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Removal of hedgerow located on both sides of Hollybush Lane, near the junction with the A5182 London Road, opposite the Holiday Inn at Markyate
Reference: 26/00410/HED Dacorum Borough Council
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Application location Hollybush Lane Near Junction With A5183 Markyate St Albans Hertfordshire AL3 8HH
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Status Deemed Consent
Application type Trees and Hedgerow Application
Received 18 Feb 2026
Validated 18 Feb 2026
Determination deadline Not published
Local authority Dacorum Borough Council Overview Location Documents Timeline Decision Application overview Removal of hedgerow located on both sides of Hollybush Lane, near the junction with the A5182 London Road, opposite the Holiday Inn at Markyate
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Reference 26/00410/HED
Ward Watling
Parish Flamstead Parish Council
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