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1no. Group of Conifers (G1) - Fell. The skate park area is to be renovated, and a current concern is that the trees act as a large screening area, making it a blind spot from most locations around it. One of the trees within the group has substantial decay in both stems, which poses a danger in a location with such high footfall. A number of snapped limbs have come out of a couple of the trees, as they have started to reach over maturity. There are also a number of included and weak unions within the group. If the tree with basal decay were to be removed, it will open up a very different wind pattern to the remaining trees, which may well lead to further failures within the group. It is for these reasons that the local council wish to remove the group of trees.

Glebe Meadow and skate park, Bishopstoke, SO50 6AL

Decided Raise No Objection ToReference: NC/26/101162Eastleigh Borough Council

Application location

Glebe Meadow and skate park, Bishopstoke, SO50 6AL

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Application summary

Status
Decided Raise No Objection To
Application type
Notification of proposed works to trees in conservation areas
Received
25 Mar 2026
Validated
25 Mar 2026
Determination deadline
6 May 2026
Local authority
Eastleigh Borough Council

Application overview

1no. Group of Conifers (G1) - Fell. The skate park area is to be renovated, and a current concern is that the trees act as a large screening area, making it a blind spot from most locations around it. One of the trees within the group has substantial decay in both stems, which poses a danger in a location with such high footfall. A number of snapped limbs have come out of a couple of the trees, as they have started to reach over maturity. There are also a number of included and weak unions within the group. If the tree with basal decay were to be removed, it will open up a very different wind pattern to the remaining trees, which may well lead to further failures within the group. It is for these reasons that the local council wish to remove the group of trees.

Proposal details

Reference
NC/26/101162
Alternative references
14811315
Ward
Bishopstoke Ward
Parish
Bishopstoke CP
Agent
Alex Reidy

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DocumentPublishedAction
NC_26_101162 PL_Final DecisionDecision · PDF6 May 2026View
NC_26_101162 Decision notice informative leaflet - CTR, RTRDecision · PDF6 May 2026View
Officer ReportOfficer Report · PDF1 May 2026View
ApplicationFormRedacted.pdfApplication Form · PDF25 Mar 2026View
Glebe Meadow and skate park.pdfLocation Plan · PDF25 Mar 2026View

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Decision & conditions

Raise No Objection To
NC_26_101162 PL_Final Decision NC_26_101162 Decision notice informative leaflet - CTR, RTR
Planning conditions
  1. INFORMATIVE: Please be advised that the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981 as amended, the Countryside and Rights of Way Act 2000 and the Conservation (Natural Habitats) Regulations 1994 protect ALL wild birds, their nests (whether in use or being built) and eggs and other wild animals including bats and their roosts in or adjacent to trees.
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