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Walnut (in decline) - fellSilver Birch - reduce crown by 1-2m (back to suitable growth points)Sycamore at Home Farm House (holiday property in Barnsley village leased to Homegrown Hotels) - remove limb showing significant split, and then pollard remaining stems to an approx height of 2-3m (in the hope that future growth will bring the tree into balance

Barnsley House Hotel Barnsley Cirencester Gloucestershire GL7 5EE

DecidedReference: 26/02560/TCONRCotswold District Council

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Barnsley House Hotel Barnsley Cirencester Gloucestershire GL7 5EE

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Works to trees in conservation areas
Received
24 Aug 2026
Validated
24 Aug 2026
Determination deadline
5 Oct 2026
Local authority
Cotswold District Council

Application overview

Walnut (in decline) - fellSilver Birch - reduce crown by 1-2m (back to suitable growth points)Sycamore at Home Farm House (holiday property in Barnsley village leased to Homegrown Hotels) - remove limb showing significant split, and then pollard remaining stems to an approx height of 2-3m (in the hope that future growth will bring the tree into balance

Proposal details

Reference
26/02560/TCONR
Alternative references
PP-15160241
Ward
The Ampneys & Hampton
Parish
Barnsley
Agent
Mr Chris Mawdsley

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Documents 12 of 12

DocumentPublishedAction
DECISION NOTICEDecision Notice · PDF7 Sept 2026View
SCREENING OPINIONScreening Opinion · PDF25 Aug 2026View
Application FormApplication Form · PDF24 Aug 2026View
SKETCH PLANDrawing · PDF24 Aug 2026View
SKETCH PLANDrawing · PDF24 Aug 2026View
TREEPhotograph · PDF24 Aug 2026View
TREEPhotograph · PDF24 Aug 2026View
TREEPhotograph · PDF24 Aug 2026View
TREEPhotograph · PDF24 Aug 2026View
TREEPhotograph · PDF24 Aug 2026View
TREEPhotograph · PDF24 Aug 2026View
TREEPhotograph · PDF24 Aug 2026View

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Decision & conditions

No objection
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