South Oxfordshire planning applications

1. Decision MadeP21/S0421/FUL

   New single storey dwelling at rear of 16 Church Street and associated parking & turning.

   16 Church Street, Didcot, OX11 8DQ

   Received 16 Feb 2021
2. Decision MadeP24/S1754/DIS

   Discharge of condition 3 (Landscaping scheme & protection of retained trees / hedgerows) on application P23/S4024/HH (Two storey and single storey side and rear extensions, new front porch and internal alterations).

   4 St Andrews Road, Henley-on-Thames, RG9 1HP

   Received 29 May 2024
3. Decision MadeP20/S3100/LDE

   Existing Use of the land as a caravan site, for the stationing of 129 residential mobile homes/caravans (all falling within the definition of a caravan in the Caravan Sites and Control of Development Act 1960, as amended)

   Kings Copse, Lower Road, Garsington, OX44 9BL

   Received 20 Aug 2020
4. Decision MadeP24/S0702/NM

   Non-material amendment to application ref. P23/S3211/S73 to vary the approved roof tiles (Variation of condition 4 (Market Housing Mix) on planning application P20/S4799/FUL to allow for the provision of additional voluntarily provided affordable units An outline application, with all matters reserved except for access, for up to 200 dwellings, a building for community use (D2 Use), open space, a sustainable drainage system, and associated infrastructure)

   Land west of Marley Lane, Chalgrove, OX44 7TF

   Received 29 Feb 2024
5. Decision MadeP25/S3497/HH

   Erection of a single detached garage.

   Crownlea, 5A Crown Lane, South Moreton, OX11 9AQ

   Received 10 Nov 2025
6. Decision MadeP22/S4403/HH

   Proposed re-roofing with increase in roof height of existing storage buildings and insertion of new walling, windows and doors. Proposed new window openings in front elevation of existing dwelling (Re-roofing of the existing store, north of the site is omitted as shown on amended plans received 4 September 2023. Bat survey report received 4 September 2023).

   Whitehouse Farm, Brightwell Baldwin, OX49 5NT

   Received 5 Dec 2022
7. Decision MadeP24/S1455/TCA

   Old and deseased apple tree, heavily pollarded. T1 Apple in rear garden. Tree has been heavily managed historically and has a marked lean to the south. There is significant bark death with saprophytic fungus growing on the tension side to the north and cavities in the main stem. Evidence of co-dominant stem having been removed relatively recently. It looks like this may as well have been dead at the time of removal. We have planted a new apple tree close by, and now wish to remove the old tree, as we have concerns about the tree's safety.

   2 Queen Street, Dorchester-on-Thames, OX10 7HR

   Received 1 May 2024
8. Decision MadeP25/S3278/TPO

   Mature Beech tree (T1) - historically a pollard that has lapsed back into a full-grown tree. Stems that originate from pollards points are generally not as secure as stems that have formed naturally, which allows the grain to be optimised. Given the size of the tree and numerous storm events the tree had been subjected to, it is reasonable to assume the structure is sound. In more recent years the tree has been subject to topping, where only the upright growth was removed poorly, this practice can have an adverse effect on the treeâ¿¿s growth. Topping leads to the growth hormones that are in the apical tips being chaotically distributed as the tree goes into panic growth. The tree will adversely react by throwing its resources into restoring its lost growth and none into defence. Cavitation will ensue as the tree has been pruned inappropriately leading to excess oxygen getting into the vascular system which can provide the condition required for hostile fungi to develop. As the tree will not prioritise defence, the structure can become weaker. I had been requested to provide a quote for crown management at Hazel Shaw for crown management by the new owners on the 19th of September, I am familiar with this tree as I drive past regularly. Around 2015 the tree was topped. Upon closer inspection it appears the tree has been historically pollarded. The client felt obliged to manage the crown for the neighbour who has raised complaints regarding trespass, I had informed the client of his obligations and limitations of crown management for Beech. Of concern was the emerging fungi at the root plate, I had looked at this with my colleague and we both believe this to be Meripilus giganteus. On inspection I noted at ground level within the lawn rough 1m out from the buttress on a surface root a juvenile fungal body, this had been hit by a lawn mower-see image 6727, I carefully looked around the root collar and other exposed surface roots but could see no further fungal bodies. I informed the client that I should return in a few weeks to make positive identification as my feel was this could me Meripilus. I returned in 2 weeks to find 5 other further fruiting bodies at various points around a full 360 degrees, these were on the root plate some 1m out from the collar, within folds of the buttresses and directly on buttresses, there is also a significant amount of leaf litter present so I could not rule out further sites. On balance given the location I feel the risk is not tolerable and that further investigation of Meripilus is problematic. T1. Mature Beech a. Dismantle tree in sections, felling close to ground level T2. Indian Bean Tree a. Reduce x 4 laterals with noted defects by up to 1.5m to suitable growth point.

