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Two Trees (Oak T1 and Turkey Oak T2) that require crown lifting as the lower limbs are resting on 3ft fence at rear of garden and also resting on the ground when in full leaf and particularly bad when wet. These lower limbs are obstructing the maintenance of the fence and boundary at the rear of the property and also the ability to cut the lawns beneath the trees. Removal of these lower limbs will improve light and space to the garden around and beneath the trees. The branches to be removed would be at a height of approx 10ft. Mostly smaller downward facing branches to reduce the overall weight on the lower limbs.

Appleton Croft 5 St Peters Road Wiggenhall St Germans King's Lynn Norfolk PE34 3HB

UnknownReference: 26/00014/TPOBorough Council of King's Lynn and West Norfolk

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Application summary

Status
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Application type
Works to/Fell Tree covered by TPO
Received
24 Feb 2026
Validated
24 Feb 2026
Determination deadline
21 Apr 2026
Local authority
Borough Council of King's Lynn and West Norfolk

Application overview

Two Trees (Oak T1 and Turkey Oak T2) that require crown lifting as the lower limbs are resting on 3ft fence at rear of garden and also resting on the ground when in full leaf and particularly bad when wet. These lower limbs are obstructing the maintenance of the fence and boundary at the rear of the property and also the ability to cut the lawns beneath the trees. Removal of these lower limbs will improve light and space to the garden around and beneath the trees. The branches to be removed would be at a height of approx 10ft. Mostly smaller downward facing branches to reduce the overall weight on the lower limbs.

Proposal details

Reference
26/00014/TPO
Alternative references
PP-14731806
Ward
Tilney, Mershe Lande And Wiggenhall
Parish
Wiggenhall St Germans

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Appleton Croft 5 St Peters Road Wiggenhall St Germans King's Lynn Norfolk PE34 3HB

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DocumentPublishedAction
DECISIONDecision · PDF24 Mar 2026View
OFFICER REPORTReport · PDF24 Mar 2026View
APPLICATION FORMApplication Form · PDF25 Feb 2026View
TREE PHOTO 1Photo · PDF25 Feb 2026View
TREE PHOTO 2Photo · PDF25 Feb 2026View
TREE PHOTO 3Photo · PDF25 Feb 2026View
TREE LOCATIONSDrawing · PDF25 Feb 2026View
LOCATION PLANDrawing · PDF25 Feb 2026View

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