I want to remove the tree completely and plant a new tree (possibly a weeping willow) in its place. The tree, which we think is a beech, is either completely dead or 80% dead (see Photo). It has been steadily losing branches over the past 3 years. This year only about 20% of the remaining canopy came into leaf, and the foliage all died by the beginning of June. We think the problem is that the ground in that spot is particularly marshy in winter - hence our plan to replace the tree with a weeping willow, which should suit the soil conditions. The tree will be cut down and the stump either ground down or dug out completely. The location of the tree is marked with an “X” on the Sketch Plan

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• P06/E0331Demolition of existing store to south elevation, and part of rear single storey extension, erection of new single storey extension. Fix weather boarding to brick walls of rear extensions. Alteration of rear existing extensions, re-roof with clay tiles.Planning Permission is Granted0application · Linked by the council
• P06/E0335/LBDemolition of existing store on south elevation and part of rear single storey extension. Erection of new single storey extension to south elevation. Alterations to existing twentieth century extensions to rear, build new rear entrance. Fix new horizontal weatherboarding to brick walls of existing rear extensions. Alter existing rear extension roofs, and re-roof in clay tiles.Listed Building Consent is Granted0application · Linked by the council
• P09/E0623Demolish existing store on south elevation and retain existing brick chimney stack. Erection of oak framed garden room as single storey side extension to south elevation. Alterations to existing twentieth century extensions to rear. Fix new horizontal weatherboarding to brick walls of existing rear extensions. Alter existing rear extension roofs, and re-roof in clay peg tiles. Fit new Oak window to North elevation. (As amended per agent's letter dated 17 August 2009 and drawing number 188 P/02b, 188 LB/02e, 188.LB/04c & 188 LB/12).Planning Permission is Granted0application · Linked by the council
• P09/E0624/LBDemolish existing store on south elevation and retain existing brick chimney stack. Erection of oak framed garden room as single storey side extension to south elevation. Alterations to existing twentieth century extensions to rear. Fix new horizontal weatherboarding to brick walls of existing rear extensions. Alter existing rear extension roofs, and re-roof in clay peg tiles. Fit new Oak window to north elevation (As amended per agent's letter dated 17 August 2009 and drawing number 188 P/02b, 188 LB/02e, 188.LB/04c & 188 LB/12)Listed Building Consent is Granted0application · Linked by the council
• P12/S0711/LDPConstruct semi-open porch to front of propertyPlanning Permission is Granted0application · Linked by the council
• P13/S3921/HHDemolish existing store on south elevation. Retain existing chimney stack. Erection of oak framed garden sun room and single storey side extension to south elevation. Alterations to existing 20C rear extensions including retention of oak framed entrance lobby with glazed roof. Fit new oak french doors to north elevation. Existing brickwork to 20C rear extension to be rendered in lime C/T render.Planning Permission is Granted0application · Linked by the council
• P13/S3925/LBDemolish existing store on south elevation. Retain existing chimney stack. Erection of oak framed garden sun room and single storey side extension to south elevation. Alterations to existing 20C rear extensions including retention of oak framed entrance lobby with glazed roof. Fit new oak french doors to north elevation. Existing brickwork to 20C rear extension to be rendered in lime C/T render.Listed Building Consent is Granted0application · Linked by the council
• P15/S4620/TCABirch (Betula pendula) x 3 Beech (Fagus sylvatica) x 1 Hawthorn (Crataegus monogyna) x 1 Cherry (Prunus serrula) 3. Birch (Betula pendula) x 3, Beech (Fagus sylvatica) x 1, Hawthorn (Crataegus monogyna) x 1: Works not included in original CA notice. Located in lawn area in NW corner of the garden. Lift canopies to a height of 3.0m mabove ground level (AGL). Crown thin by approximately 15% to increase light levels below and aid establishment of new hedgte specified in no.2 above. 4. Cherry (Prunus serrula): Works not included in original CA notice. Located in lawn area in NW corner of the garden. Fell tree leaving stump at 1m to facilitate removal with excavator by others (NB Stump grinding can be provided for this item if preferred). Remarks:No obj CA works0application · Linked by the council
