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There is a Large Ash Tree with a 6 Ft long crack going from the root plate up the stem. The tree leans towards a nice old Oak Tree, we would like to monolith the Ash tree to 8-10M high to save the Oak tree and retain habitat in the Ash stem.Next to the Ash there is a Beech Tree with historic storm damage and a large cavity half way up the stem caused by the storm damage. We'd like to remove the top of the Beech to just above the cavity to stop it from failing help retain the main part of the tree and keep habitat (10m Monolith in essence - with some lateral growth to help keep it going)

Chaddleworth House Tower Hill Chaddleworth Newbury RG20 7EB

DecidedReference: 26/00413/TPCWest Berkshire Council

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Chaddleworth House Tower Hill Chaddleworth Newbury RG20 7EB

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Tree Works in Conservation Area
Received
23 Feb 2026
Validated
23 Feb 2026
Determination deadline
6 Apr 2026
Local authority
West Berkshire Council

Application overview

There is a Large Ash Tree with a 6 Ft long crack going from the root plate up the stem. The tree leans towards a nice old Oak Tree, we would like to monolith the Ash tree to 8-10M high to save the Oak tree and retain habitat in the Ash stem.Next to the Ash there is a Beech Tree with historic storm damage and a large cavity half way up the stem caused by the storm damage. We'd like to remove the top of the Beech to just above the cavity to stop it from failing help retain the main part of the tree and keep habitat (10m Monolith in essence - with some lateral growth to help keep it going)

Proposal details

Reference
26/00413/TPC
Ward
Downlands
Parish
Chaddleworth Parish Council
Agent
Williams Trees & Timber

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Documents 8 of 8

DocumentPublishedAction
No ObjectionDecision Notice · PDF29 Apr 2026View
Application Form - Without Personal DataApplication Form · PDF23 Feb 2026View
Sketch planPlans, Drawings23 Feb 2026View
Photographs and photomontagesSupporting Document23 Feb 2026View
Photographs and photomontagesSupporting Document23 Feb 2026View
Photographs and photomontagesSupporting Document23 Feb 2026View
Photographs and photomontagesSupporting Document23 Feb 2026View
Photographs and photomontagesSupporting Document23 Feb 2026View

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