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-7no. trees on boundary of nature reserve and properties on Rupert Kettle Drive, Meadow Crofts, and Bishops Gate to be felled and stacked. 5no. ash trees are infected with ash dieback and 2 no. sycamore (1 dead tree):. -G1, 2no. ash trees at SP 39055 58138 - Fell -G2, 2no. ash trees, 1no. sycamore SP 39092 58120 - Fell -T1 1 dead sycamore tree at SP 39122 58114 - Fell -T2 1 ash tree at SP 39200 58103 - Fell

Bishops Hill Nature Reserve Ropeway Bishops Itchington

Tree Preservation Order - Approved WorksReference: 26/00518/TPOStratford-on-Avon District Council

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Application summary

Status
Tree Preservation Order - Approved Works
Application type
Tree Preservation Order
Received
26 Feb 2026
Validated
26 Feb 2026
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Stratford-on-Avon District Council

Application overview

-7no. trees on boundary of nature reserve and properties on Rupert Kettle Drive, Meadow Crofts, and Bishops Gate to be felled and stacked. 5no. ash trees are infected with ash dieback and 2 no. sycamore (1 dead tree):. -G1, 2no. ash trees at SP 39055 58138 - Fell -G2, 2no. ash trees, 1no. sycamore SP 39092 58120 - Fell -T1 1 dead sycamore tree at SP 39122 58114 - Fell -T2 1 ash tree at SP 39200 58103 - Fell

Proposal details

Reference
26/00518/TPO
Ward
Bishops Itchington, Fenny Comp & Napton
Parish
Bishops Itchington

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Application location

Bishops Hill Nature Reserve Ropeway Bishops Itchington

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Documents 8 of 8

DocumentPublishedAction
Application Form RedactedCouncil document10 Mar 2026View
WCC Ecology 16.03.2026Council document23 Mar 2026View
Bishops Itchington Parish CouncilCouncil document7 Apr 2026View
Cllr N GistCouncil document16 Apr 2026View
Decision LetterCouncil document23 Apr 2026View
Initial Letter from PINSCouncil document14 May 2026View
Details from Appellant/AgentCouncil document14 May 2026View
Bishops Hill Sketch PlanCouncil document10 Mar 2026View

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Tree Preservation Order - Approved Works
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