T1 Ash - Selectively reduce the overextended subdominant limb displaying a wound and suspected Inonotus fruiting body by up to 4.5 metres to reduce end weight and loading on the compromised limb, thereby reducing the likelihood of failure. G2 Elm & Mulbery - Fell both trees to ground level, as both are in a terminal state of decline and are no longer considered suitable for continued retention. T3 Sycamore - Reduce the lowest, most overextended limb by up to 2.5 metres, pruning back into the natural crown line. The objective of these works is to reduce the lever-arm effect and associated loading on the stem, while helping to improve the overall balance of the tree in relation to its existing lean. G6 Heavily Ivy clad trees x2 - Fell both trees to ground level, as both are in a terminal state of decline and are no longer considered suitable for continued retention. T7 Poplar - Fell the tree to ground level, as the tree is windblown and currently suspended within an adjacent tree. T8 Goat Willow - Fell the tree to ground level, as the tree is windblown and currently suspended within an adjacent tree. T9 Silver birch - Fell the tree to ground level, as the tree has declined and is now standing dead. T11 Ash - Remove the low, partially failed limb back to the main stem. G12 - Holly x3 and Dead Birch - Fell both trees to ground level, as all are in a terminal state of decline and are no longer considered suitable for continued retention. T13 Elm - Fell both trees to ground level, as tree is in a terminal state of decline and is no longer considered suitable for continued retention. T15 Scots Pine - Fell both trees to ground level, as tree is in a terminal state of decline and is no longer considered suitable for continued retention. G16 Larch x2 - Taller of the Two Trees – Fell – Fell the tree to ground level, due to extensive suspected hollowing at the base, indicated by sounding with a mallet during inspection. Smaller Tree – Deadwood Removal – Remove deadwood oversailing the field entrances to maintain suitable clearance and reduce the likelihood of branch failure. T17 Ash - Fell to ground level, due to extensive suspected hollowing at the base, indicated by sounding with a mallet and prob during inspection. T18 Ash - Height Reduction / Retrenchment – Reduce the height of the tree to just above the point of the previously failed limb, at approximately 8 metres above ground level. The objective of these works is to retrench the tree into a shorter, more compact form, reducing overall loading and making it more suitable for future retention.

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• P00/N0256Two storey rear extension and internal alterations to existing dwelling. (As amended by drawing no. 4C accompanying agent's letter dated 14 June 2000).Refusal of Planning Permission0application · Linked by the council
• P00/N0266/LBTwo-storey rear extension and internal alterations. (As amended by drawing no. 4C accompanying agent's letter dated 14 June 2000).Refusal of Listed Building Consent0application · Linked by the council
• P00/N0830/LBTwo-storey extension and internal alterations.(As amended by drawing nos. 7C, 8A and 9A accompanying agent's letter dated 13 February 2001).Listed Building Consent is Granted0application · Linked by the council
• P00/N0831Two-storey extension and internal alterations to existing dwelling. (As amended by drawing nos. 7C, 8A and 9A accompanying agent's letter dated 13 February 2001).Planning Permission is Granted0application · Linked by the council
• P04/E1325Conversion of existing stable into Au Pair annexe/playroom.Planning Permission is Granted0application · Linked by the council
• P04/E1281/LBConversion of existing stable into Au Pair annexe/playroom to main dwelling.Listed Building Consent is Granted0application · Linked by the council
• P06/S1526/TCABEECH removal providing that a replacement tree of a size and species acceptable to this Council, is planted within the first planting season following the trees removal. Remarks: MG-tree is in a dangerous condition adjacent to main drive.No obj CA works0application · Linked by the council
• P06/S1496/TCAawaiting more information. see 3473. Remarks:Case Closed0application · Linked by the council
• P07/E0285Two storey extension to house and new garage/car port.Planning Permission is Granted0application · Linked by the council
• P07/E1153Two storey extension to house, new garage and construction of new vehicular access (amendment to planning permission P07/E0285)Planning Permission is Granted0application · Linked by the council
