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T1 Beech tree - Fell T2,T3 Beech - Fell T4 Beech - Fell T5 Beech - Fell T6 Beech - Fell T9 Beech - Fell T10 Beech - Fell T12 Bay tree - Fell
Reference: P/26/04320/TCA Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole Council
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7 Sept 2026 7 Sept 2026 Application summary
Status Awaiting sign off
Application type Tree work in a Conservation Area
Received 7 Sept 2026
Validated 7 Sept 2026
Determination deadline Not published
Local authority Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole Council Timeline Overview Location Documents Decision Application overview T1 Beech tree - Fell T2,T3 Beech - Fell T4 Beech - Fell T5 Beech - Fell T6 Beech - Fell T9 Beech - Fell T10 Beech - Fell T12 Bay tree - Fell
Proposal details
Reference P/26/04320/TCA
Ward Talbot & Branksome Woods
Parish Bournemouth Town Council
Agent Mr Phil Cooper Application location 29 Talbot Avenue Bournemouth BH3 7HS
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