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Received 13 August 2026
DM/2026/01008
Construction of a new front boundary wall with pedestrian gate and electric sliding vehicle gate.
Withdrawn155 m
Received 14 July 2026
DM/2026/00861
A large dead oak tree on the border between our house and a neighbours (they are in Pyllmeyric Close). Branches (dead) extend into both gardens some distance. Extremely close to telephone lines and greenhouse. Close enough to house to potentially cause some damage if it fell over.
Approved137 m
Received 8 July 2026
DM/2026/00833
We would like to prune the branches of a the Yew tree on our property which is subject to a TPO (Tree Preservation Order No.3, Pwllmeyric, First Schedule T6 with situation grid reference 51979257). This tree is located on our property but overhangs the public pavement and A48 road underneath. This is a busy road with pedestrians and traffic so we are concerned about the overhang and would like to cut this back to our property boundary.