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Status on council recordCouncil status: No Objection
T1 - Holly - To reduce the Holly tree by roughly 1m in height trimming the sides to match the shape. To maintain the trees size in a small courtyard garden and to allow museum guests to get the most out of the space whilst enjoying the trees. T2 - Irish Yew - To reduce the Irish Yew by roughly 1m in height trimming the sides to match the shape. To maintain the trees size in a small courtyard garden and to allow museum guests to get the most out of the space whilst enjoying the trees. T3 - Holly - To reduce the Holly tree by roughly 1m in height trimming the sides to match the shape. To maintain the trees size in a small courtyard garden and to allow museum guests to get the most out of the space whilst enjoying the trees.
William Herschel Museum, 19 New King Street, Kingsmead, Bath, Bath And North East Somerset, BA1 2BL
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Status and dates
Last published check: 25 Oct 2026, 09:26 (UK)
- DoneReceived6 Jan 2026
- DoneValidated6 Jan 2026
- Not publishedConsultationNo date on council record
- Not publishedTarget decision dateNo date on council record
- DecidedNO OBJECTION9 Feb 2026
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All published dates (5)
- Application type
- Tree Works Notification in Con Area
- Ward
- Kingsmead
- Documents
- 1 published
Proposal
T1 - Holly - To reduce the Holly tree by roughly 1m in height trimming the sides to match the shape. To maintain the trees size in a small courtyard garden and to allow museum guests to get the most out of the space whilst enjoying the trees. T2 - Irish Yew - To reduce the Irish Yew by roughly 1m in height trimming the sides to match the shape. To maintain the trees size in a small courtyard garden and to allow museum guests to get the most out of the space whilst enjoying the trees. T3 - Holly - To reduce the Holly tree by roughly 1m in height trimming the sides to match the shape. To maintain the trees size in a small courtyard garden and to allow museum guests to get the most out of the space whilst enjoying the trees.
- Reference
- 26/00042/TCA
- Alternative references
- PP-14602692
- Ward
- Kingsmead
- Agent
- Smith And Arbor Ltd
- UPRN
- 010001142707
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