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T1 - Oak - Quercus Robur - Reduce Oak by 20% (1.5-2m) to leave a finished natural shape and slight lift of 1.5m on the NW side to balance the crown. Tree is growing near multiple BT lines and encroaching on the house. Tree was pruned 3-4years ago, re-prune as part of maintenance. T2 - Oak - Quercus Robur - Reduce Oak by 20% (1.5-2m) to leave a finished natural shape. Remove lower poorly rooted epicormic shoots. Reduce top by 2-3m as tree leans 30 degrees NW towards property. Reduction to re balance tree. Tree was pruned 3-4years ago, re-prune as part of maintenance.

SANDOWN, HIGH STREET, LITTLE SANDHURST, SANDHURST, GU47 8LG

Decision MadeReference: PA/2026/0135Bracknell Forest Council

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Application summary

Status
Decision Made
Application type
Consent under Tree Preservation Orders
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Determination deadline
25 Aug 2026
Local authority
Bracknell Forest Council

Application overview

T1 - Oak - Quercus Robur - Reduce Oak by 20% (1.5-2m) to leave a finished natural shape and slight lift of 1.5m on the NW side to balance the crown. Tree is growing near multiple BT lines and encroaching on the house. Tree was pruned 3-4years ago, re-prune as part of maintenance. T2 - Oak - Quercus Robur - Reduce Oak by 20% (1.5-2m) to leave a finished natural shape. Remove lower poorly rooted epicormic shoots. Reduce top by 2-3m as tree leans 30 degrees NW towards property. Reduction to re balance tree. Tree was pruned 3-4years ago, re-prune as part of maintenance.

Proposal details

Reference
PA/2026/0135
Alternative references
PP-14653968
Ward
Sandhurst
Parish
Sandhurst Town Council
Agent
Mr Nicholas Harris

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Application location

SANDOWN, HIGH STREET, LITTLE SANDHURST, SANDHURST, GU47 8LG

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Site Photo - 1 - Annotated with DimensionsOther29 Jun 2026View
Site Photo - 2 - Annotated with DimensionsOther29 Jun 2026View
Sketch Plan - Tree Layout PlanPlan2 Feb 2026View
Decision letterDecision Notice · PDF25 Sept 2026View

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