• P09/S1448/TCAT1 Sycamore: raise canopy to allow light under. T2 Two close growing trees: remove less dominant which is struggling for light. T3 Sycamore: remove to allow other nearby tree to develop. T1 Sycamore: raise canopy to allow light under. T2 Two close growing trees: remove less dominant which is struggling for light. T3 Sycamore: remove to allow other nearby tree to develop. Remarks:No obj CA works0application · Linked by the council
• P10/E0315/DISReplace existing corrugated metal roofs to two barns with reclaimed plain clay tiles to match those of the farmhouse.Weatherproof the smaller barn by providing a floor, entrance glazing, insulated cladding and small gable windows. Discharge of conditions 3, 5, 6 & 7 on P09/E1321/LBDischarge Decision Issued0application · Linked by the council
• P10/E0965/DISPorch extension to existing farmhouse. Discharge of condition 3 on P10/E0407 and conditions 3, 4 & 5 on P10/E0408/LBDischarge Details Agreed0application · Linked by the council
• P09/E1257/LBReplace windows and door with new hardwood replacements to match existing (as amended by email from Agent dated 5 January 2010 which states removal of porch element from application and as amended by Agent's email dated 18 January 2010 and schedule of works omitting window F07 from application).Listed Building Consent is Granted0application · Linked by the council
• P09/E1321/LBReplace existing corrugated metal roofs to two barns with reclaimed plain clay tiles to match those of the farmhouse.Weatherproof the smaller barn by providing a floor, entrance glazing, insulated cladding and small gable windows.Listed Building Consent is Granted0application · Linked by the council
• P09/E1320Replace existing corrugated metal roofs to two barns with reclaimed plain clay tiles to match those of the farmhouse.Weatherproof the smaller barn by providing a floor, entrance glazing, insulated cladding and small gable windows.Demolish existing unlisted toolshed and erect new stable building with bat roost.Planning Permission is Granted0application · Linked by the council
• P09/E1256Replace windows and door with new hardwood replacements to match existing (as amended by email from Agent dated 5 January 2010 which states removal of porch element from application and as amended by Agent's email dated 18 January 2010 and schedule of works omitting window F07 from application).Planning Permission is Granted0application · Linked by the council
• P09/E1348Construction of replacement swimming pool and building (as clarified by additional information accompanying letter from Applicant dated 2 March 2010).Planning Permission is Granted0application · Linked by the council
• P10/E0137/DISReplace windows and door with new hardwood replacements to match existing (as amended by email from Agent dated 5 January 2010 which states removal of porch element from application and as amended by Agent's email dated 18 January 2010 and schedule of works omitting window F07 from application). Discharge of condition 3 on P09/E1257/LBDischarge Details Agreed0application · Linked by the council
• P10/E0445/DISReplace existing corrugated metal roofs to two barns with reclaimed plain clay tiles to match those of the farmhouse.Weatherproof the smaller barn by providing a floor, entrance glazing, insulated cladding and small gable windows.Demolish existing unlisted toolshed and erect new stable building with bat roost. Condition 5 on P09/E1320Discharge Details Agreed0application · Linked by the council
• P10/S2192/TCAT1 Sycamore x2 - reduce crown by removing deadwood. T2 Sycamore - reduce to below the deadwood and re-shape T3 Sycamore - fell to ground level T4 Oak - fell to ground level T5 Eucalyptus - fell to ground level T1 Sycamore x2 - reduce crown by removing deadwood. T2 Sycamore - reduce to below the deadwood and re-shape T3 Sycamore - fell to ground level T4 Oak - fell to ground level T5 Eucalyptus - fell to ground level Remarks: Spec: Six week deadline expired, works allowed - 0application · Linked by the council
• P10/E1684/DISConstruction of replacement swimming pool and building (as clarified by additional information accompanying letter from Applicant dated 2 March 2010). Discharge of condition 4 on P09/E1348Discharge Details Agreed0application · Linked by the council
• P12/S3479/TCAT1 - Sycamore T2 - Sycamore T3 - Sycamore T1 - Sycamore, Asymmetrical form due to proximity to mature Beech. Thin by 10%, prune back southern aspect of canopy by 1.5-2m to sub-dominant growth to balance crown and clear barn. T2 - Sycamore, thin by 5-10% and crown lift to clear barn by 2.5m. T3 - Sycamore, thin by 5-10% and crown lift to clear barn by 2.5m. Early mature specimens showing no visual signs of defects or decay (next inspection due 24 months). Fair and general good form showing typical vigour, minimal remedial works will help harmonise trees and barn to an acceptable safety status. Remarks:No obj CA works0application · Linked by the council