• P15/S4488/TCAT1 - Birch x2 T2 - Magnolia T3 - Birch T4 - Ash T5 - Hawthorn T6 - Cherry x22 T7 - Plum T1 - Birch x 2: Located in courtyard area between the house and the outbuildings. (See photo P1) Fell trees leaving stumps at 1m to facilitate removal with excavator by others. Reason: Area to be re-landscaped including level changes that will not facilitate retention of trees. T2 - Magnolia: Located in courtyard area between the house and the outbuildings. (See photo P2) Fell trees leaving stump at 1m to facilitate removal with excavator by others. Reason: Area to be re-landscaped including level changes that will not facilitate retention of trees. Tree numbers 1 & 2 above will be replaced with single specimen tree creating central focal point in courtyard. The existing Katsura and Apple tree located on the northern boundary of the courtyard area will be retained. T3 - Birch: Located in lawn area in NW corner of the garden. Dismantle in sections in order to fell to ground level stump at 1m to facilitate removal with excavator by others. Plant replacement tree in lawn area. Reason: Extensive, advanced basal decay (see photo P3) with weight and lean to N/NE rendering the tree unstable. "Stag headed" dieback in canopy. T4 - Ash: Located on stream bank on western boundary. Crown clean to remove dead, damaged, weak and crossing branches. Reason: To ensure site safety and maintain form of this late mature tree with low vigour and early signs of senescence. T5 - Hawthorn: Located in lawn area to the west of the house. Fell tree leaving stump at 1m to facilitate removal with excavator by others. Reason: To facilitate redesign of the landscaping around the house. There is a second Hawthorn immediately west of T5 and this tree will be retained. T6 - Cherry avenue x 22: Located either side of the main access drive. Fell trees leaving stump at 1m to facilitate removal with excavator by others (NB Stmp grinding can be provided for this item if preferred). Supply and plant a selection of large species, specimen trees x6. To be strategically positioned to compliment the current landscape and provide maximum impact in terms of amenity. These trees will be planted at a minimum size of "extra heavy standard" i.e. 14-16cm girth and 4.25-5.0m high. Reason: The close proximity of the trees to the drive restricts access for larger vehicles (see photo P4) and the roots have damaged the drive surfacing. The general condition and form of these trees is poor with one sided canopies (see photo P5) resulting from previous pruning to facilitate access. The species and size/scale of these trees is inappropriate for the landscape setting in which they are located offering minimal contribution to the amenity value of the area. The site is generally well treed with several large specimen trees of good form (see photo P6) that provide a significant contribution to the "parkland" setting as you enter the site. There is little, if any public amenity value provided by these trees. The proposed planting will enhance the amenity value of the treescape. T7 - Plum: Located on northern boundary at the rear of the outbuildings. One stem windblown. Fell remaining stem leaving stump at 1m to facilitate removal with excavator by others. Plant replacement tree on boundary. Reason; windblown stem shows evidence of decay pathogen in buttress and roots. Remaining stem of poor quality and form with limited safe useful life expectancy (SULE). Remarks:No obj CA works0application · Linked by the council
• P16/S4269/HHSingle storey rear extension (Amended plans received 20 January 2017 showing revised boundary treatment and proposed new gate remove and existing gate retained).Planning Permission is Granted0application · Linked by the council
• P16/S4594/TCAT1- Ash T1a- Elm T2- Ash T2a- elm x 3 T3- ash T4- Ash T5- Ash T6- Elm T7- beech T8- hornbeam T9- Ash T10- Field MAple T11- Dogwood T12- Hornbeam T13- Birch Please see application for works Remarks:Case Closed0application · Linked by the council
• P23/S2671/LBRetrospective Listed Building and Householder application to regularise unauthorised alterations to works approved under P13/S3921/HH & P13/S3925/LB.(additional information received 1 September 2023).Listed Building Consent is Granted0application · Linked by the council
• P23/S2670/HHRetrospective Listed Building and Householder application to regularise unauthorised alterations to works approved under P13/S3921/HH & P13/S3925/LB.Planning Permission is Granted0application · Linked by the council
• P23/S3008/TCAT1 Conifer Crown Reduction - Reducing the height of the trees by up to 8 metres Trees have become very large and dominating in their current position. Client requests large reduction to contain them and keep them viable. The trees are blocking significant amounts of light to the property. They also have attracted a significant amount of pigeons which is creating an unhealthy amount of bird excrement at the property. T2 Conifer Crown Reduction - Reducing the height of the trees by up to 8metres Trees have become very large and dominating in their current position. Client requests large reduction to contain them and keep them viable. The trees are blocking significant amounts of light to the property. They also have attracted a significant amount of pigeons which is creating an unhealthy amount of bird excrement at the property. These trees belong to the neighbour - resident has given consent for the works (letter of consent included in the planning submission.)No obj CA works0application · Linked by the council
