T1 - Beech - reduce lower lateral branches over road back by 3m to help prevent branch snap and remove smaller diameter branch at crossing point at 5m. Remove major deadwood and old ivy. T2 - Beech - remove major deadwood, ivy and hangers. Reduce back over extended sub-dominant stem by 2-3m. T3 - Beech - remove major deadwood. T4 - Beech - remove major deadwood. T5 - Beech - reduce back lateral branches on south west side by 3m to reduce risk of branch snap and remove major deadwood. T6 - Beech - reduce back south west limb over neighbours by 3m and remove major deadwood.
28A North Hinksey Lane, North Hinksey, Oxford, Oxfordshire
Decision MadeReference: P18/V3510/TPOVale of White Horse District Council
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T1 - Beech - reduce lower lateral branches over road back by 3m to help prevent branch snap and remove smaller diameter branch at crossing point at 5m. Remove major deadwood and old ivy. T2 - Beech - remove major deadwood, ivy and hangers. Reduce back over extended sub-dominant stem by 2-3m. T3 - Beech - remove major deadwood. T4 - Beech - remove major deadwood. T5 - Beech - reduce back lateral branches on south west side by 3m to reduce risk of branch snap and remove major deadwood. T6 - Beech - reduce back south west limb over neighbours by 3m and remove major deadwood.
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Reference
P18/V3510/TPO
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Mr S Ringrose
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