Lane, Northiam, Rye, East Sussex, TN31 6PH

T1, T2, T3, T4 - Common Oak - retrenchment reduction by 30% and 40%; T5 - Pagoda Tree - Reduce Crown by 20%; T6, T7, T8, T9, T10, T11, T12, T13, T15 - Ash - Various works including felling to ground level, removal of deadwood, crown reductions by 30%; T14 - Wild Cherry - Monolith to 4m for habitat; T16 - Stone Pine - fell.

Reference
RR/2026/0006/TCA
Application date
6 Jan 2026
Decision
No objection raised
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Tree preservation zoneApplies here

Tree-protection controls apply here (The County of East Sussex (Northridge, Northiam) Tree Preservation Order, 1962). Permission may be needed before cutting down or carrying out significant work to protected trees.

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