2 x Irish Yews Fell 2 Irish Yews (Taxus baccata 'fastigiata'), grind stumps and re-turf, and plant replacement trees on churchyard location advice of the District Authority. Trees excessively mask Grade I listed building - Faringdon's oldest and most historic - from being seen from the Market Square, thereby reducing the attractiveness of the town centre. Trees are numbered 0128 and 0129 on Authority schedule for the churchyard - they are to the south of the church, next to the south transept. Remarks:
1 Church Street, Faringdon, Oxon, SN7 8AD
WithdrawnReference: P18/V3215/TCAVale of White Horse District Council
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2 x Irish Yews Fell 2 Irish Yews (Taxus baccata 'fastigiata'), grind stumps and re-turf, and plant replacement trees on churchyard location advice of the District Authority. Trees excessively mask Grade I listed building - Faringdon's oldest and most historic - from being seen from the Market Square, thereby reducing the attractiveness of the town centre. Trees are numbered 0128 and 0129 on Authority schedule for the churchyard - they are to the south of the church, next to the south transept. Remarks:
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