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Decision
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Received 14 August 2026
2026/1341/TPO
To lop one Beech tree and two Sycamore trees covered by TPO489
Approved221 m
Received 31 July 2026
2026/1256/TPO
To lop 1 Sycamore tree and 1 Oak tree covered by TPO489
Approved243 m
Received 29 June 2026
2026/1075/FUL
Modify the existing fence between properties no. 5 and no. 7, by means of erecting a mesh fence above the existing fence, at an additional height of 1m
Approved238 m
Received 10 June 2026
2026/0976/TPO
To lop 3 Oak trees and 1 Sycamore tree covered by TPO 0489
Refused221 m