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2x Lime trees - remove epicormic growth and shoots to maintain tree health, structural integrity, appearance and safety
Reference: 26/02182/TPW West Berkshire Council
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6 Oct 2026 8 Oct 2026 3 Dec 2026 Determination Deadline Published deadline A published target or deadline. It does not confirm an outcome.
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Status Awaiting decision
Application type Tree Works Under TPO
Received 6 Oct 2026
Validated 8 Oct 2026
Determination deadline 3 Dec 2026
Local authority West Berkshire Council Timeline Overview Location Documents Decision Application overview 2x Lime trees - remove epicormic growth and shoots to maintain tree health, structural integrity, appearance and safety
Proposal details
Reference 26/02182/TPW
Ward Newbury Speen
Parish Newbury Town Council Application location 4 Benett Gardens Newbury RG14 1PW
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