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Trees along back fenceto be pruned 25% these are mainly made up of deciduous trees, such as Beech and Hornbeam.
Reference: T0102.18 London Borough of Havering
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Council source Application summary
Status Withdrawn
Application type Not published
Received 20 Aug 2018
Validated 20 Aug 2018
Determination deadline 1 Oct 2018
Local authority London Borough of Havering Timeline Overview Location Documents Decision Application overview Trees along back fenceto be pruned 25% these are mainly made up of deciduous trees, such as Beech and Hornbeam.
Proposal details
Reference T0102.18
Agent Jayne Smith 14 Reed Pond Walk Gidea Park Romford RM2 5PB Application location 15 and 17 Meadway Gidea Park Romford RM2 5PB
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