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T1 Willow - crown lift tree up to a maximum of 5m as is it interfering with rhe wall and highway. T2 Sycamore - crown lift up to 5m over highway T3 - dead tree - fell T4 - sycamore - prune away from light to give sufficient clearanceT5 - Sycamore - fell - tree is damaging Scheduled ancient monument. (Old tunnel) that it is growing ontop of.T6 - Elder - fell - tree has collapsed and has no value. T7 - Cherry - reduce select branches by 1-2m to improve shape. T8 - Apple - fell - tree is dead/dying. G1 - Willow - self seeded goat willow, trees are growing into the nice sycamores that surround the property. G2 - all species - crown lift all lower laterals on the garden side top improve light levels by up to 5m.

86 Hyde Street Winchester Hampshire SO23 7DW

DecidedReference: 25/02243/TPCWinchester City Council

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Tree In A Conservation Area
Received
4 Nov 2025
Validated
4 Nov 2025
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Winchester City Council

Application overview

T1 Willow - crown lift tree up to a maximum of 5m as is it interfering with rhe wall and highway. T2 Sycamore - crown lift up to 5m over highway T3 - dead tree - fell T4 - sycamore - prune away from light to give sufficient clearanceT5 - Sycamore - fell - tree is damaging Scheduled ancient monument. (Old tunnel) that it is growing ontop of.T6 - Elder - fell - tree has collapsed and has no value. T7 - Cherry - reduce select branches by 1-2m to improve shape. T8 - Apple - fell - tree is dead/dying. G1 - Willow - self seeded goat willow, trees are growing into the nice sycamores that surround the property. G2 - all species - crown lift all lower laterals on the garden side top improve light levels by up to 5m.

Proposal details

Reference
25/02243/TPC
Alternative references
PP-14460986
Ward
ST BARTHOLOMEW WARD
Parish
Winchester Town
Agent
Hampshire Heartwood LTD

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86 Hyde Street Winchester Hampshire SO23 7DW

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Decision NoticeDecision Notice · PDF16 Jun 2026View
CITY OF WINCHESTER TRUST-OBJECTS(FULL)Public Comment · PDF21 Nov 2025View
APPLICATION FORM - WITHOUT PERSONAL DATAApplication Form · PDF4 Nov 2025View
SKETCH PLANDrawing4 Nov 2025View

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