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Ash tree - Fell to ground level (In heavy decline with Ash Dieback Disease)
Reference: 26/01031EXW New Forest National Park Authority
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Status This application was decided on 22 Sep 2026.
Application type Trees - Exempt Works
Received 22 Sept 2026
Validated 22 Sept 2026
Determination deadline 22 Sept 2026
Local authority New Forest National Park Authority Timeline Overview Location Documents Decision Application overview Ash tree - Fell to ground level (In heavy decline with Ash Dieback Disease)
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Reference 26/01031EXW
UPRN 10007455008 Application location Fetlocks Farm, LINFORD ROAD, SHOBLEY, RINGWOOD, BH24 3HT
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