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T2 (tag 158). Beech. Prune low branch ends to give a clearance of up to 2m from neighbouring property. This will remove up to 2m of growth back to suitable points of pruning. T3 No tag. Beech. Twin stemmed Prune low branch ends to give a clearance of up to 2m from neighbouring property. This will remove up to 2m of growth back to suitable points of pruning. T4 No tag. Beech. Over car park. Neighbours tree. Thin lower mid crown over carpark area T5 No tag. Yew Raise to 3.5m by pruning lateral branches over BT line by up to 1m to blend in with remaining crown profile whilst removing overhang from over cable. T6 No tag. Leylandii. Over car park Remove to ground level. T160 Beech Prune limb as recommended in vta (extract from report copied below for ease + see photo) "Twin stemmed from around 1 m. Declining tree. Degradation on a major scaffold branch at around 10 m. Minor deadwood.Crown in conflict with the adjacent property roof. Reduce large degraded branch by around 6 to 8 m as annotated on photograph to leave around 5 to 6 m stub. Crown lift to clear the adjacent building roof by at least 1 m."

Clevemede House, Clevemede, Goring, RG8 9BX

Decision MadeReference: P26/S0556/TCASouth Oxfordshire District Council

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Application summary

Status
Decision Made
Application type
Not published
Received
20 Feb 2026
Validated
Not published
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
South Oxfordshire District Council

Application overview

T2 (tag 158). Beech. Prune low branch ends to give a clearance of up to 2m from neighbouring property. This will remove up to 2m of growth back to suitable points of pruning. T3 No tag. Beech. Twin stemmed Prune low branch ends to give a clearance of up to 2m from neighbouring property. This will remove up to 2m of growth back to suitable points of pruning. T4 No tag. Beech. Over car park. Neighbours tree. Thin lower mid crown over carpark area T5 No tag. Yew Raise to 3.5m by pruning lateral branches over BT line by up to 1m to blend in with remaining crown profile whilst removing overhang from over cable. T6 No tag. Leylandii. Over car park Remove to ground level. T160 Beech Prune limb as recommended in vta (extract from report copied below for ease + see photo) "Twin stemmed from around 1 m. Declining tree. Degradation on a major scaffold branch at around 10 m. Minor deadwood.Crown in conflict with the adjacent property roof. Reduce large degraded branch by around 6 to 8 m as annotated on photograph to leave around 5 to 6 m stub. Crown lift to clear the adjacent building roof by at least 1 m."

Proposal details

Reference
P26/S0556/TCA
Agent
Heritage Tree Services Ltd

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Application location

Clevemede House, Clevemede, Goring, RG8 9BX

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19032026 164823 No objection to CA worksApplication FormNot publishedView
P26-S0556-TCAApplication FormNot publishedView

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No obj CA works
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