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T1 - Conifer - Remove the tree - Has become too big, looks to have fallen over in the past and continued growing sideways T2 - Conifer - Remove the tree - Has become too big, is too close to wall (wall believed to have been built with the house in 1881) - has already started to damage the wall T3 - Conifer - Remove the tree - Looks to be self-seeded and is not in a desirable location T4 - ?Chestnut - Remove the tree - Growing against the wall (wall believed to have been built with the house in 1881) - has already knocked over part of the wall and we'd like to restore it. It is also shadowing the orchard, to the detriment of the fruit trees, and is also growing close to the tree behind (in a neighbouring property) restricting its growth. T5 - ?Chestnut- Remove the tree - Looks to be self-seeded, growing too close to the wall, and will shadow the orchard in the future when it become bigger. T6 - ?Sycamore - Remove the tree - Very lopsided, only growing over and shadowin... read more

The Old Vicarage Church Street Bradwell S33 9HJ

DecidedReference: NP/TCA/0226/0135Peak District National Park Authority

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
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Validated
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Determination deadline
16 Mar 2026
Local authority
Peak District National Park Authority

Application overview

T1 - Conifer - Remove the tree - Has become too big, looks to have fallen over in the past and continued growing sideways T2 - Conifer - Remove the tree - Has become too big, is too close to wall (wall believed to have been built with the house in 1881) - has already started to damage the wall T3 - Conifer - Remove the tree - Looks to be self-seeded and is not in a desirable location T4 - ?Chestnut - Remove the tree - Growing against the wall (wall believed to have been built with the house in 1881) - has already knocked over part of the wall and we'd like to restore it. It is also shadowing the orchard, to the detriment of the fruit trees, and is also growing close to the tree behind (in a neighbouring property) restricting its growth. T5 - ?Chestnut- Remove the tree - Looks to be self-seeded, growing too close to the wall, and will shadow the orchard in the future when it become bigger. T6 - ?Sycamore - Remove the tree - Very lopsided, only growing over and shadowin... read more

Proposal details

Reference
NP/TCA/0226/0135
Parish
Bradwell

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Application location

The Old Vicarage Church Street Bradwell S33 9HJ

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Application Form 02-02-2026.pdfCouncil documentNot publishedView
Tree Photos 02-02-2026.pdfCouncil documentNot publishedView
Trees Location Plan 02-02-2026.jpgCouncil documentNot publishedView

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