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6,522Searchable applications
57Recorded as pending
93%Approval rate · 4,495 approved or refused records
304Refused applications

4,191 approved · 304 refused · 308 withdrawn. Received dates in our records: 15 Jun 2020 to 13 Oct 2026. Most recent record check: 15 Oct 2026. Counts reflect the last collected status; some records may be out of date.

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  1. Decided25/02073/TPC

    (Amended) G-980 Lime Exisng pollard management (x 3 trees) Re-pollard.A line of small pollarded lime trees along the eastern border of the courtyardDead and declining trees in centre of courtyard (cherry and hawthorn)Lime and acer trees around the rear of the buildingMap attached to tree surveyG-981 Lime Exisng pollard management (x 2 trees) Re-pollard T-982 Alder Deadwood within canopy, declining vitality due to maturity. Stabilise dead wood T-983 Maple Areas of vitality decline due to maturity, however outer canopy extents of lower lateral areas remain vigourous and require management. 3m radial reduction. Stablise deadwood. G-984 Lime Existing pollard management (x 20 trees) Re-pollard T-985 Hawthorn Dead Fell T-986 Cherry - Declining health with no realisc prospect of recovery. Fell T-987 Ginkgo - Several lateral branches in proximity to adjacent dwellings. Reduce laterals to provide 1m clearance from building.

    St John's Winchester Charity Moorside Durngate Winchester Hampshire

    Received 10 Oct 2025
  2. Decided25/02074/LDP

    Construction of a garden office. It will be located over 2 metres away from any neighbouring boundary. It will be rectangular shaped (approximately 7m X 4m). It will have a single storey. It will have a dual pitched roof not exceeding 4 metres in height. It will have an eaves height not exceeding 2.5 metres in height.

    Woodlands Airlie Lane Winchester Hampshire SO22 4WB

    Received 10 Oct 2025
  3. Decided25/02076/TPC

    T1 Willow - Repollard to previous points

    26 Parchment Street Winchester Hampshire SO23 8AZ

    Received 10 Oct 2025
  4. Decided25/02077/LDP

    To replace existing conservatory with a extension/ orangery to the rear.

    5 Cherry Gardens Bishops Waltham Southampton Hampshire SO32 1SD

    Received 10 Oct 2025
  5. Decided25/02078/FUL

    Proposed single storey rear extension

    Mini Mart 22 Mitford Road Alresford Hampshire SO24 9HL

    Received 13 Oct 2025
  6. Decided25/02079/HOU

    The existing fence is falling apart and several posts have failed. I propose complete replacement with the following fence panels:https://www.jacksons-fencing.co.uk/fencing/fencing-panels/tongue-and-groove-effect-convexand these trellis toppers:https://www.jacksons-fencing.co.uk/product/sc_745300/300mm-high-x-1.83m-wide-concave-or-convex-curved-framed-trellis-topperon concrete slotted posts and 300mm smooth concrete gravel boards.The proposed fence measures 243cm from the bottom of the panel to the highest point of the trellis topper. The existing fence is 230cm, so like-for-like this would be a 13cm increase. However, there are small gaps under the existing fence panels - I have measured up to 239cm from the ground on the site?s side (there is an upward gradient towards Hilden Way). With the proposed concrete gravel boards, these gaps can be smaller or eliminated entirely.

    18 Dale Close Littleton Winchester Hampshire SO22 6RA

    Received 13 Oct 2025
  7. Decided25/02080/HOU

    2 storey side extension, extended front car-port and associated landscaping

    43 Byron Avenue Winchester Hampshire SO22 5AT

    Received 13 Oct 2025
  8. Decided25/02082/HOU

    Extension of garage to be inline with front elevation, conversion to habitable space and addition of pitched roof form. Roof form to wrap around front elevation. Formation of storm porch. Loft conversion and dormer extension to rear elevation,

    19 Sermon Road Winchester Hampshire SO22 5NY

    Received 13 Oct 2025
  9. Decided25/02083/TPO

    T1 - Large copper beech (fagus sylvatica purpurea) in rear communal gardenAs per recommended works on tree survey we are requesting to lift the hanging branches on the tree to create a 2 metre clearance from the building. The branches are currently touching the building- we would be pruning to suitable growth points and removing branches of a length approximately 2-2.5 metres.

    4 Christes Hospital Symonds Street Winchester Hampshire SO23 9JS

    Received 13 Oct 2025
  10. Decided25/02084/TPO

    Work to be carried out in accordance with the Woodland Management Plan. The plan identifies the path and area that are used by Forest School and defines a ?study area? which has been surveyed and documented (this consist of < 20% of the woodland). An overview of the work includes:Felling - within the study area Ash trees that exhibit significant signs of ash die back (Ash Tree Class 3 or 4 as per the Tree Council Ash Dieback Toolkit). Given the current monitoring (VTAs), most of the felling is planned to be done over the next 4 years, during non nesting seasons (late autumn to early spring). Should it be anticipated that over 5m3 would be felled in one season, then a felling licence would be sought. Due to the high density of the unmanaged woodland, additional Ash trees may be felled, to allow additional light in and space for the tall thin oaks to recover and achieve the typical broader, domed shape crown.Note: No oak trees are scheduled to be felled as part of the Management PlanCoppicing - Hazel will be coppiced progressively eventually forming a 5-10 year rotation, with the wood being used for Forest School and Bushcraft activitiesNon-native/invasive species removal - Remove cherry laurel and brakenControl spreading flora - manage the spread of brambles and ivy, thin holly to maintain a natural balance.Additionally the woodland trust have provided native saplings which are being planted to created hedgerows boundaries rather than wire fences.Natural regeneration is anticipated in the areas that felling has taken place, with saplings being monitored and protected. The woodland trust would also be able to supply saplings if needed.Woodland Management Plan has been reviewed and endorsed by Marco Bartolini(Arboricultural Consultant)Arbor-Eco Consultancy

    Woodland Adjacent To Lee Ground Lee Ground Titchfield Hampshire

    Received 13 Oct 2025
  11. Decided25/02087/FUL

    Proposed barn to provide enclosure for existing manege and provide storage for hay and agricultural equipment (Amended Description)

    River Rise Titchfield Lane Wickham Fareham Hampshire PO15 6DZ

    Received 13 Oct 2025
  12. Unknown25/02088/PNADD6

    Construct an additional storey.

