T1 1x Robinia. Large collapsed lateral limb falling on Crossways driveway to the east of tree. The limb was heavily weighed down with mistletoe. Additionally and most relevantly, dysfunctional wood volumes internally could be seen in breakage on the tensile element of lateral branch. Dark dead cambium and heart wood which will have lost dynamic properties consequentially. Additionally the appears to be some inclusion in a bifurcation. The tree has canopy cover over Ferry Lane, Crossways and Lady & St John's Chapel, all areas with high occupancy. Specification: • Reduce overall canopy by 2-2.5 metres, including a dominant sub limb to the west over the church. • Remove/prune out mistletoe T2 1x Leyland Cypress. With proximity to the Robinia is a dominant lapsed leylandii growing through the Robinia and over road, forcing tree to put outer growth on, only leading to potentially end heavy lever arm characteristics. Specification: • Reduce by 4.0m in height • Prune some width where possible as road width is compromised.

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• P04/W0454Erection of hard wood conservatory to the front elevation of the above property( as amended by drawing no.2403/01A received on 12 July 2004).Planning Permission is Granted0application · Linked by the council
• P04/W1021Erection of a landing stage. (Resubmission of P04/W0604).Refusal of Planning Permission0application · Linked by the council
• P04/W1022/AErection of three non-illuminated signs. (Resubmission of P04/W0689/A).Refusal of Consent to Display Advertisements0application · Linked by the council
• P04/W0689/AErection of three non-illuminated signs.Withdrawn0application · Linked by the council
• P04/W0604Erection of landing stage.Withdrawn0application · Linked by the council
• P11/S2887/TCAT1 - Larch T2 - Larch T3 - Yew T4 - Ornamental Plum T5 - Ornamental Plum T6 - Leylandii T1 - 1 no Larch (deceased) carefully sectional fell close to ground level. T2 - 1 no Larch (deceased) carefully sectional fell close to ground level. T3 - 1 no Yew (reduce overall canopy by 10% (maximum 1m) leaving balanced flowing crown outline. T4 - 1 no Ornamental Plum - severe asymmetrical form due to suppression from above Yew Tree, no future development potential - fell. T5 - 1 no Ornamental Plum - (deceased) - fell. T6 - 1 no Leylandii (near entrance) - singular tree, reduce by 4m Remarks: Spec: S1 T3- Reduce crown by a maximum of 10% and reshape (1 metre) Spec: S1 T6- Reduce crown by a maximum of 4m and reshape Spec: S17 T1, 2, 4 & 5- Fell tree to ground level Reason: R2 T3- To ensure future compatibility with site, surroundings and usageNo obj CA works0application · Linked by the council
• P11/W0687Single storey rear extension, new side window in the existing dwelling , internal alterations, updated facia bording to the existing dwelling and a new fence.Planning Permission is Granted0application · Linked by the council
• P11/W1804/SCOProposed Great Western Main Line Overhead Line Electrification -EIA request for a scoping opinion.Finally Disposed Of - No Active Enagagment0application · Linked by the council
• P11/S2594/TCAT1: Yew T2: Laurel T3: Yew T4: Laurel T1 - T4: Fell T3: T4: T5: T6: Remarks: Spec: S17 T1, T2 & T6: Fell tree to ground level Reason: R2 To ensure future compatibility with site, surroundings and usage Spec: T3 & T5: No works required Spec: T4: Better to retain and allow to grow a balanced crwonRec CA works0application · Linked by the council
• P12/S3535/TCAT1 - Malus Tree T1 - Fell. Root pushing up paving slabs, 2m from house. Roots growing towards the house. Potential to damage foundations. Remarks:No obj CA works0application · Linked by the council
• P11/W1294Erect new dwelling with associated site works (As clarified by sustainable homes pre-assessment report received on 29 September 2011 & as clarified by Arboricultural Report received 12 October 2011).Refusal of Planning Permission0application · Linked by the council
