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T2. Yew- Crown lift to 2.5m above ground level apart from approximately 3 - 4 large larger limbs growing on the west side of the canopy where we will Crown lift secondary branches only from the 3 - 4 limbs to 1- 1.5m above ground level. - T3. Yew Crown lift to 2.5m above ground level. T5. Ash - Crown lift to 2.5m above ground level. T6. Common Horse Chestnut - Crown lift to 3.5m above ground level.G7. 5x Yew trees - Crown lift to 2.5m above ground level. T9. Yew - Crown lift to 2.5m above ground level. T 10. Pear tree Crown reduction-reduce the height of the tree by up to 3m to bring down to the lower canopy as shown in Picture. T11. Laburnum. - Create new pollard point at approximately 3m above ground level.

10 REDLANDS ROAD, READING, RG1 5EX

Decision MadeReference: PL/26/0884Reading Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Decision Made
Application type
Works to a Tree in a Conservation Area
Received
3 Jul 2026
Validated
3 Jul 2026
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Reading Borough Council

Application overview

T2. Yew- Crown lift to 2.5m above ground level apart from approximately 3 - 4 large larger limbs growing on the west side of the canopy where we will Crown lift secondary branches only from the 3 - 4 limbs to 1- 1.5m above ground level. - T3. Yew Crown lift to 2.5m above ground level. T5. Ash - Crown lift to 2.5m above ground level. T6. Common Horse Chestnut - Crown lift to 3.5m above ground level.G7. 5x Yew trees - Crown lift to 2.5m above ground level. T9. Yew - Crown lift to 2.5m above ground level. T 10. Pear tree Crown reduction-reduce the height of the tree by up to 3m to bring down to the lower canopy as shown in Picture. T11. Laburnum. - Create new pollard point at approximately 3m above ground level.

Proposal details

Reference
PL/26/0884
Alternative references
PP-15058409
Ward
Redlands Ward
Agent
Stuart Mitchell

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Application location

10 REDLANDS ROAD, READING, RG1 5EX

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T2 photo.jpg3 Jul 2026View
T8 photo.jpg3 Jul 2026View
T11 photo.jpg3 Jul 2026View
T10 photo.jpg3 Jul 2026View
ApplicationFormRedacted.pdf · PDF3 Jul 2026View
Tree Location plan.jpg3 Jul 2026View
T5 T6 photo.jpg3 Jul 2026View
T3 photo.jpg3 Jul 2026View
T9 photo.jpg3 Jul 2026View
Decision NoticeDecision Notice · PDF7 Aug 2026View

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