• P11/S2833/TCAT1 - Beech tree T2 - Beech tree G3 - 2 x Horse Chestnut and 1 x Sycamore T4 - Tulip tree T1 - fell in sections to ground level T2 - Reduce potentially unstable and decayed sections of canopy T3 - Reduce by approximately 30% of crown volume and reshape. T4 - Fell in sections to ground level. Remarks: Replacement tulip tree notification received 10-04-2012 Spec: S1 Reduce crown by a maximum of 10m and reshape (T2) Spec: S17 Fell tree to ground level (T1,G3, T4) Reason: R1 Sound arboricultural management (T1,G3,T2,T4) Reason: R17 Poor health (T1,G3,T2,T4) Reason: R2 To ensure future compatibility with site, surroundings and usage (T2) Reason: R3 Limited safe useful life expectancy (T1,G3,T2,T4) Reason: R6 To address potential hazard (T1,G3,T2,T4) Spec: S4 Remove deadwood (T2) Spec: S5 Remove damaged branches (T2)No obj CA works0application · Linked by the council
• P12/S3233/TCAT1 - American Oak Fell to ground level. Reason for recommended work: Tree in terminal decline and potentially unstable due to the actions of Honey Fungus. Remarks: Notification of replacment tree (horse chestnut) received 10-04-2012 Spec: S18 Fell tree to ground level and grind stump Spec: S19 Supply and plant replacement tree. Suggested species Red Oak Quercus Rubra. Suggested size 10-12cm Reason: R17 Poor health, structural condition Reason: R3 Limited safe useful life expectancy Reason: R6 To address potential hazardNo obj CA works0application · Linked by the council
• P12/S3339/TCAT1 Acer pseudoplatanus (Sycamore) mature/late mature - situated on the edge of the property with partial overhang of neighours barn. T2 Fagus sylvatica purpurea (Copper Beech) mature/late mature - on the boundary of the property overhanging a lane T1 - Carry out aerial inspection of quadfurcation from the point of crown emergence. There will most certainly be a large amount of decomposed material collected within this stem formation, this could be removed to check for any untoward defects/disorders. Carry out crown cleaning & deadwood removal incorporating a 5% canopy thin selectively lateral ends particularly on the south and western aspects of canopy. Lift canopy over barn targeting sub-branches to achieve a 2m clearance from building. Including the removal of all debris T2 - On the bais of the above I recommend comprehensive remedial works may assist the trees' safety for a period of around 4 years (regular monitoring will have to confirm this). Works would rquire a 1-2m canopy reduction, pruning to sub-dominant matieral and a canopy thin of 10%. This reduces the potential risk to an acceptable level but is not a guarantee of total safety. The long term diagnosis is not favourable but the monitoring programme mentioned above will ascertain the level of progression. Resistograph or Picus testing would be required in 2 years time as part of a monitoring programme. Carry out the above prescription, providing basic traffic management and qualified traffic operator, the removal of debris for ethical recycling and small amount of useable wood to be lleft stacked neatly. Remarks:No obj CA works0application · Linked by the council
• P10/E0188/DISReplace existing corrugated metal roofs to two barns with reclaimed plain clay tiles to match those of the farmhouse.Weatherproof the smaller barn by providing a floor, entrance glazing, insulated cladding and small gable windows.Demolish existing unlisted toolshed and erect new stable building with bat roost. Discharge of condition 3, 5, 6 & 7on P09/E1320 & P09/E1321/LBDischarge Decision Issued0application · Linked by the council
• P13/S0982/FULWidening of existing domestic vehicular access and new gates. Construction of a menage. Widening of vehicular access to paddocks and new gates with temporary crushed concrete driveway to allow for menage works.Planning Permission is Granted0application · Linked by the council
• P10/E0407Porch extension to existing farmhouse.Planning Permission is Granted0application · Linked by the council
• P10/E0408/LBPorch extension to existing farmhouse.Listed Building Consent is Granted0application · Linked by the council
• P10/E1167/DISConstruction of replacement swimming pool and building (as clarified by additional information accompanying letter from Applicant dated 2 March 2010). Discharge of conditions 2, 3 & 4 on P09/E1348.Discharge Details Agreed0application · Linked by the council
• P13/S2201/DISDischarge of condition 5 and 6 - application ref. P13/S0982/FULDischarge Details Agreed0application · Linked by the council
• P14/S0893/HHTwo storey extension to the rear (west elevation) of the property to provide a utility room and larger bathroom to this 4 bedroom property.Planning Permission is Granted0application · Linked by the council
