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Received 13 October 2026
P/26/565/FUL
The removal of designated fence and overgrown vegetation and the construction of a new boundary wall to the rear garden (retention of)
Waiting for a decision228 m
Received 17 July 2026
T/26/21/TPO
G1 - Mixed deciduous trees including Sycamore, Elm (mainly dead standing) and Lime - cut back smaller trees largely to fence line and reduce overhang of larger trees into garden including removing overhanging dead branches
Approved with conditions141 m
Received 7 July 2026
P/26/316/FUL
Installation of a freestanding pergola to the rear garden, next to the house with a size of 4m x 3m and increase height of boundary fence from 1.2m to 1.83m (retention and completion)
Approved with conditions135 m
Received 1 July 2026
P/26/363/FUL
Proposed double storey side extension
Approved with conditions361 m