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Within 0.62 miles of TW2 7SPApplication dates: 19 Sep 2025 to 19 Sep 2026Showing applications within 0.62 miles of this postcode.
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Erection of Temporary Marquee for a maximum of the period between 20th Jan to 20th Mar and 24th Oct to 31st Dec each year for a five year period for use in connection with RFU event days at Twickenham Stadium.
SPECIFICATION T247 London Plane 2.5-3m crown reduction in spread for northern crown only at a height of 2m - 10m above ground level (ie lower-mid crown only), leaving a canopy spread of 9 metres for this northern crown T248 London Plane 2.0-2.5m crown reduction in spread for northern crown only at a height of 2m - 10m above ground level (ie lower-mid crown only), leaving a canopy spread of 8 metres for this northern crown JUSTIFICATION To facilitate development work in relation to Application Reference 22/3004/FUL (Approved): To provide clearance from building (Sports changing block) including any scaffold erection
T1 Ash Tree: The proposed works form part of routine cyclical tree maintenance. Reduce the crown by approximately 2 metres in all aspects to maintain a balanced crown and appropriate size for its location. Selective crown thinning will improve light penetration and airflow, whilst the removal of major deadwood and crossing or rubbing branches will improve the tree's structural condition, reduce the likelihood of branch failure and promote its long-term health in accordance with BS3998:2010. T2 Cherry Tree: The proposed works form part of routine cyclical tree maintenance. Reduce the overall height by approximately 2 metres and reduce the radial spread to restore a balanced, well-proportioned crown appropriate for its setting. The removal of deadwood will improve safety and the tree's overall condition whilst maintaining its long-term health and amenity value in accordance with BS3998:2010.
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