• P14/S4134/TCAT1 & T2 - Beech trees T3 - Beech T4 - Holm Oak T5 - Beech T1 & T2 - Beech Trees - crown lift secondary branches to give clear access to high sided vehicles and tip reduce back branches by 0.5m away from telephone lines, in order to maintain and contain. T3 - Beech - Fell. This tree has ganoderma present on west and subsequent brackets south side in between buttresses. It is also pushing the front wall out. T4 - Holm Oak - deadwood. T5 - Beech - crown clean tip reduce back from wires, in order to maintain and contain. Remarks:No obj CA works0application · Linked by the council
• P14/S4189/TCAT1 - Beech Tree T2 - Mature Oak T3 - Sycamore Tree T4 - Small Beech Tree T5 - Large Lime Tree T6 & T7 - Two mature Beech Trees T1 - Small damaged Beech Tree situated on the corner of a field on Britwell Hill - To fell to near ground level. Reason: The tree is damaged and requires felling for health and safety reasons. T2 - Leaning and one sided Mature Oak tree situated opposite Priest House - To reduce the canopy by approx 20% of crown volume and reshape to suitable points of secondary live growth as required to promote a more stable form. Reason: Tree becoming out of scale with location. T3 - Small self-sown leaning and one sided Sycamore tree adjacent to and below the canopy of the above Oak - To fell to ground level and remove resultant brush wood. To leave the useable cordwood cut into handable sections and stacked on site. Reason: Tree requires felling due to condition and location - health and safety reasons. T4 - Small Beech tree on roadside adjacent to the Gate Lodge - Tree has developed with a potentially unstable multi-stem form with acutely angled stem junctions and included bark. I therefore recommend that the two competing secondary stems be formatively pruned/reduced to give dominance to the most central stem and that the stems be further reinforced by the erection of a non-invasive cable brace system. All sections of significant deadwood to be removed and that the crown be lifted by the removal of the lowest three laterals. The two side stems to be reduced by approximately 2m. Reason: To bring back into scale - health and safety reasons. T5 - Large Lime Tree adjacdent to the Gate Lodge - The tree has developed with slightly leaning and out of balance crown form that has a weight bias towards the lodge. In order to improve structural stability I recommend that the crown be lightly reduced by approx 15% and reshaped to suitable points of secondary live growth. All sections of significant deadwood to be removed. Reason: to bring back into scale with location. T6 & T7 - Two mature and severely decay damaged Beech Trees on the opposite side of the drive adjacent to the above. To fell in sections to ground leve. To chip and remove all of the resultant brushwood. To cut all suitable log wood into handable lengths and stack on site. To remove the decayed main stems from site. Reason: These trees require felling due to condition and location - health and safety. Remarks:No obj CA works0application · Linked by the council
• P15/S4418/TCAT1 - Ash T2 - Beech T3 - Sycamore T4 - Beech T5 - Sycamore T6 - Sycamore T7 - Sycamore T8 - Lime T9 - Copper Beech T1 - Ash in frnt of main house Fell - reason for recommended works - health and safety T2 - Decayed Beech by pond Fell - reason for recommended works - health and safety T3 - Leaning decayed Sycamore stem by side of pond Reduce by approxmately 50% and reshape - reason for recommended works - health and safety. T4 - Decayed Beech by overhead power lines To reduce by approximately 50% and reshape - reason for recommended works - health and safety. T5 - Small dead stem on adjacent Sycamore Remove - reason for recommended works - health and safety. Trees beside driveway T6 - Leaning Sycamore stem with severe decay at base Fell in one section into field - reason for recommended works - health and safety. T7 - Adjacent dead twin stem Sycamore Fell as above - reason for recommended works - health and safety. T8 - Leaning Lime tree near to gate house Severe decay at base of main stem. Fell to ground level - reason for recommended works - health and safety. T9 - Large Copper Beech to rear of main house To carry out an internal decay test and report findings together with recommendations for any remedial works if found to be required. Remarks:No obj CA works0application · Linked by the council
• P15/S4474/TCAT1 - Beech Tree T1 - Beech Tree To fell to ground level. Reasons for recommended works - health and safety due to tree being hollow at base and up to 2-3m inside the trunk. Remarks:No obj CA works0application · Linked by the council
• P15/S3781/LBReplace existing conservatory structure with Orangery structure using existing base and brickwork with alteration to flank wall.Listed Building Consent is Granted0application · Linked by the council