   Hazel Shaw, Road Between Whitehall Lane And Judges Road, Checkendon, RG8 0SX

   Received 16 Oct 2025
9. Decision MadeP24/S2603/HH

   Demolition of existing garage and replace garage with office above, replacement roof to main dwelling to provide additional accommodation and rear single storey extension and general external upgrade (As amended by plans showing alterations to replacement garage; Arboricultural report and Tree protection plan received 17 October 2024).

   Whitmore, Crabtree Corner, Ipsden, OX10 6BN

   Received 15 Aug 2024
10. Decision MadeP25/S2795/DIS

    Discharge of condition 11 (Archaeology) on application ref. P17/S4054/FUL (Variation of condition 2 (approved plans) of planning permission P16/S1514/FUL to allow amendments to design and appearance of the approved scheme. Redevelopment of the Former Waitrose to create 22 retirement apartments, two ground floor retail units and associated parking).

    12 St Martins Street, Wallingford, OX10 0AL

    Received 8 Sept 2025
11. Decision MadeP20/S3571/TCA

    T1 Silver Birch. Reduce in height by 3 meters to suitable points. reduce spread towards river side by up to 3 meters. Reduce growth along drive by 1-1.5 meters and shape remaining canopy. All cuts to be carried out to British standards BS3998. Works to be carried out to reduce the chance of failure in high winds from root or stem failure, by reducing sail effect from the large canopy.

    The Mill House, High Street, Whitchurch On Thames, RG8 7DG

    Received 28 Sept 2020
12. Decision MadeP21/S2586/NM

    Non Material amendment to application P19/S4595/HH for alterations to Front Elevation - Side window to front door lengthened alterations to the side elevation, revised door location and number of windows reduced alteration to rear extension, double doors and side lights (LHS) reduced in size to single door and side lights. Demolition of existing single storey rear elements and erection of new part single part two storey rear extension along with single storey front extension.

    17 Windmill Road, Towersey, OX9 3QQ

    Received 4 Jun 2021
13. Decision MadeP23/S0498/LDP

    Certificate of Lawfulness for a proposed artist hobby room and garden tool store.

    90 Gidley Way, Horspath, OX33 1TG

    Received 16 Feb 2023
14. Decision MadeP24/S3585/DIS

    Discharge of conditions 3 (Schedule of Materials) and 4 (Surface water drainage works) on application P22/S3568/RM (Reserved matters application following Outline consent (P19/S0577/O) to show scale, layout, appearance of proposed new dwelling with landscaping and access details also provided.(Change of use of garden to build 1 x 3 bedroom detached house and remove existing garage)).

    2 Pine Close, Garsington, OX44 9BS

    Received 7 Nov 2024
15. Decision MadeP25/S1595/HH

    Fix solar panels to roof areas of existing private garage.

