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3974; Fraxinus excelsior - Removal to ground level.Reason: Fully defoliated standing dead tree on top of wall, among sycamore, over footpath below.3975; Fraxinus excelsior (two ash with composite crown) - Removal to ground level. Reason: One now >90% defoliated. Target includes perimeter footpath, low occupancy. 3976; Aesculus hippocastanum - Remove to ground level. Reason: Historical apical stem loss, leaving large lateral - now with old ffb (possibly Trametes versicolour) and decay at primary union. Lateral primary highly likely to split out at stem onto footpath.3977; Fraxinus excelsior - Remove. Reason: Crown dieback, deadwood and poor vitality overall. Multiple I.hispidus brackets along stem and primary limbs. Decline considered irreversible.3978; Fraxinus excelsior - Monolith to crownbreak.Reason: Significant crown dieback, multiple ffb of D.concentrica throught stem and limbs.

Carisbrooke Castle Castle Hill Carisbrooke Newport Isle Of Wight PO30 1XY

RegisteredReference: 26/01281/TWIsle of Wight Council

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Status
Registered
Application type
Tree Works in Conservation Area
Received
15 Sept 2026
Validated
15 Sept 2026
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Local authority
Isle of Wight Council

Application overview

3974; Fraxinus excelsior - Removal to ground level.Reason: Fully defoliated standing dead tree on top of wall, among sycamore, over footpath below.3975; Fraxinus excelsior (two ash with composite crown) - Removal to ground level. Reason: One now >90% defoliated. Target includes perimeter footpath, low occupancy. 3976; Aesculus hippocastanum - Remove to ground level. Reason: Historical apical stem loss, leaving large lateral - now with old ffb (possibly Trametes versicolour) and decay at primary union. Lateral primary highly likely to split out at stem onto footpath.3977; Fraxinus excelsior - Remove. Reason: Crown dieback, deadwood and poor vitality overall. Multiple I.hispidus brackets along stem and primary limbs. Decline considered irreversible.3978; Fraxinus excelsior - Monolith to crownbreak.Reason: Significant crown dieback, multiple ffb of D.concentrica throught stem and limbs.

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Reference
26/01281/TW
Alternative references
PP-15223733
Ward
Carisbrooke And Gunville
Parish
Newport & Carisbrooke Community Council

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Carisbrooke Castle Castle Hill Carisbrooke Newport Isle Of Wight PO30 1XY

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APPLICATIONFORMREDACTEDApplication Form - Public Copy · PDF15 Sept 2026View
JOB NUMBER 3974Plans - Other15 Sept 2026View
JOB NUMBER 3975Plans - Other15 Sept 2026View
JOB NUMBER 3976Plans - Other15 Sept 2026View
JOB NUMBER 3977Plans - Other15 Sept 2026View
JOB NUMBER 3978Plans - Other15 Sept 2026View

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