• P16/S0775/LBReplace existing corrugated iron roof to the self contained converted stable building with reclaimed tiles.Listed Building Consent is Granted0application · Linked by the council
• P16/S0774/HHReplace existing corrugated iron roof to the self contained converted stable building with reclaimed tiles.Planning Permission is Granted0application · Linked by the council
• P16/S2417/DISDischarge of condition 3 (materials) on application P14/S1731/HH (Proposed demolition of existing walls to front of property and proposed reconstruction of front wall and porch overhang to a proposed courtyard. Proposed amendments to front of property to include new iron railings. Proposed ground floor rear and side extensions to rear of property.)Discharge Details Rejected0application · Linked by the council
• P16/S1497/DISDischarge of condition 3 (samples) on P16/S0755/LB (Replace existing corrugated iron roof to the self contained converted stable building with reclaimed tiles).Discharge Details Agreed0application · Linked by the council
• P16/S3210/DISDischarge of condition 4 on application ref. P16/S2484/HH - Specified Layout & Form Demolition of existing walls to front of property, reconstruction of front wall and porch overhang to a new courtyard, amendments to front of property to include new iron railings, erection of single storey extensions to each side of property and to the rear and re-rendering of existing house. This application is an amendment to planning permission P14/S1731/HH.Discharge Decision Issued0application · Linked by the council
• P16/S2484/HHDemolition of existing walls to front of property, reconstruction of front wall and porch overhang to a new courtyard, amendments to front of property to include new iron railings, erection of single storey extensions to each side of property and to the rear and re-rendering of existing house. This application is an amendment to planning permission P14/S1731/HH.Planning Permission is Granted0application · Linked by the council
• P16/S4467/TCAHorse Chestnut & Sycamore & Lime Horse Chestnut & Sycamore - Fell in sections to ground level and remove large timber and brushwood from site , leave cordwood on site cut to handable lengths for use for fire wood. Reason : Health and safety due to condition of the tree and its location Large Lime tree- fell to ground level and remove from site Reason : too close to property and no longer wanted Remarks:No obj CA works0application · Linked by the council
• P17/S0461/HHProposed Amendment to the Front Parapet, proposed front porch replacement front door and omission of existing window to the front elevation. Proposed Cobbled setts to front of vehicular entrance way and to the front of the existing dwelling between the house and roadway (amendment to previously approved P16/S2484/HH).Planning Permission is Granted0application · Linked by the council
• P13/S2924/NMNon-material amendment to planning permission P13/S0982/FUL, to amend approved gate to an antique teak style.Discharge Details Agreed0application · Linked by the council
• P14/S1731/HHProposed demolition of existing walls to front of property and proposed reconstruction of front wall and porch overhang to a proposed courtyard. Proposed amendments to front of property to include new iron railings. Proposed ground floor rear and side extensions to rear of property.Planning Permission is Granted0application · Linked by the council
• P17/S4549/TCAT1 - Lime tree T2 - Lime tree T3 - Ash tree T1 - Lime tree: just on your left as you have entered the main gate and passed the lodge. The tree was reduced at the top a few years ago after a branch wrote off the car stationed at the lodge. Again the tree dropped another big branch nearly killing the tenant. I want the tree removed. T2 - Lime tree - almost dead. T3 - Ash tree - leaning dangerously over the drive. Remarks:Rec CA works0application · Linked by the council
• P17/S4518/TCAT1 - Oak tree T2 - Beech tree 1 x Oak Tree - tree with severe decay near the drive. A replacement has already been planted nearby. Both trees are in a field. 1 x Beech Tree - tree with decay at the root. The tree is situated near an artificial pond I am applying to bring down both trees. Remarks:No obj CA works0application · Linked by the council
• P17/S4692/TCAT1362 - Horse Chestnut G1 - Various trees mixed species T1362 - Horse Chestnut - this tree has advanced bleeding canker on the lower stems. Three co-dominant stems from 1.5m with compression forks. Sparse crown. Overhangs horse menage and neighbours horse paddock. Historically crown lifted over neighbours property. Significant strip wound on south side of most southern limb. Fell in sections to ground level and treat the stump. G1 - various trees mixed species. Fell all trees and grind out the stumps, 20m into the woodland from the horse menage. Remarks:No obj CA works0application · Linked by the council
