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Received 1 October 2026
26/P/0464/TPO
Application to prune TPO Oak tree. Oak tree T1 in front garden of 75 Pettingale Road was pruned 6 years ago. Since then the tree has grown back to pick size. Tree needs pruning back to points from 2020 date, as the new growth is putting strain on the unions. Please note that the applicant has permission to remove epicormic growth and dread wood from application 260291.
Waiting for a decision455 m
Received 3 July 2026
26/P/0291/TPO
Oak tree (T3) located at 75 Petingale Road; Remove dead wood and any decaying or rotting branches and remove epicormic growth. Also, trim branches that are reaching down to head height and encroaching on telephone lines.
Approved with conditions409 m
Received 3 June 2026
26/P/0236/CEA
Conversion of the existing garage to provide ancillary accommodation, including a hallway, utility room and study.
Approved
Received 14 May 2026
26/P/0203/FUL
Retention of alterations to agricultural building
Approved with conditions343 m