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Pollard Oak tree adjacent to entrance of English Bicknor Village Hall that is covered by G3 of G41 TPO 77 to a height of 5 metres. The work is proposed for safety reasons due to the extensive rot caused by fungal infection at base of tree. Major dead wood to be removed from four Oak trees and two Sweet Chestnut trees also covered by G3 of G41 TPO 77.

Village Hall And Social Club Ross Road English Bicknor Gloucestershire GL16 7PA

ConsentReference: P0636/25/TPOForest of Dean District Council

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Application summary

Status
Consent
Application type
Works to Trees Covered by TPO
Received
28 May 2025
Validated
28 May 2025
Determination deadline
23 Jul 2025
Local authority
Forest of Dean District Council

Application overview

Pollard Oak tree adjacent to entrance of English Bicknor Village Hall that is covered by G3 of G41 TPO 77 to a height of 5 metres. The work is proposed for safety reasons due to the extensive rot caused by fungal infection at base of tree. Major dead wood to be removed from four Oak trees and two Sweet Chestnut trees also covered by G3 of G41 TPO 77.

Proposal details

Reference
P0636/25/TPO
Alternative references
DF2563
Ward
Berry Hill
Parish
English Bicknor
Agent
Mr P Gwilliam

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Application location

Village Hall And Social Club Ross Road English Bicknor Gloucestershire GL16 7PA

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Documents 10 of 10

DocumentPublishedAction
DecisionDecision · PDF2 Jul 2025View
Officer reportOfficer report · PDF2 Jul 2025View
Site NoticeSite Notice · PDF30 May 2025View
WITH LOCATION PLANApplication Form · PDF28 May 2025View
DC8DC8 · PDF28 May 2025View
REQUESTING CLARIFICATION OF THE EXTENT OF PROPOSED WORK TO OAK TREECorrespondence · PDF28 May 2025View
CONFIRMATION OF THE EXTENT OF WORK PROPOSED TO THE OAK TREECorrespondence · PDF28 May 2025View
PhotographsPhotographs28 May 2025View
PhotographsPhotographs28 May 2025View
PhotographsPhotographs28 May 2025View

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