• P17/S4630/TCAT1 & T2 - Beech T3 - Beech T1 & T2 - Beech - driveway: Lift the crowns to 5m over the drive and remove deadwood. T3 - Beech: Rear garden, reduce the crown by 3m, remove the storm damage and major deadwood. Remarks:Rec CA works0application · Linked by the council
• P17/S4912/TCAT1 - Large mature Sycamore T1 - Large Mature Sycamore with canopy sprading over both properties. When in leaf canopy presses and knocks on top of both buildings on neighbours side. If we have strong winds there is a worry that damage will be incurred to roofing. Lift crowns above both rooms by 3m clearance, heading back or removing limbs to keep shape of crown. Remarks:No obj CA works0application · Linked by the council
• P18/S2962/HHThe extension of an outdoor riding arena for horses.Planning Permission is Granted0application · Linked by the council
• P17/S0020/HHErection of Rear OutbuildingPlanning Permission is Granted0application · Linked by the council
• P18/S4346/TCAT1 - Lime T1 - Lime - to reduce to a high pollard approx 15m with final cut just above the main fork. Remaining side growth reduce by approx 50% to become established as pollard points. Reason for work: The tree has outgrown its situation very close to add overhanging the gatehouse and continually sheds crown sections as well as causing convern to the tennants during periods of severe weather. Remarks:Withdrawn0application · Linked by the council
• P18/S4377/TCAT1 - Lime tree T1 - Lime tree - to reduce the stem on the south side (tallest stem) by approximately 4m. To reduce the remainder of the height by approximately 3m to balance the height of the tree. To evenly reduce lateral spread around the perimeter of the canopy by approximately 2m. To thin the crown by a maximum of 10% retaining an even density of foliage throughout a well-spaced and balanced branch structure. Reason for recommended works: health and safety. Remarks:No obj CA works0application · Linked by the council
• P17/S4800/TCA32x Wild Cherries 43 x Horse Chestnut 15 x Field Maple 3 x Hawthorn 3 x Elder? 2 x Beech 1 x Crab Apple 32 x Wild Cherries (prunus avium) all young, dead, dying and diseased. 43 x Horse Chestnut all young, dead, dying and diseased. 15 x Field Maple young, dead dying and diseased. 3 x Hawthorn, young diseased. 3 x Elder, dead. 2 x Beech, decaying. 1 x Crab Apple, diseased. All trees identified are either dead, dying badly decayed and need thinning from the small woodland so to let the other specimens grow and mature. The remaining trees would probably need thinning every 20 years to ensure growth of stronger trees. Each tree will be marked with an (X) sprayed on for felling. Remarks: Spec:Withdrawn0application · Linked by the council
• P18/S3892/DISDischarge of condition 4 - landscaping scheme on application ref. P18/S2962/HH The extension of an outdoor riding arena for horses.Agree Non Material Amendment0application · Linked by the council
• P19/S4169/TCAT1 - Large Cedar Tree To remove large hanging and broken stems as well as large dead stump. To clear resultant debris. T2 - Large diseased Sycamore Tree on the main drive To fell in sections to ground level and remove resultant debris from site.No obj CA works0application · Linked by the council
• P19/S4450/TCA11 x large diseased and unstable Horse Chestnut Trees - where space allows to fell in one section at fence height into the field behind. To cut up and clear from the site. Where required due to the limitations of sufficient space, to fell in sections, felling the last section into the field behind.No obj CA works0application · Linked by the council
• P23/S0329/TCAT1 & 2 - Sycamore - dying back (one is hollow) T3 - Ash - dying back T4 - Copper Beech - severe fungal attack T5 - Beech - sever fungal attack T6 & 7 - Ash - dying back Fell the above trees to ground level as they are close to buildings, power lines and a safety risk. We are also planning to pollard 2 Lime trees along the drive - removal of dead branches only.No obj CA works0application · Linked by the council
• P23/S1750/TCAT1 Ash. Remove tree because it is showing early signs of Ash die-back, leans towards gated entrance and public highway. It will decline further over coming years and will become a safety concern. G2. Sycamore X 2 and Oak. Remove lower growth that extends towards road and over the road in order to give 5-6 meters clearance on the road side of these trees' canopy. Selectively reduce the lateral spread of these trees on the road side edge of the trees' canopy by 1-2 meters. Reduce the height of these trees by 1-2 meters. These three trees have a unified crown and so can be treated as a group. They will continue to be a cohesive group after the pruning work described. This work is to lessen the strong bias towards and over the road and so maintain better balance and longer term safety. They may well make stronger growth on the side further from the road after to removal of T1 which will further improve balance.No obj CA works0application · Linked by the council
