90 on record · mostly Hart · 2 approved in the last 90 days · typically 54 days to a decision
Build a single-storey extension to the house.
Replace cladding on a school block, raise the roof edges and install an external fire escape staircase.
Prune two hornbeam trees and one ash back to previous cutting points to maintain their pruning cycle and improve light.
Erection of a single storey garden studio in the rear garden, incidental to the enjoyment of the dwellinghouse (proposed)
T3. Holly - Fell to ground level and grind out the stump, to allow construction of a garden studio.
Cut back a sweet chestnut to half a metre above previous pruning points and reshape its lower branches.
Trim a maple tree’s outer branches by up to one metre, leaving a canopy up to three metres wide.
Remove a Scots pine to ground level to reduce risks to people and property.
Thin two poplars, remove low branches and deadwood, control ivy, and shorten one branch growing into neighbouring conifers.
Replace a house and outbuildings with three detached homes, parking, planting and access works.
Remove deadwood and prune a sweet chestnut tree to clear the ground, house and cables.
Cut a silver maple back by three metres to previous pruning points and remove dead or unwanted branches.
Shorten some oak branches by up to one metre and remove unsafe branches over the road and driveway.
Erection of single storey side and rear extensions, first floor side extension, conversion of garage to habitable accommodation to include alterations to the roof, alterations to…
Erection of a single storey oak framed outbuilding (retrospective)
Erection of a pair of semi-detached two storey houses
T1. Oak - Reduce back to old points (approx 1m reduction) T2. Beech - Reduce crown by 1m and reshape sides to tidy G1. Beech x 7 - Reduce back by 2m
T1. Oak - Crown reduce by 2m all round
T1. Sweet Chestnut - Crown raise low canopy, by removing the first three lowest laterals back to the main stem, reduce the remaining eastern laterals by up to 1.5m back to a…
Erection of a first floor rear extension
Reduce and reshape two oak trees, including shortening one from 22 to 12 metres, and remove a birch.
Add a privacy screen associated with an approved rear extension and changes to windows, entrance cladding and vehicle access.
Reduce a cherry tree’s crown by two metres all round while maintaining its shape.
T1. Oak - Fell to ground level