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Pinus (Dead) - Remove tree to ground level or fell/dismantle tree leaving a standing habitat of 4 metres.Reason - We wish to fell this dead Pinus. It has been dying for a few years now. As stated on the 2025 tree survey - 'The tree is in a low occupancy area. Vegetation growing at base of the tree. A full assessment of the base impeded due to access restrictions. Tree health advanced stage of decline (tolerable risk - code 341). Badger set under the tree. Likely contributed to the decline.

Newnham College, The Pightle Sidgwick Avenue Cambridge Cambridgeshire CB3 9DF

DecidedReference: 26/0284/TTPOCambridge City Council

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Newnham College, The Pightle Sidgwick Avenue Cambridge Cambridgeshire CB3 9DF

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Works to TPO trees
Received
19 Mar 2026
Validated
19 Mar 2026
Determination deadline
14 May 2026
Local authority
Cambridge City Council

Application overview

Pinus (Dead) - Remove tree to ground level or fell/dismantle tree leaving a standing habitat of 4 metres.Reason - We wish to fell this dead Pinus. It has been dying for a few years now. As stated on the 2025 tree survey - 'The tree is in a low occupancy area. Vegetation growing at base of the tree. A full assessment of the base impeded due to access restrictions. Tree health advanced stage of decline (tolerable risk - code 341). Badger set under the tree. Likely contributed to the decline.

Proposal details

Reference
26/0284/TTPO
Ward
Newnham

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Documents 9 of 9

DocumentPublishedAction
DECISION NOTICEApplication Decision Notice · PDF8 May 2026View
MAP OF NOTIFIED NEIGHBOURSNeighbour/Consultee Notification List · PDF23 Mar 2026View
APPLICATION FORM - NO PERSONAL INFOApplication Information · PDF19 Mar 2026View
FEE CALCULATIONApplication Information · PDF19 Mar 2026View
T764 - COLLEGE MAPDrawings · PDF19 Mar 2026View
T764 - PINUS - 19.03.26Drawings · PDF19 Mar 2026View
T764 - PINUS - 3D GOOGLE MAPSPhotographs · PDF19 Mar 2026View
T764 - PINUS - LOCATION GOOGLE MAPSDrawings · PDF19 Mar 2026View
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT LETTERApplication Officer Correspondence · PDF19 Mar 2026View

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