England · Postcode area SO22
Planning applications in SO22, Winchester
PlanningTrack collects these records from the public planning register of Winchester City Council. 347 applications with a postcode in SO22 were received in the last 12 months. Search an address, application reference or proposal, or open the Winchester planning applications page. Official Winchester website
- Current26/02175/TPO
T1 Beech - Sectional removal as tree has basal decay (fungal brackets present) and is a high threat risk to the highway (Romsey Road) and it's users
9 Kerrfield Winchester Hampshire SO22 5EX
Received 20 Oct 2026 - Current26/02166/TPO
T1 Beech - Removal of lowest limb extending over number 20 Byron Avenue to reduce risk to property and reduce debris dropping into garden
20 Byron Avenue Winchester Hampshire SO22 5AT
Received 19 Oct 2026 - Current26/02132/HOU
Ground floor rear and side extension to replace existing conservatory, plus internal alterations to ground and first floor rear.
24 Cranworth Road Winchester Hampshire SO22 6SE
Received 15 Oct 2026 - Current26/02120/DIC
Discharge of conditions 6 (self-build provision), 7 (SAP data), 9 (external lighting), 11 (archaelogy) of planning application 25/00895/FUL
Furze Cottage Lanham Lane Winchester Hampshire SO22 5JS
Received 14 Oct 2026 - Current26/02112/TPO
T1 Beech - Remove 2 lowest branches (for safety reasons), both are rubbing on adjacent tree& branches and pose a threat to the highway should they fail
1 Meadowlands Stockbridge Road Winchester Hampshire SO22 5JH
Received 13 Oct 2026 - Current26/02104/TPO
Fell 1 x self-sown, early-mature Beech (Fagus sylvatica) located towards the south of Nos. 18 and 19 Holly Meadows.Reasons for works: The tree is not part of any planting scheme, it sits incidentally within a historic avenue of veteran lime trees. It is not in keeping with the avenue and detracts from its visual amenity and the historic character of the designed landscape. It also casts shade and competes for light, moisture and nutrients with the veteran lime trees, and its continued growth will progressively suppress their crowns.Removal is recommended to release the veteran limes from competition, in line with recognised veteran tree management practice. Removing it at this stage, before it reaches full maturity, minimises loss of amenity and limits disturbance to the limes? roots compared with felling a larger tree in future. The canopy gap will be left to natural regeneration from the suppressed trees nearby.
15 Holly Meadows Winchester Hampshire SO22 5FQ
Received 12 Oct 2026 - Current26/02089/TPO
T1 Beech - Crown lift to give highway clearance over highway.5.2m (highways clearance)
22 Kerrfield Winchester Hampshire SO22 5EX
Received 8 Oct 2026 - Current26/02061/HOU
Erection of single-storey front/side and single-storey rear extensions, together with roof alterations and elevational alterations.
2 Lynch Close Winchester Hampshire SO22 6DG
Received 6 Oct 2026 - Current26/02053/TPC
We have already consulted a tree surgeon we know and trust (Joe Platt) who has recommended the following tree work:Tree work/pollarding:Coxs Yard:1. Sick ash on road (boughs drop off in winds) tree surgeon thinks this is a priority to cut down as there is risk of boughs falling into right of way road.2. V tall conifer situated next to above sick rowan on corner of 3 Church Lane house driveway/coxs yard. Tree surgeon believes that when the sick rowan comes down the additional light and space will encourage growth plus new exposure to winds may mean it will be buffeted by wind.Trees in garden:1. Dead miniature rowan - Tree surgeon thinks this should be cut down. 2. Ok miniature rowan - ditto.3. Sick Cherry tree (boughs drop off in winds). Tree surgeon says that it has rot and should be cut down.4. Sick Poplar (boughs drop off in winds). Tree surgeon thinks there is fair amount of dead wood and that it should be cut down.Removal of wood:A)Garden trees: boughs/trunks from the garden trees will be chopped up and left along the fence at the bottom of garden. Any woodchip can be scattered in woodland below her garden.B) Coxs Yard ash/conifer. Trees will be woodchipped and scattered in woodland below her garden.
3 Church Lane Littleton Winchester Hampshire SO22 6QY
Received 5 Oct 2026 - Current26/02045/TPO
T1 Yew - Reduce overhanging branches by 1.5m to limit overhang from neighbours tree
43 Stockers Avenue Winchester Hampshire SO22 5LB
Received 2 Oct 2026 - Current26/02044/APN
Agricultural building for the production and storage of wine and the production, curing, storage and packaging of meat products from the farm. The development comprises a shared central, open-sided covered barn, with ancillary buildings for food production and storage, together with a separate area for the storage of agricultural machinery.
