The tree is an alien species, cypress, some type of leylandii. It is the same height as the telegram pole, about 25ft. With the trunk around 1ft in diameter. The upper branches of the tree are interfering with the electricity cables coming from the telegraph pole. It is also interfering with the view for drivers using the road and has grown too big for the small garden. We could like to cut down the tree and grind the stump to remove it completely. We would like to replant with a native tree in keeping with the village such as ash or cherry.
29 North Hinksey Village, Oxford, Oxfordshire, OX2 0NA
Decision MadeReference: P25/V1757/TCAVale of White Horse District Council
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29 North Hinksey Village, Oxford, Oxfordshire, OX2 0NA
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Application summary
Status
Decision Made
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Not published
Received
18 Aug 2025
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Local authority
Vale of White Horse District Council
Application overview
The tree is an alien species, cypress, some type of leylandii. It is the same height as the telegram pole, about 25ft. With the trunk around 1ft in diameter. The upper branches of the tree are interfering with the electricity cables coming from the telegraph pole. It is also interfering with the view for drivers using the road and has grown too big for the small garden. We could like to cut down the tree and grind the stump to remove it completely. We would like to replant with a native tree in keeping with the village such as ash or cherry.
Proposal details
Reference
P25/V1757/TCA
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