• P24/S0326/TCAT1. Oak - Crown Reduce - Reducing the height of the tree by up to 3 metres and radial spread by up to 2.5 metres. Remove/reduce lower growth over drive as required for good overall shape and balance. This work to improve tree balance and reduce risk to property beneath. T2. Sycamore - Reduce limbs extended toward and over stables roof by 2-3 metres. This work to improve tree balance and reduce risk to property beneath. T3. Sweet Chestnut - Reduce tree height by around 4 metres to suitable growth points. Shorten lateral spread in proportion. Upper crown of this tree is declining/low in vigour. The reduction work is to retrench the crown to more vigorous growth points. T4. Oak - Remove dead wood. T5. Robinia - Remove to ground level. This tree has fairly significant decay in main stem and is at risk of failing. T6. Sycamore - Crown Reduce - Reducing the height of tree by up to 4 metres and lateral spread in proportion for a balanced crown shape. This work is to balance and reform the crown further to significant storm damage in recent years T7. Lime - Crown Reduce - Reducing the height of the tree by up to 4 metres and the radial spread in proportion for a well balanced crown shape. This work is to balance and reform the crown further to significant storm damage in recent years T8. Lime - Reduce to a monolith at around 5 metre height. Tree is unsafe, massive basal decay.No obj CA works0application · Linked by the council
• P25/S2769/TCAT3 Elm - Fell to ground level. T6 Corsican Pine - Fell to ground level. G8 Corsican Pine X2 - Fell to ground level. G9 Larch - Fell to ground level. T10 Ash - Fell to ground level. T11 Beech - Fell to ground level. T12 Sycamore - Fell to ground level. T13 Ash - Fell to ground level. T15 Beech - Fell to ground level. T16 Oak - Fell to ground level. Reasons for the works: T3 - The tree has sections of dieback within the crown consistent with Dutch Elm Disease. Removal is required, as the tree will continue to decline now it has contracted the disease. T6 - The tree is in a state of decline with poor crown vitality. In addition, there is a Heterobasidion annosum bracket at the base. Given these two factors, removal is required to prevent failure or further deterioration. G8 - Two of the three Pines are in a terminal state of decline. Removal is necessary to prevent further decline and potential failure. G9 - The tree is partially windblown and is currently hung up in another tree. T10 - The tree previously lost a subdominant limb, resulting in a large fracture in the main stem. The fracture has compromised the structural integrity, making the stem unsafe to support the remaining crown. T11 - The tree has a history of major limb failure. It also has Kretzschmaria deusta and Ganoderma australe at the base, and removal is required to prevent basal failure. T12 - There is an extensive decay pocket at the base which has spread throughout. Although the tree has produced some reaction growth, given the size of the crown this is not sufficient to prevent failure. T13 - The crown is displaying signs of decline consistent with Ash Dieback (Hymenoscyphus fraxineus). In addition, there is Inonotus hispidus present on the limb extending toward the road. Due to the progressive nature of these issues and the treeâ¿¿s location, removal is required to mitigate risk of failure. T15 - The tree has a history of primary limb failure and is also affected by Kretzschmaria deusta. Removal is required to mitigate the risk of failure over the driveway. T16 - The tree is in a terminal state of decline. Removal is required to prevent failure, particularly given its proximity to the road.No obj CA works0application · Linked by the council