• P13/S4338/TCAT7 - Sycamore T8 - Sycamore T9 - Lime T10 - Laburnum T11 - Sycamore T11a - unknown H1 - mixed Laurel T1 - Robinia T2 - Sycamore T3 - Horse Chestnut T4 - Sycamore T5 - English Yew T6 - English Yew Northern Boundary: T7-T11 There is a mixed combination here of Sycamore & Chestnut pollards combined with Leylandii. This has been previously managed as a 5-6m hedge. It is quite neglected currently with the more vigorous species shading some quite stressed old pollards causing deterioration. Reduce all previous pollards to just above old pollard points and prune Leylandii back to maintained hedge template to achieve a less dysfunctional hedge and tree screen. T7 - Sycamore, semi mature - fell. T8 - Sycamore, early mature - retain. T9 - Lime - re-pollard T10 - Laburnum - quite close to the property and deemed unsuitable due to the active children situation, fell to ground level. T11 - Sycamore, re-pollard. T11a - Unknown species - re-pollard. H1 - mixed Laurel/Leylandii hedge Western Boundary: The boundary features a number of Yews and a mature Robinia, in addition there are a number of Sycamores and a Chestnut. These have been historically managed as pollards. Far reaching views and shade issues have steered the client towards pruning back to previous templates to re-open up the views. Works listed below: T1 - Robinia - no works. T2 - Sycamore, semi mature - fell. T3 - Horse Chestnut,re pollard at 3 metres. T4 - Sycamore, re pollard at 4 metres. T5 - English Yew - no works. T6 - English Yew - no works. Replanting: TA - Magnolia grandiflora at 4m in height. TB - 6 no. Hornbeams Espalier screen at 4m in height. Remarks:No obj CA works0application · Linked by the council
• P13/S3749/HHExtensions and alterations to a single dwelling.Planning Permission is Granted0application · Linked by the council
• P14/S1514/DISDischarge condition 3 of planning permission P13/S3749/HH. Extensions and alterations to a single dwelling.Discharge Details Agreed0application · Linked by the council
• P15/S1416/DISP13/S3749/HH Conditions 4 (Joinery details) and 5 (samples) of planning permission P13/S3749/HH. Extensions and alterations to a single dwellingDischarge Details Agreed0application · Linked by the council
• P11/W1104/NMNon material amendment to P11/W0687 (Single storey rear extension, new side window in the existing dwelling , internal alterations, updated facia boarding to the existing dwelling and a new fence) to change the new side window to a full length french window to give improved view and access to the garden.Agree Non Material Amendment0application · Linked by the council
• P16/S4362/TCAT1 - Magnolia T2 - Lawson Cypress T3 & T4 - Yews T5 - Cherry Laurel T6 & T7 - Sycamore T8 - Norway Maple T1 - Magnolia - prune to restore natural habit T2 - Lawson Cypress - fell, unwanted and out of place T3 & T4 - Yew - reduce to restore shape and let light into garden T5 - Cherry Laurel - fell, unwanted and ungainly T6 & T7 - Sycamore - fell, poor specimens in wrong place (self sown) T8 - Norway Maple - fell Remarks:No obj CA works0application · Linked by the council
• P12/S3331/TCAT4 - Hawthorn T4 - Hawthorn - mostly dead, almost no leaf growth, therefore low amenity value, so fell tree. Replace with Apple tree in similar location. T1, 2, 3, - no works planned. T1 Remarks:No obj CA works0application · Linked by the council
• P17/S2252/FULExtension to rear of church to create small parish centre. Demolition of lean-to shed.Planning Permission is Granted0application · Linked by the council
• P17/S4610/TCAT1 - Norway Maple T1 - Norway Maple - fell. Unwanted and disliked. Previously pollarded in an attempt to maintain, but regeneration too vigorous. Tree wiull outgrow site. Replacement planting advised. Remarks:Case Closed0application · Linked by the council
• P19/S0179/HHProposed porch canopy. Extending ground floor bay and proposed first floor oriel bay.Planning Permission is Granted0application · Linked by the council
• P19/S1224/NMNon-material amendment to change of parapet on bay window to eaves gutter to match church on application P17/S2252/FUL. Extension to rear of church to create small parish centre. Demolition of lean-to shed.Agree Non Material Amendment0application · Linked by the council
• P19/S1845/HHSingle storey glazed rear extension.Planning Permission is Granted0application · Linked by the council
• P19/S2397/FULAlteration & extension of two existing apartments to form one single family dwelling, plus off-street parking (as amended by drwgnos 01 Rev A and 05 Rev A to alter proposed access received on 30 September 2019 and amplified by drwgno 06 received on 23 October 2019).Planning Permission is Granted0application · Linked by the council