    4 Pettiwell, Garsington, OX44 9DB

    Received 10 Jun 2025
16. Decision MadeP21/S2660/FUL

    Variation of condition 1 (approved plans) on application P19/S4178/RM.- updated materials plan, to reflected amended house type bricks (as amended by plans and information received 15 November 2021.) Reserved matters application for the construction of 116 dwellings with associated infrastructure, landscaping, parking, open space and reptile habitat. Application considers details of access, appearance, landscaping, layout and scale, following grant of outline planning permission P16/S3284/O for up to 140 dwellings

    Land to Rear of Greenwood Avenue, Chinnor, OX39 4HN

    Received 9 Jun 2021
17. Decision MadeP21/S1816/DIS

    Discharge of conditions 5 (Surface Water Drainage), 6 (Foul Drainage), 7 (Landscaping Scheme (trees and shrubs only), 10 (Landscaping & protection of retained trees / hedgerows), 12 (Boundary walls & fences) and 13 on planning application P20/S0767/FUL (Erection of four terraced dwellings, including one affordable dwelling, with associated parking and amenity space)

    Land to the rear of Cleeve Cottages, Ash Hurst, Goring-on-Thames, RG8 0DQ

    Received 16 Apr 2021
18. Decision MadeP21/S0070/T28

    Install 1 x 8m wooden pole (6.2m above ground).

    The Old Barn, Roke Far, Roke, OX10 6JD

    Received 4 Jan 2021
19. Decision MadeP24/S1483/HH

    The erection of a new brick wall 1.80m high and 2.50m long running at a right angle to the side of the house to delineate the boundary between the front car parking space and the rear garden.

    14 Hop Gardens, Henley-On-Thames, RG9 2EH

    Received 6 Jun 2024
20. Decision MadeP23/S2234/FUL

    Erection of a containerised laboratory, ancillary plant structures, associated fencing and access for a temporary period of up to four years. (As amplified by additional contaminated land information received 21 July 2023 and 21 August 2023 and 5 October 2023 and ecological information received 19 December 2023).

    Culham Science Centre, near Clifton Hampden, OX14 3DB

    Received 30 Jun 2023
21. Decision MadeP21/S1515/HH

    Single storey rear, side and front extensions, garage conversion and outbuilding to the front of the property (as shown in amended plans received 21st May 2021)

    Tanglewood, Bridle Road, Whitchurch Hill, RG8 7PR

    Received 29 Mar 2021
22. Consultation PeriodP26/S4617/HH

    Two and single storey rear and side extensions, dormer to front

    6 Sunnyside Benson Wallingford OX10 6LZ

    Received 9 Oct 2026
23. Decision MadeP25/S1310/LDE

    Continued use of the island as a camping site for 17 pitches (including decking and sheds to pitches A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, N, O, P, Q, R and S) on a seasonal basis (1st April to 29th September). Continued use of the toilet, shower, drinking water and refuse facilities associated with camping on the island.

    Shiplake Lock, Mill Lane, Shiplake, RG9 3NA

    Received 2 May 2025
24. Decision MadeP24/S0718/TCA

    T1 Willow Observations: This tree is situated in the back garden. The limbs are becoming heavily weighted and works are to prevent future limb failure. Recommended Works: Make new Pollard @ 2.5 metres from ground level T2 Irish Yew Observations: This yew tree is situated in the back garden which is approximately 3.66m, in width. The yew is approx. 1.5m wide and as it grows is taking up more and more outside space. The client is concerned about the size of the tree in the future and the maintenance it will require. The garden is not accessible via a side or rear access so all tree works arisings need to be bought through the house which requires significant preparation and 'boarding out' costs to prevent damage to the internal walls of the property. The client kindly requests to fell this tree as the management costs of annual or 2 yearly trimming is expensive and a struggle. The property is also tenanted, requesting the tenants to vacate the house and prepare it for boarding is stressful. There are a number of other notable trees at the property including a willow, holly and other which provide good amenity. The longer term objective, if approved, will be to plant some easy to maintain shrubs in its place.

    45 Park Street, Thame, OX9 3HR

    Received 29 Feb 2024

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