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Received 14 September 2026
NP/26/0466/TPO
T1 Lime (TPO 57 - T19) previously pruned on west side, prune back regrowth to restore crown from previous works
Approved with conditions234 m
Received 14 September 2026
NP/26/0463/TPO
T1 Leylandii Cypress - remove; G1 Elm - Pollard growing within Leylandii Cypress; T2 Sycamore - remove single limb overhanging neighbour; G21 Elm & various - around street lamp & highway clearance
Waiting for a decision442 m
Received 28 August 2026
NP/26/0436/PNT
The proposed erection of a replacement 4G/5G telecommunications installation which will incorporate a 20-metre-high streetworks telecommunications monopole with built-in cabinet, supporting 9no. radio antennas and 2no. transmission dishes, along with 5no. associated ground-based cabinets, all for the purpose of maintaining a telecommunication network
Refused485 m
Received 27 July 2026
NP/26/0386/TPO
G1 (t1, t2 and t3) - Sycamore (TPO 57 G5) - Cut the three northernmost G1 trees (t1, t2 and t3) to ground level. Do not apply herbicide to the cut stumps; root grafts could translocate it to the retained trees. Manage the subsequent regrowth by re-coppicing on a 5 - 10-year cycle. G1 (t4) Sycamore - (TPO 57 G5) - Remove the crown of the southernmost G1 tree (t4) leaving the stem and four upright primary branches approximately 6 m tall. This will provide the framework for a new compact crown to establish, with the regrowth being managed by pollarding on a 5 - 10-year cycle
Approved with conditions175 m
Received 13 July 2026
NP/26/0371/TPO
Yew (TPO 57 T14) - Raise west canopy over driveway to 4 metres to allow high-sided vehicles. Sycamore (TPO 57 G1) - Raise west canopy over driveway to 4 metres to allow high-sided vehicles
Approved with conditions136 m
Received 13 July 2026
NP/26/0370/TPO
Sycamore (TPO 57 T13) - Reduce height by 2 metres and reduce north and east crown by 2 metres in line with annotated image
Approved with conditions136 m