Yellow Wells Graig Road Lisvane Cardiff CF14 0UF

Reduce the height of the southern limb by 1-2m. This will reduce wind sail and pressure, minimising risk of failure. Reduce lateral branches on the western side of the crown by 2-3m. this will reduce wind sail on the heavily end loaded branches and minimise detritus over the property.

Status: Approved
Reference: 25/02974/WTTPP
Type: Work to protected trees
Size: Small
Ward: LISVANE AND THORNHILL
Received: 19 December 2025
Decided: 6 January 2026
Decision: GRANT - Works to Trees

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A decision has been made, so the council is no longer taking comments. Approved, 6 January 2026.

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