153 on record · mostly Wiltshire · 6 approved in the last 90 days · typically 40 days to a decision
Build a single-storey rear extension.
Cut back the upper branches of a leaning conifer and cut a hazel down to its base.
Fell a yew growing against a gravestone, a declining cherry and a dead tree.
Remove a mixed hedge, mainly Leyland cypress, containing ivy and dead elder.
Remove a Portuguese laurel blocking the driveway.
Install nine solar panels on the garage's flat roof.
Fell a dying Scots pine tree.
Replace the detached garage with a side extension and upstairs accommodation, and change materials to replace the existing prefabricated concrete construction.
Prune a weeping willow back to its previous pruning points.
Prune one ash and a group of lilac, field maple and holly, and remove another ash.
Fell a young cherry tree near the house and shorten overhanging walnut branches by up to two metres.
Build a front porch, replace the rear extension, alter the interior and change boundary walls or fencing.
Remove a conifer in poor condition down to ground level.
Remove a silver birch damaging a fence and cut back an ash near a neighbouring roof to a three-metre trunk.
Replace the existing garage with a new office building.
Reduce a beech tree by half, cutting back to previous cuts and reshaping its crown.
Seeking approval for cavity wall insulation and fire surround changes already completed in a listed building.
Confirm that replacing a rear conservatory with an extension does not require planning permission.
Convert a barn into two semi-detached homes with a sheltered porch, wood-burning stoves, flues and solar panels.
Remove lower branches and growth around the bases of three lime trees to clear phone lines, an office roof and garden.
Reduce a beech tree by four to five metres and rebalance its shape to reduce shade near the property.
Change residential premises to business use, build a detached single-storey hair salon and add a parking space.
Reduce a conifer's height by four to five metres and reshape it to reduce shade near the property.
An existing side extension contains a garage and office, and the porch has also been enlarged.