Enmill Farm Enmill Lane Pitt Winchester Hampshire SO22 5QR
Received 2 Oct 2026 - Current26/02028/TPO
T1 - Holm oak. Reduce size of canopy on southeast, southerly, southwest, and westerly sides only by up to 1 m, with a maximum pruning diameter of 40 mm. Lightly crown lift secondary growth to a height of 4 m. As general management of tree and to keep away from building.
4 Holly Meadows Winchester Hampshire SO22 5FQ
Received 30 Sept 2026 - Current26/02027/TPO
T1 & T2 Yew trees prune back sides of canopy over lawn by 1m to reduce encroachment over garden.
8 Westminster Gate Winchester Hampshire SO22 4LN
Received 30 Sept 2026 - Current26/02021/TPO
Beech Tree to prune by 2m to clear away from building.
15 Kings Crescent Winchester Hampshire SO22 4PF
Received 30 Sept 2026 - Current26/02020/TPO
Sycamore tree multistemmed to fell and replant new hardwood tree
8 More Place St Matthews Road Winchester Hampshire SO22 6BX
Received 30 Sept 2026 - Current26/02015/TPO
T1 Horse Chestnut - Crown lift to clear highway & footpath (5.2m)T2 Yew - Crown lift to clear footpath clearance 2.5m
12 Teg Down Meads Winchester Hampshire SO22 5NE
Received 29 Sept 2026 - Current26/02003/LDP
Newly proposed flat roof single storey rear and minor side extension to semi-detached dwellinghouse.
17B North Drive Littleton Winchester Hampshire SO22 6QA
Received 28 Sept 2026 - Current26/01998/TPO
This application is a repition of an earlier tree works application for the three beech trees, following a site visit in September 2026, on a similar basis for the same reasons following regrowth since the prior implementation of the works consented.T3637 beech - Tip reduction of lateral branches to create an even balanced canopy with a horizontal lateral branch spread of 5m and normal dome shaped canopy form.T3638 beech - Tip reduction of lateral branches to create an even balanced canopy with a horizontal lateral branch spread of 5m and normal dome shaped canopy form. Clear adjacent dwelling by 3m retaining overhanging branches outside this distance.T3640 beech - Tip reduction of lateral branches to create an even balanced canopy with a horizontal lateral branch spread of 4.5m and normal dome shaped canopy form.
9 Sarum View Winchester Hampshire SO22 5QF
Received 28 Sept 2026 - Current26/01996/TPO
Beech tree:Removal of one low branch resting on phone line and blocking driveway. Cut back of branches overhanging property roof by 3.5 - 4m
Amberley Sleepers Hill Winchester Hampshire SO22 4NB
Received 28 Sept 2026 - Current26/01992/TPO
(Land adj to Melbury Lodge - Melbury Field)FELLING OF DEAD BEECH TREE
Melbury Lodge Royal Hampshire County Hospital Romsey Road Winchester Hampshire SO22 5DG
Received 28 Sept 2026 - Current26/01987/TPO
Cypress tree Fell and replant with native species. (Unsure if tree is part of original TPO) and is starting to cause damage to wall and drive.
Mullion 4A Hampton Lane Winchester Hampshire SO22 5LF
Received 25 Sept 2026 - Current26/01961/DIC
Discharge of Condition 4 of 26/00653/HOU - roof tile specification
3 Old Hillside Road Winchester Hampshire SO22 5LN
Received 22 Sept 2026 - Current26/01949/TPO
T58 Lime: Selectively prune lateral growth on the side of the crown encroaching towards the adjoining dwelling by up to approximately 3 metres, to provide suitable clearance from the building. Remove or shorten branches extending over the balcony to provide clearance from the balcony. Retain the natural shape and structure of the crown.T61 Lime: Selectively prune lateral growth on the side of the crown encroaching towards the adjoining dwelling by up to approximately 3 metres, to provide suitable clearance from the building. Remove or shorten branches extending over the balcony to provide clearance from the balcony. Retain the natural shape and structure of the crown.T63 Lime: Selectively prune lateral growth on the side of the crown encroaching towards the adjoining dwelling by up to approximately 3 metres, to provide suitable clearance from the building. Remove or shorten branches extending over the balcony to provide clearance from the balcony. Retain the natural shape and structure of the crown.All works are to be carried out selectively to suitable growth points, avoiding unnecessary removal of healthy growth.
9 Barton Farm Andover Road Winchester Hampshire SO22 6AX
Received 21 Sept 2026 - Current26/01947/TPO
T1 Norway maple, reduces 3x stems to circa 1.5 height to allow regeneration with a view to manage regrowth to maintain appropriate size/ avoid interference with overhead utilities.T14 Sycamore, Remove 15cm diameter subsidiary stemT16 Sycamore, Fell to coppiceT19 Beech reduce end weight from 2x over extended limbs on south side with origins at circa 8m reduction proposed of circa 20% from length back to appropriate natural target pruning points.
Littlemead Airlie Lane Winchester Hampshire SO22 4WB
Received 21 Sept 2026
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