• P24/S0558/TCAThere are four small hawthorn trees which used to be part of a hedge and are overgrown and unsightly which I wish to remove. My house is grade II listed, therefore I understand the trees are automatically covered by Tree Preservation Orders. In the photo at WL002 you will see (from left to right): (1) the 2 foot high stump of a previous tree (I do not know when this was cut down but it was before I acquired the property in November 2023); (2) a healthy and reasonably proportioned tree which I do NOT wish to remove; (3) a dead tree whose branches are crossing with the tree to the right of it; (4) a living tree and (5) another living tree. It is (1), (4) and (5) which I wish to remove. Trees (4) and (5) were once pollarded and their trucks are accordingly swollen, with their canopy being disproportionately small. The removal will include grinding all the stumps to approximately 1 foot below the soil level. The reason for the work is that the trees (not including tree no. 2) are unsightly and I wish to replace them with a new hedge. The precise location of the stump/trees is indicated with blue crosses on WL001. The trees being removed are not visible to any neighbouring property (the areas to the west, north and east of my property, which are shown in blue hatching on WL001, are open fields used for livestock grazing). The nearest road is Brookstones, about 100m to the south at the end of my drive (this is not shown on WL001, because of the scale of the drawing).No obj CA works0application · Linked by the council
• P24/S0615/HHErection of a greenhouse.Planning Permission is Granted0application · Linked by the council
• P24/S2056/TCAThe tree is a dead birch about 10m high. It was dead when we bought the property in November 2023. We want to cut it down and grind the stump to about 12 inches below the soil. We will be creating island beds in that part of the garden with new, small trees in those beds (acers, ceonothus, conifers), together with shrubs and herbaceous plants. There are no residential properties within 100m of the dead tree (the neighbouring field on that side of the property is agricultural land).No obj CA works0application · Linked by the council
• P26/S0495/TCAThe tree is a silver birch tree. Its location is shown in the plan attached. It is growing approximately 1m away from an overhead live electricity line which supplies mains electricity to my house (see photo). Every year the electricity company has to cut away all the growth on the western side of the tree, where it threatens to touch the power line. As a result, the tree has grown in a distorted way, with its canopy on one side only and with the weight of that canopy forcing the tree to lean to the east. I wish to remove the tree and plant a new silver birch which will be multi-stemmed (hence not growing as tall), approximately 2 meters to the east of where the current one stands. "Remove" means cut down and remove the stump by excavation.No obj CA works0application · Linked by the council
• P74/M0104ERECTION OF ONE DETACHED DWELLING AND GARAGE. ACCESSPlanning Permission0application · Linked by the council
• P74/MLB04Repairs, alterations and extensions, construction of garage, stables and outbuildings.Listed Building Consent0application · Linked by the council
• P74/M0204EXTENSION OF KITCHEN. ERECTION OF THREE GARAGES, OUTBUILDING FOR DOMESTIC STORAGE, STABLES AND AGRICULTURAL STORAGE. ACCESS.Planning Permission0application · Linked by the council
• P74/M0099CONSTRUCTION OF VEHICULAR ACCESS. CHANGE OF USE FROM 3 COTTAGES TO ONEPlanning Permission0application · Linked by the council
• P74/N0083/OHElectricity lines. - 0application · Linked by the council
• P75/N0118/LBERECTION OF THREE GARAGES, OUTBUILDINGS AND STABLES40application · Linked by the council
• P77/N0689Erection of one detached house and double garage.Withdrawn0application · Linked by the council
• P78/N0548/RMDETACHED DWELLINGHOUSE AND DOUBLE GARAGEPlanning Permission0application · Linked by the council
• P78/N0653/ODetached dwellinghouse and double garage.Withdrawn0application · Linked by the council
• P80/N0783/LBExtension to provide an artificial kidney unit.40application · Linked by the council
• P78/N0055/OERECTION OF ONE HOUSE AND DOUBLE GARAGE. ACCESSPlanning Permission0application · Linked by the council
• P82/N0614/CUTWO WINDSOR PORTABLE STABLES (ONE AS STABLE, ONE AS FEED BARN). INCLUSION OF LAND WITHIN CURTILAGE OF DWELLING.Planning Permission0application · Linked by the council
• P84/N0623/LBExtension/conversion of one garage into 'granny annexe'. (Planning Permission and Listed Building Consent sort, Planning Permission refused)Refusal of Planning Permission0application · Linked by the council
• P86/N0866Extension and alterations.Planning Permission0application · Linked by the council
• P91/N0561Alterations to garages.Planning Permission0application · Linked by the council