133 on record · mostly Winchester · 5 approved in the last 90 days · typically 49 days to a decision
T1 beech - Remove basal and epicormic growth to prevent contact with fence and summerhouse. T2 beech - Side reduction on north and south sides by approx. 3-4m to suitable growth…
T1 Norway Maple - Reduce primary and secondary branches to give at least 2 meters clearance from the roof of 16 Nursery Gardens to maintain adequate clearance and future damage…
T1 Horse Chestnut: Re-reduce crown to historic pruning points, achieving finished height of 18m. Reduce lateral spread by 3m. T2 Common Lime: Reduce two lowest overhanging limbs…
Discharge of condition 3, 6 and 7 for application 25/02001/FUL
Fell an ivy-covered elm tree leaning heavily over a chain-link fence.
T1- Copper Beech - Reduce the entire canopy (not crown lifting) by up to 2m. Pruning cuts will be limited to a maximum diameter of 50mm to form a more compact and balanced crown…
G1- Mixed Tree Group- Beech and lime ? Prune back overhanging growth above the driveway by up to 1m to provide clearance. Yew - Undertake a minor crown lift to 2m over driveway…
G1- Beech and Sycamore: Reduce the overall height of the tree line by approximately 4 metres and reduce the lateral overhang by approximately 3-4metres, pruning back towards the…
Remove a beech tree with decay at its base that poses a danger to road users.
(NMA to 25/01153/HOU) The first non material amendment we would like to make is raising the roof height of the extension. This would require Removing existing bedroom window and…
Remove the lowest beech branch overhanging a neighbouring property to reduce damage risk and falling debris.
Discharge of condition 4 (water efficiency calculation and nutrient mitigation) and 12 (external lighting plan) of application 22/00621/FUL
Side extension replacing existing conservatory, reconfiguration of windows to provide new doors, new patio and removal of chimney stack.
Discharge of conditions 6 (self-build provision), 7 (SAP data), 9 (external lighting), 11 (archaelogy) of planning application 25/00895/FUL
Remove two low beech branches rubbing against a neighbouring tree and posing a risk to the road.
Fell 1 x self-sown, early-mature Beech (Fagus sylvatica) located towards the south of Nos. 18 and 19 Holly Meadows. Reasons for works: The tree is not part of any planting scheme…
Remove lower branches from a beech tree to provide clearance above the road.
The proposal relates to the erection of a single-storey detached outbuilding within the rear garden of the dwellinghouse.
The construction of a single-storey contemporary garden building to provide a dedicated home working space.
Pruning and pollarding trees at Coxs Yard, including a sick roadside ash that drops branches in high winds.
Agricultural building for the production and storage of wine and the production, curing, storage and packaging of meat products from the farm. The development comprises a shared…
Trim a neighbouring yew tree’s overhanging branches by 1.5 metres.
Prune a beech tree back by two metres to keep it clear of a building.
T1 - Holm oak. Reduce size of canopy on southeast, southerly, southwest, and westerly sides only by up to 1 m, with a maximum pruning diameter of 40 mm. Lightly crown lift…