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1 No. Magnolia (T1) - Reduce height and spread by up to 2m. Reduce eastern aspect back to previous points to gain approx. 1.5m clearance from property. Reduce northern, western and southern aspects by up to 2m to suitable growth points and reshape to keep good form. Light prune on the height of up to 1m to keep natural shape and thin canopy by removing branches under 10mm to allow light and air into crown. Remove crossing and rubbing branches also. To clear branches from property’s roof, footpath and public highway, and minimise leaves and petals falling on neighbours drive, causing a slip hazard. To stop interference with telephone cable that runs through it. To bring it back into a more manageable shape and stop it restricting the light coming into the kitchen and dining room windows.

5 ASFORD GROVE, BISHOPSTOKE, EASTLEIGH, SO50 6BG

Application Valid - Awaiting DecisionReference: T/26/101985Eastleigh Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Application Valid - Awaiting Decision
Application type
Consent under Tree Preservation Orders
Received
24 Aug 2026
Validated
24 Aug 2026
Determination deadline
19 Oct 2026
Local authority
Eastleigh Borough Council

Application overview

1 No. Magnolia (T1) - Reduce height and spread by up to 2m. Reduce eastern aspect back to previous points to gain approx. 1.5m clearance from property. Reduce northern, western and southern aspects by up to 2m to suitable growth points and reshape to keep good form. Light prune on the height of up to 1m to keep natural shape and thin canopy by removing branches under 10mm to allow light and air into crown. Remove crossing and rubbing branches also. To clear branches from property’s roof, footpath and public highway, and minimise leaves and petals falling on neighbours drive, causing a slip hazard. To stop interference with telephone cable that runs through it. To bring it back into a more manageable shape and stop it restricting the light coming into the kitchen and dining room windows.

Proposal details

Reference
T/26/101985
Alternative references
15181123
Ward
Bishopstoke Ward
Parish
Bishopstoke CP

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5 ASFORD GROVE, BISHOPSTOKE, EASTLEIGH, SO50 6BG

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