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ApprovedCouncil status: Approval
Crown lift one ash to approximately 6m above ground level and crown clean
2,Beauchamp Bungalows,Mayfield Road,Malvern,Worcestershire,WR13 5AE
Status and dates
Last published check: 11 Nov 2026, 06:59 (UK)
- DoneReceived9 Dec 2011
- DoneValidated9 Dec 2011
- Not publishedConsultationNo date on council record
- Not publishedTarget decision dateNo date on council record
- DecidedApproval9 Jan 2012
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All published dates (3)
- Application type
- Tree Preservation Order Application (works to)
- Ward
- Pickersleigh Ward - Pre 01/05/23
- Parish
- Malvern CP
- Documents
- 1 published
Proposal
Crown lift one ash to approximately 6m above ground level and crown clean
- Reference
- 11/01690/TPA
- Ward
- Pickersleigh Ward - Pre 01/05/23
- Parish
- Malvern CP
- Agent
- Mrs Rebecca Smith
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- Application Form Scale: Paper Size:01. Application FormNot publishedView
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Decision and conditions
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