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Woodland management work to improve the health and structure of the trees, to affect T13, T24, T33, T34, T36 and T37. Halo thinning around veteran trees, Re-spacing of dense clusters of trees and Removal of dead and/or dying trees. 5no. Aspen and 1no. willow to be removed (not specified on the original felling licence application). Oak (T21) - reduce; Planting a mixture of shrub and tree species appropriate for the space to increase diversity within the woodland, to include; hazel, hawthorn, blackthorn, rowan, silver birch, wild cherry and whitebeam.

Plantation And Bluebell Field Uphill Road South Uphill

UnknownReference: 25/P/2304/TPONorth Somerset Council

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Application summary

Status
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Application type
Works to TPO
Received
6 Nov 2025
Validated
3 Dec 2025
Determination deadline
28 Jan 2026
Local authority
North Somerset Council

Application overview

Woodland management work to improve the health and structure of the trees, to affect T13, T24, T33, T34, T36 and T37. Halo thinning around veteran trees, Re-spacing of dense clusters of trees and Removal of dead and/or dying trees. 5no. Aspen and 1no. willow to be removed (not specified on the original felling licence application). Oak (T21) - reduce; Planting a mixture of shrub and tree species appropriate for the space to increase diversity within the woodland, to include; hazel, hawthorn, blackthorn, rowan, silver birch, wild cherry and whitebeam.

Proposal details

Reference
25/P/2304/TPO
Ward
Weston-super-Mare Uphill
Parish
Weston-super-Mare
Agent
Woodland Trust

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Application location

Plantation And Bluebell Field Uphill Road South Uphill

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DocumentPublishedAction
TREE OFFICER REPORTDelegated Report · PDF16 Feb 2026View
DECISION NOTICEDecision Notice · PDF16 Feb 2026View
APPLICATIONFORMREDACTEDApplication Form · PDF6 Nov 2025View
TREE PLAN AND AGENDAPlan · PDF6 Nov 2025View
FORESTRY COMMISION LETTERApplication Letter · PDF6 Nov 2025View

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