    Rosslyne Hundred Acres Road Wickham Fareham Hampshire PO17 6HY

    Received 13 Oct 2025
  13. Decided25/02090/FUL

    Proposed installation of new wall-mounted double electric car charger for visitor parking . Proposed relocation of timber bicycle store (previously permitted in a different position on site (24/00333/FUL & 24/00036/LIS). Enlarge existing bin store to accommodate second 1100 litre bin.

    Old Hyde House 75 Hyde Street Winchester Hampshire SO23 7DW

    Received 13 Oct 2025
  14. Decided25/02091/LIS

    Proposed installation of new wall-mounted double electric car charger for visitor parking . Proposed relocation of timber bicycle store (previously permitted in a different position on site (24/00333/FUL & 24/00036/LIS). Enlarge existing bin store to accommodate second 1100 litre bin.

    Old Hyde House 75 Hyde Street Winchester Hampshire SO23 7DW

    Received 13 Oct 2025
  15. Decided25/02092/DIC

    Discharge of conditions 5 (Lighting details), 7 (Constructive Exclusion Zone protective measures), 8 (Statement from tree consultant), 11 (construction supervision), 12 (tree officer site meeting), 13 (Landscape Scheme plan), 14 (Boundary Treatments), 15 (Cross Section) and 16 (SAP and BRE calcs) for application 24/00674/FUL

    Woodlands Hurdle Way Compton Down Winchester Hampshire SO21 2AN

    Received 13 Oct 2025
  16. Decided25/02093/DIC

    In regard to condition 2. We agree to keep a register of the names of the occupiers of the unit and their arrival and departure dates.In regard to condition 3a & 3b a water efficiency calculation has been completed and will be submitted as evidence.In regard to condition 4 a biodiversity mitigation and enhancement plan has been completed and the scheme has been implemented.

    63 Collins Lane Hursley Winchester Hampshire SO21 2JX

    Received 13 Oct 2025
  17. Decided25/02094/DIC

    Discharge of condition 6 of application 25/00052/FUL.

    The Rising Sun 27 Spring Lane Colden Common Winchester Hampshire SO21 1SB

    Received 13 Oct 2025
  18. Decided25/02096/FUL

    Demolition of existing office and ancillary buildings; conversion of existing industrial warehouse to provide 5 dwellings; and the construction of 2 further dwellings with associated parking, landscaping and amended site access.

    Soake Farm Soake Road Denmead Waterlooville Hampshire PO7 6JA

    Received 13 Oct 2025
  19. Decided25/02097/TPC

    We are in the process of clearing-out and replanting our front property hedge bordering on St Cross Rd.On clearing dying hedging for replacement we have discovered that a self-set blossom tree, as well having roots which lifted the paving slabs (now remedied by Highways), is growing at a very precarious angle over the pavement and ultimately the road. The top of the existing trunk is only approx. 1.5 over the pavement.Would there be any problem if I remove this tree as indicated in the attached picture?Note that there another similar blossom tree within ~1.5m which does not have this issue and would be retained Picture 2). We also have a Junglans we have planted behind (visible in the first picture) which would then gain light and space for future growth.

    45 St Cross Road Winchester Hampshire SO23 9PS

    Received 13 Oct 2025
  20. Decided25/02098/FUL

    Continuation of use of building as B8 use for period of up to 5 years.

    Block B Gentian House Moorside Road Winchester Hampshire SO23 7RX

    Received 13 Oct 2025
  21. Decided25/02099/TPO

    T1 - Scots Pine. Over mature for setting. Branches to the South touching the property, branches to the Southwest hitting boundary wall. Branches to the North impeding on BT utility lines and Pole.Works Description - Fell. Reason - Disabled child with the need for a Wheelchair; Tree is lifting extensively the block paved driveway under the canopy, coupled with excess pine needles hindering manoeuvring of the chair. This is causing unnecessary and additional stress to the family. Recent trip hazard caused a sprained ankle, Area needs to be made safer so that the child may gain independence which is not possible presently

    14 Bentley Close Kings Worthy Winchester Hampshire SO23 7LG

    Received 14 Oct 2025
  22. Decided25/02100/TPO

    T1 - Oak sp. Over extended northern lateral over the roof line of the substation. To reduce in length by 3m so if branches were to fail will avoid the substation. Works to be carried out in accordance with BS3998(2010), nearest best practice pruning points.

    STREET RECORD Chanterelle Road Curbridge Southampton Hampshire

    Received 14 Oct 2025
  23. Decided25/02101/HOU

    First floor extension over existing garage

    6 Burstall Gardens Winchester Hampshire SO22 6SU

    Received 14 Oct 2025
  24. Decided25/02102/HOU

    Part conversion of existing garage and elevational alterations to the rear

    3 Hamble Springs Bishops Waltham Southampton Hampshire SO32 1SF

    Received 14 Oct 2025

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