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Demolish agricultural buildings and build two self-build homes.
Remove a yew tree close to ground level because it is damaging a wall.
Reduce a decaying beech tree to a 12-metre standing trunk to reduce the risk of branches falling onto neighbouring homes.
Build a two-storey extension at the rear of the house.
Cut back lower beech branches by three metres to prevent further damage to a neighbouring roof.
The four lowest branches of a beech tree would be removed to provide clearance up to six metres above ground.
Prune a cotoneaster to leave around one metre of clearance from the building.
Prune a cherry tree to create up to two metres of clearance from the property.
Two agricultural buildings would be used for commercial storage or distribution, with no building works specified.
Reduce a crab apple tree's height and spread by up to one metre.
Two new homes are proposed, with their design and size still to be agreed.
The first floor would be allowed to accommodate financial or professional services, with no building works specified.
Retain changes already made to the building's windows.
Build a single-storey rear extension.
Fell a conifer and reduce the branches of a cherry tree and two maple trees by up to one-third.
Demolish an outbuilding and build a single-storey side and rear extension, with changes to the internal layout.
Add first-floor extensions at the front and rear, and convert part of the garage into a utility room.
Fell a mountain ash tree.
Proposing one new building, with its size and intended use unspecified.
Seeking confirmation that an agricultural building's existing use as a single home is lawful, with no new building work proposed.