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Received 22 July 2026
P2026/0489
Crown lifting to 2m above footpath of 2 no. lime trees (T66 and T67) covered by Tree Preservation Order T2024/01
Approved422 m
Received 17 June 2026
P2026/0398
Lift crown to 5.3m over carriageway and 2.5m over footway of 1 no. evergreen oak tree (T16) and remove northeast branch originating 3m above ground level of Sycamore tree (T11) and associated works (Trees covered by tree preservation order T344)
Waiting for a decision398 m
Received 3 June 2026
P2026/0363
Proposed single storey front and side extension.
Approved385 m
Received 31 May 2026
P2026/0350
Alterations to existing single storey rear extension comprising the removal of the existing pitched roof and its replacement with a flat roof design.
Approved441 m