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Fell dead Oak tree at front of property adjacent to Braishfield Road. Found to not have TPOs or be in a CA, therefore, no further action required.
Reference: 25/02676/DDNFA Test Valley Borough Council
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10 Nov 2025 10 Nov 2025 11 Nov 2025 5 Jan 2026 Determination Deadline Past published deadline A published target or deadline. It does not confirm an outcome.
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Status Decided
Application type DEAD AND DANGEROUS NO FURTHER ACTION
Received 10 Nov 2025
Validated 10 Nov 2025
Determination deadline 5 Jan 2026
Local authority Test Valley Borough Council Timeline Overview Location Documents Decision Application overview Fell dead Oak tree at front of property adjacent to Braishfield Road. Found to not have TPOs or be in a CA, therefore, no further action required.
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Reference 25/02676/DDNFA
Ward AMPFIELD & BRAISHFIELD
Parish BRAISHFIELD Application location Acorns Braishfield Road Braishfield Romsey Hampshire SO51 0QE
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