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T1) Large Holme oak (Blue circle) - Crown reduction of up to 3m of lateral growth and 2m of vertical growth, crown raise to 6m. To give better clearance of road and reduce sail effect of tree T2) Large Walnut tree (Red circle) - Crown reduction of up to 3.5m of lateral growth to bring in errant growth creating a better shape of crown and weight reduction on longer limbs. Reduce height by approximately 1.5m, crown raise to 5m.

Old Vicarage 3 Woodgate Helpston Peterborough PE6 7ED

DeterminedReference: 26/002754/CTRPeterborough City Council

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Old Vicarage 3 Woodgate Helpston Peterborough PE6 7ED

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Application summary

Status
Determined
Application type
Conservation Area Trees Notification
Received
13 Aug 2026
Validated
Not published
Determination deadline
23 Sept 2026
Local authority
Peterborough City Council

Application overview

T1) Large Holme oak (Blue circle) - Crown reduction of up to 3m of lateral growth and 2m of vertical growth, crown raise to 6m. To give better clearance of road and reduce sail effect of tree T2) Large Walnut tree (Red circle) - Crown reduction of up to 3.5m of lateral growth to bring in errant growth creating a better shape of crown and weight reduction on longer limbs. Reduce height by approximately 1.5m, crown raise to 5m.

Proposal details

Reference
26/002754/CTR
Alternative references
PP-15155595
Development type
Cert of Lawfulness (Proposed) (CLP)
Ward
Barnack
Parish
Helpston CP
Agent
Drake
UPRN
100090232220

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Documents 4 of 4

DocumentPublishedAction
Application FormDCAPFORM12 Aug 2026View
Tree Location PlanDCPLANS12 Aug 2026View
Helpston Parish CouncilDCCONWEB20 Aug 2026View
DecisionDCDEC24 Sept 2026View

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  1. Peterborough City Council encourage that all tree works should be carried out to conform to British Standard 3998:1989, Recommendations for Tree Works.
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