• P26/S0317/TCAT1 Silver Maple - Fell to ground level. T2 Poplar - Fell to ground level. T3 Sycamore - Fell to ground level. T4 Silver Maple - Fell to ground level. T5 Cherry - Fell to ground level. T6 Silver Maple - Fell to ground level. T7 Field Maple - Selective crown reduction - Reduce the one large, over-extended limb by up to 3.5 metres. Reduce the remaining growth extending over the fences by up to 1.5 metres, and remove all deadwood from the crown. Reasons for Works: T1 & T6: Both trees have decay pockets at the base with multiple entry points. There is evidence that these have coalesced, compromising the structural integrity of the trees and rendering them unsuitable for retention. T2: There is evidence of suspected Sesia apiformis, consistent with the numerous exit holes around the base of the tree. In addition, there appears to be browsing damage around the majority of the basal area. As a result, decay has developed at the base of the tree, making it unsuitable for retention. T3: The tree is in a terminal state of decline, having already shed approximately half of its upper crown. There are a number of unidentified fungal brackets present within the upper canopy; however, due to their location they cannot be clearly identified. Given the tree's condition and the presence of a regularly used garden path beneath, the tree is no longer suitable for retention. T5: Historic basal failure has led to the onset of decay, and retention of the tree is no longer practical. T7: The tree has historic limb failure with a large decay pocket extending down the stem. The proposed works are to reduce end weight and minimise the risk of further failure and potential damage to the horse stable below.No obj CA works0application · Linked by the council
• P60/M1082REMOVAL OF 1ST FLOOR SECTION OF LINKING PASSAGE TO WEST WING, RE-OPENING CARRIAG EWAY TO COURTYARD ETC.Planning Permission0application · Linked by the council
• P60/M1401IMPROVEMENT TO COTTAGEPlanning Permission0application · Linked by the council
• P60/M1123/OHOVERHEAD LINES BRITWELL, BRIGHTWELL BALDWIN AND EWELME VOLTAGE 11,000 A.C. - 0application · Linked by the council
• P62/M0432ERECTION OF KENNEL AND POTTING SHED.Letter Confirming PD0application · Linked by the council
• P62/M0618ERECTION OF CRICKET PAVILIONPlanning Permission0application · Linked by the council
• P68/M0746CONSTRUCTION OF NEW DRIVE TO GIVE ACCESS TO BRITWELL HOUSEPlanning Permission0application · Linked by the council
• P71/M0930ERECTION OF DETACHED DWELLINGHOUSE AND GARAGE FOR STAFF OCCUPATION.Planning Permission0application · Linked by the council
• P80/N0677/CUConversion of existing barn store and garage store to a dwelling.Refusal of Planning Permission0application · Linked by the council
• P85/N0302First floor extension to form additional bathroom. (As amended by drawings accompanying agent's letter dated 5 July 1985).Planning Permission0application · Linked by the council
• P87/N0087Extension to third bedroom, form upstairs bathrooms; garden room and alterations to interior.Planning Permission0application · Linked by the council
• P90/N0883/LBExtension including erection of wall.Listed Building Consent0application · Linked by the council
• P90/N0676/LBRepairs and restoration including internal alterations to the east wing including re-conversion of squash court into living accommodation.Listed Building Consent0application · Linked by the council
• P90/N0675Repairs and restoration of the east wing including re-conversion of squash court into living accommodation.Planning Permission0application · Linked by the council
• P90/N0882Extension including erection of wall.Planning Permission0application · Linked by the council
• P93/N0357/LBSingle storey extension on rear elevation (north west).Listed Building Consent0application · Linked by the council
• P93/N0736Ornamental stone temple sited in the grounds.Planning Permission0application · Linked by the council
• P93/N0358Single storey extension on rear elevation (north west).Planning Permission0application · Linked by the council
• P94/N0249/LDUse of the land for residential curtilage.Certificate of Lawful Use or Development is Granted0application · Linked by the council
• P96/N0374Conservatory extension.Planning Permission is Granted0application · Linked by the council
• P96/N0375/LBConservatory extension.Listed Building Consent is Granted0application · Linked by the council
• P98/N0637/ROrnamental stone temple sited in the grounds. (Renewal of planning permission P93/N0736).Planning Permission is Granted0application · Linked by the council
• P99/N0122Two-storey rear extension to form study with bedroom and shower room over. (As amended by drawing nos. ALLEN/599/1 & 2 accompanying agent's letter dated 31 May 1999 and as amended by drawing nos. ALLEN/599/1 Rev B & 2 Rev B accompanying agent's letter dated 6 July 1999).Planning Permission is Granted0application · Linked by the council
• P99/N0121/LBTwo-storey rear extension to form study with bedroom and shower room over. (As amended by drawing nos. ALLEN/599/1 and 2 accompanying agent's letter dated 31 May 1999 and as amended by drawing nos. ALLEN/599/1 Rev B & 2 Rev B accompanying agent's letter dated 6 July 1999).Listed Building Consent is Granted0application · Linked by the council
• P96/N0093Erection of stables and storage buildings.Planning Permission is Granted0application · Linked by the council