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Trees in a conservation area notification - four birch (marked G1 on plan) overall reduction by up to one metre, pruning to provide up to 0.5 metres clearance from overhead cables and crown thin up to 10%; one ash (marked T3 on plan) overall crown reduction to previous pruning points; two plum (marked T1 and T2 on plan) fell

Sounds Cottage 12 Lidgate Road Dalham Suffolk CB8 8TJ

DecidedReference: DC/26/1252/TCAWest Suffolk Council

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Works to trees in Conservation Area
Received
18 Aug 2026
Validated
18 Aug 2026
Determination deadline
29 Sept 2026
Local authority
West Suffolk Council

Application overview

Trees in a conservation area notification - four birch (marked G1 on plan) overall reduction by up to one metre, pruning to provide up to 0.5 metres clearance from overhead cables and crown thin up to 10%; one ash (marked T3 on plan) overall crown reduction to previous pruning points; two plum (marked T1 and T2 on plan) fell

Proposal details

Reference
DC/26/1252/TCA
Alternative references
PP-15166467
Ward
Chedburgh And Chevington
Parish
Dalham
Agent
D.M Tree and Landscape Contractors Ltd

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Application location

Sounds Cottage 12 Lidgate Road Dalham Suffolk CB8 8TJ

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DocumentPublishedAction
DECISION - APPROVE TREES IN CADecision Notice · PDF25 Sept 2026View
DELEGATED REPORTOfficer Report · PDF25 Sept 2026View
PARISH COUNCIL COMMENTSConsultee Comment · PDF18 Sept 2026View
APPLICATION FORM - WITHOUT PERSONAL DATAApplication Form · PDF18 Aug 2026View
TREE LOCATION PLANSite and Other Plans/Drawings · PDF18 Aug 2026View

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DECISION - APPROVE TREES IN CA
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