• P19/S3765/TCAT2 - Contorted Willow T3 - Cherry T4 - Pyrus T2 - Contorted Willow - reduce limbs towards house by 1m. T3 - Cherry - fell - replace with standards in front garden. T4 - Pyrus - fell - replace with standards in front garden. Remarks:No obj CA works0application · Linked by the council
• P20/S2681/DISDischarge of conditions 4 (flood depth), 6 (landscaping) & 11 (archaeological watching brief) on P19/S2397/FUL. Additional Information Received 25 August 2020Discharge Details Agreed0application · Linked by the council
• P20/S2728/NMNon-Material Amendment to P19/S2397/FUL to increase the usability of the home when complete and to enhance the aesthetic of the building. (Alteration & extension of two existing apartments to form one single family dwelling, plus off-street parking)Agree Non Material Amendment0application · Linked by the council
• P20/S2890/TCAThe species are identified as non-native shrubs of the type Smoke Bush Continus Coggyria and an unidentified evergreen non-native shrub either a photinia or viburnum. The stems are right next to each other and indicated on the aerial view photo with red stars. The shrubs are to be felled to make way for a double driveway that was approved under planning application P19/S2397/FUL. The shrubs are non-native and of low amenity value and will be replaced with a native blossom tree that has been proposed under the landscaping design on discharge application P20/S2681/DIS.No obj CA works0application · Linked by the council
• P20/S3716/TCATree 1. This is an overgrown Cotinus, which has not been pruned for many years. Proposal is to reduce back over extended laterals by up to 2m to provide a balanced crown. Picture attached. Tree 2. This is a Willow, growing very close to the boundary wall with Grange Close. Several smaller branches extend over footpath at low height, causing a public nuisance. One long branch extends over the road. This particular branch is often struck by tall delivery lorries. Proposal to cut back this long low lateral by 2.5 metres. Two low limbs grow over the garden. Proposed to cut these back to the trunk. They grow out from the root base and are virtually separate, so removal should not adversely impact the tree itself. Overall effect of the proposed pruning would produce a more balanced crown. Two pictures attached. Tree 3. This is an Acer rooted in the next-door garden of â¿¿Crossways⿝. There are several branches which heavily overhang our courtyard, nearly touching the roof and causing considerable loss of light to our kitchen. Proposed to cut back these branches by up to 2.5 metres to give clearance from the roof, and cutting back to secondary growth where possible. The tree is mature and well-founded and the proposed trimming should not adversely impact the tree itself.No obj CA works0application · Linked by the council
• P20/S3850/TCARemoval of 1 Sycamore tree, to be replaced by Ulmus wingham. Crown reduction of 2 Sycamores. The tree at the wet end nearest to the presbytery is approximately 12 metres high. The other at the eastern end is taller, approximately 15 metres. I would propose reducing the crowns by a third so 4m on the smaller tree and 5m on the taller. All three Sycamores (? self seeded approximately 30 years ago from photographic evidence) take light from this and neighbouring gardens and cause mess and self-seeded saplings. The neighbours suffer more than the Rectory, particularly in the evening when the sun is in the west. This is an opportunity to replant with the english Elm, strongly recommended by the RHS as D.E.D. proof.No obj CA works0application · Linked by the council
• P21/S1184/HHErection of a 1.5m close board fence (hedge retained behind). (As amended by drawing elevation plan received 14 May 2021, reducing the height of the fence).Planning Permission is Granted0application · Linked by the council
