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Received 20 October 2026
DM/2026/01248
Demolition of existing relatively recent single storey extension and upvc conservatory and construction of two storey extension to the rear to provide more living space on the ground floor and another bedroom on the first floor.
Waiting for a decision431 m
Received 26 August 2026
DM/2026/01055
Large Ash - reduce crown by 50%; early evidence of die-back. Poor specimen Oak - showing signs of disease. Both trees are within our garden, southern boundary, backing onto hillside.
Approved263 m
Received 24 August 2026
DM/2026/01042
Silver Birch reduce tree by 4m in height and 2m in width.
Approved440 m
Received 21 August 2026
DM/2026/01037
T1 - Silver Birch - reduce tree by 4m in height and 2m in width.
Approved440 m
Received 29 July 2026
DM/2026/00930
T1 Sycamore and T2 Sweet Chestnut - Reduce canopy in line with neighbouring canopy.
Approved402 m
Received 16 July 2026
DM/2026/00873
Tree 1 - reduce crown of a Bird cherry (Wild cherry) tree by one third to a final height of 8m. This tree is growing very large, is one of two large Bird cherry trees in the garden and the branches overhang the drive and are approaching the house. Tree 2 - reduce the height of Lawsons Cyprus by one third to a final height of 6m. The tree is growing very tall and now extends above neighbour's roof height.
Approved371 m