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T1 - Acacia - Fell to ground level as to big for location and to gain light and space T2 - Red ceder - Crown lift to 6 metres to allow light and space for hedge to grown and allow more light on tennis court T3 - Plum - Reduce Crown and sides by 3 metres as limbs keep snapping off due to weight when in leaf and fruit T4 - Hazels - Coppice row/group to allow space and light into area for planting and allow space for yew trees behind T5 - Hazel - Coppice as close to yew tree and sycamore behind so allow some space

36 Church Road Little Wilbraham Cambridgeshire CB21 5LE

DecidedReference: 26/0136/TTCASouth Cambridgeshire District Council

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36 Church Road Little Wilbraham Cambridgeshire CB21 5LE

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Works to CA trees
Received
5 Feb 2026
Validated
5 Feb 2026
Determination deadline
19 Mar 2026
Local authority
South Cambridgeshire District Council

Application overview

T1 - Acacia - Fell to ground level as to big for location and to gain light and space T2 - Red ceder - Crown lift to 6 metres to allow light and space for hedge to grown and allow more light on tennis court T3 - Plum - Reduce Crown and sides by 3 metres as limbs keep snapping off due to weight when in leaf and fruit T4 - Hazels - Coppice row/group to allow space and light into area for planting and allow space for yew trees behind T5 - Hazel - Coppice as close to yew tree and sycamore behind so allow some space

Proposal details

Reference
26/0136/TTCA
Ward
Fen Ditton & Fulbourn
Parish
Little Wilbraham CP
Agent
Hamish Dickson Tree Specialist

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Documents 12 of 12

DocumentPublishedAction
DECISION NOTICEApplication Decision Notice · PDF12 Mar 2026View
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT LETTERApplication Officer Correspondence · PDF6 Feb 2026View
APPLICATION FORM - NO PERSONAL INFOApplication Information · PDF5 Feb 2026View
FEE CALCULATIONApplication Information · PDF5 Feb 2026View
ATTACHMENT SUMMARY FROM PORTALAttachment Summary · PDF5 Feb 2026View
PHOTO 1Photographs · PDF5 Feb 2026View
PHOTO 2Photographs · PDF5 Feb 2026View
PHOTO 3Photographs · PDF5 Feb 2026View
PHOTO 4Photographs · PDF5 Feb 2026View
PHOTO 5Photographs · PDF5 Feb 2026View
GOOGLE LOCATION PLANDrawings · PDF5 Feb 2026View
LOCATION PLANDrawings · PDF5 Feb 2026View

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