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Resubmission of the notice because the works were not carried out under the original notice. H11 - Beech and Yew hedging - cut back and trim to tidy overgrown elements and restore to hedge. SE Corner of garden - cut back and trim to tidy overgrown elements. T12 - Yew - cut back and trim to create a more compact and shaped tree, reduce height slightly (c.2m). T14 - Yew - remove dead parts and reduce to a level of garage roof to help tree become healthy and a better shape over time. Existing planning permission to remove completely (see P21/V2296/FUL). Also showing garage roof level of 5500 mm. Action: Try to establish whether an alternative of removing dead parts and reducing to level of top of garage roof (c 5.5 metres high â¿¿ seen as the thick lower bowl in this photograph) to help tree becomes healthy and a better shape over time. No change to lateral spread. Failing that, follow granted planning permission and remove. T15 - Yew - trim to protect house. Action proposed: Trim to protect listed house, removing circa 1-2m. Ensure that tree is more balanced on the South side over garage â¿¿ the tree has previously been much cut back over the years in an unbalanced manner. Reduce height about 2m. Thin about 10%.

Orchard Farmhouse Orchard Lane East Hendred Wantage OX12 8JW

Decision MadeReference: P26/V4312/TCAVale of White Horse District Council

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Orchard Farmhouse Orchard Lane East Hendred Wantage OX12 8JW

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Application summary

Status
Decision Made
Application type
Not published
Received
18 Sept 2026
Validated
Not published
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Vale of White Horse District Council

Application overview

Resubmission of the notice because the works were not carried out under the original notice. H11 - Beech and Yew hedging - cut back and trim to tidy overgrown elements and restore to hedge. SE Corner of garden - cut back and trim to tidy overgrown elements. T12 - Yew - cut back and trim to create a more compact and shaped tree, reduce height slightly (c.2m). T14 - Yew - remove dead parts and reduce to a level of garage roof to help tree become healthy and a better shape over time. Existing planning permission to remove completely (see P21/V2296/FUL). Also showing garage roof level of 5500 mm. Action: Try to establish whether an alternative of removing dead parts and reducing to level of top of garage roof (c 5.5 metres high â¿¿ seen as the thick lower bowl in this photograph) to help tree becomes healthy and a better shape over time. No change to lateral spread. Failing that, follow granted planning permission and remove. T15 - Yew - trim to protect house. Action proposed: Trim to protect listed house, removing circa 1-2m. Ensure that tree is more balanced on the South side over garage â¿¿ the tree has previously been much cut back over the years in an unbalanced manner. Reduce height about 2m. Thin about 10%.

Proposal details

Reference
P26/V4312/TCA
Agent
Anthony Gilbert

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Orchard Farmhouse Tree Works Form 18 09 2026Application FormNot publishedView
Proposed Tree Work 18 September 2026Supporting DocumentNot publishedView
Tree Works DecisionDecisionNot publishedView

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