• P21/S1606/TCAVarious tree management in the rear garden. We looked at a mature Robinia to the rear corner. This is heavily beset with mistletoe which is considered parasitic although rarely significantly effects the health of the tree just cause an issue with structural condition through over burdening weight and increased drag in high winds, and through reducing light ingress into the crown. Specification: T1. Robinia - Thin out mistletoe by around 50% targeting heaviest clusters and clusters further out on branch tips. G2. Boundary to Thames access road - Lime, Horse Chestnut and Sycamore, all previously pollarded. - Re-pollard/reduce to approx. 1.8m above previous pollarding points, this is to ensure a new crown height is established retaining a green back drop.No obj CA works0application · Linked by the council
• P21/S5017/HHChange previously proposed car port under original planning approval P19/S2397/FUL to a garage. The footprint and elevations will stay the same as the originally approved plans - change from the external materials to brickwork and adding doors.Planning Permission is Granted0application · Linked by the council
• P22/S1848/HHProposed installation of a 15 panel solar PV system to the front/south facing roof pitch of property.Planning Permission is Granted0application · Linked by the council
• P23/S3172/TCAT1: Lime. Prune to previous points of pruning T2: Chestnut. Prune to previous points of pruning T3: Sycamore. Prune to previous points of pruning The trees have previously been topped to approximately 5-6 metres. The resultant regrowth on them is approximately 3 metres. We would like to reduce them back to the previous points or as near too growth point/dormant buds dependent, so approximately 3 metres of apical & lateral growth. T4: Leylandii. Next to BT pole. Dead. Remove to approximately 1 metre above ground level. T5: Robinia. Remove moderate & major deadwood & thin mistletoe clusters by up to 15%. T6: Apple. Dead. Remove & grind stump to approximately 300mm bellow ground level. G1+a: Box hedge sections. Remove G1 up to Laurel. Carefully grind a trench under laurel to facilitate planting of double row 14-16 cm laurel as fill-in planting. Remove G1a (single specimen) & grind stump to approximately 300mm bellow ground level.No obj CA works0application · Linked by the council
• P23/S3989/TCAT1 - Sycamore - reduce limbs overhanging courtyard by 1.2m and rest of crown reduce limbs by up to 1.5m to suitable growing points. T2 - Willow - remove deadwood and reduce laterals and height by up to 1m to growing points.No obj CA works0application · Linked by the council
• P24/S1201/HHInstallation of 1.85 m high timber replacement driveway gates.(as amplified by additional information received 7 November 2024).Planning Permission is Granted0application · Linked by the council
• P25/S2026/TCAT1 Twisted Willow - which is inside the Going Conservation Area - this tree is now dead. The tree is close to a footpath and is a hazard and requires urgent removal.Exception approv. CA0application · Linked by the council
• P25/S3817/TCAT1 Maple Pole thin. This will remove the thinner stem growth that is in contact with more dominant structurally significant stems, resultant from historic topping of the tree circa 10 years ago. Prune lateral branches by 1.5m in the lower mid crown that grow over & towards neighbouring property. Blend into remaining crown to retain a natural flowing form. G1 Hazel Coppice to historic coppice points. G2 Laurel Remove to approximately 50mm from ground level.No obj CA works0application · Linked by the council
• P61/H0523Site for 30 dwellings with vehicular accesses. - 0application · Linked by the council
• P62/H0062Erection of 19 detached houses and garagesPlanning Permission0application · Linked by the council
• P64/H0859Conversion to existing garages, workshop and forecourt into two houses with garages and accesses.Planning Permission0application · Linked by the council
• P65/H0713Block of 4 flats with new and altered access.Refusal of Planning Permission0application · Linked by the council
• P72/H0212Conversion of existing garages, flats and forecourt into six flats and garages.Refusal of Planning Permission0application · Linked by the council
• P79/S0748Conversion of garage into dwellinghouse.Planning Permission0application · Linked by the council
• P80/S0067Extension to form utility room and playroom.Planning Permission0application · Linked by the council
• P80/S0268Conversion of garage-store into house.Planning Permission0application · Linked by the council
• P83/S0285FENCE OVER EXISTING BRICK WALL.Planning Permission0application · Linked by the council