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T1 lime tree at main entrance to both sites / crown lift 5m to allow tall Veichals to pass with out any damage to limbs / removal of ivy on stem / crown thin / deadwood to benefit sun light exposure to crown. T2 Oak deadwood removal / crossing branches removed / crown lift 3m work carried out benefit with increased daylight to enter crown / base of tree T3 Copper beech tree targeted 2m prune over road / pavement also to expose street lamp which is around 2m inside crown / crown thin / deadwood also crown lift 3m. T4 sycamore suffering with fungus possibly powdery mildew stunting growth to crown as only in 10% leaf to date possibly have permission to remove if situation leads to death of tree T5 Maple tree on front fence line Boundry lateral reduction from over the highway 2m also crown lift 5m to avoid contact with passing tall vehicles. T6 sycamore crown lift 5m / crown thin / to help with natural light / airflow also deadwood wood removal. T7 road side maple deadwood / targeted road side lateral reduction/ 3m crown lift again to allow better natural light to enter base of tree / avoid contact with high sided Veichals. T8 Maple tree set back from the road crown lift 3m / deadwood / crown thin no more than 20% of overall crown density. T9 sycamore tree close to Boundry deadwood of crown / lateral reduction from over highway 5m crown lift T10 sycamore crown thin also lateral reduction on building side to allow better natural to enter garden also this will even the natural crown up / crown lift 3mT11 sycamore grown in the centre of other more mature trees with a high crown to be removed to allow other more substantial trees to benefit from day light entering space trees removal will not impact / create any gaps tree line. T12chestnut tree 5m crown lift over the highway / crown thin / also lateral crown reduction 2m over highway to prevent future damage to branches/ bring in some natural light into crown. T13 chestnut tree 5m crown lift over hi

Pardoe Court Junction Lane Burscough Lancashire L40 5XH

DecidedReference: T/2026/0046/TPOWest Lancashire Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Works to Protected Trees
Received
8 May 2026
Validated
8 May 2026
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
West Lancashire Borough Council

Application overview

T1 lime tree at main entrance to both sites / crown lift 5m to allow tall Veichals to pass with out any damage to limbs / removal of ivy on stem / crown thin / deadwood to benefit sun light exposure to crown. T2 Oak deadwood removal / crossing branches removed / crown lift 3m work carried out benefit with increased daylight to enter crown / base of tree T3 Copper beech tree targeted 2m prune over road / pavement also to expose street lamp which is around 2m inside crown / crown thin / deadwood also crown lift 3m. T4 sycamore suffering with fungus possibly powdery mildew stunting growth to crown as only in 10% leaf to date possibly have permission to remove if situation leads to death of tree T5 Maple tree on front fence line Boundry lateral reduction from over the highway 2m also crown lift 5m to avoid contact with passing tall vehicles. T6 sycamore crown lift 5m / crown thin / to help with natural light / airflow also deadwood wood removal. T7 road side maple deadwood / targeted road side lateral reduction/ 3m crown lift again to allow better natural light to enter base of tree / avoid contact with high sided Veichals. T8 Maple tree set back from the road crown lift 3m / deadwood / crown thin no more than 20% of overall crown density. T9 sycamore tree close to Boundry deadwood of crown / lateral reduction from over highway 5m crown lift T10 sycamore crown thin also lateral reduction on building side to allow better natural to enter garden also this will even the natural crown up / crown lift 3mT11 sycamore grown in the centre of other more mature trees with a high crown to be removed to allow other more substantial trees to benefit from day light entering space trees removal will not impact / create any gaps tree line. T12chestnut tree 5m crown lift over the highway / crown thin / also lateral crown reduction 2m over highway to prevent future damage to branches/ bring in some natural light into crown. T13 chestnut tree 5m crown lift over hi

Proposal details

Reference
T/2026/0046/TPO
Alternative references
PP-14915651
Ward
Burscough Town Ward
Parish
Burscough Town Council
Agent
Mr Neil Kearsley

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Application location

Pardoe Court Junction Lane Burscough Lancashire L40 5XH

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Application form - without personal dataApplication Form · PDF8 May 2026View
Additional plansPlans8 May 2026View
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Block plan of the siteSite Layout Plan8 May 2026View
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Sketch planSketch Plan · PDF8 May 2026View
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