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T1 Horse Chestnut - 1. Reduce height of the tree by up to 3mtrs, to suitable growth points. 2. Reduce lateral spread of crown by up to 4mtrs overall, a maximum of 2mtrs on each side, again to suitable growth points. 3. The removal of all damaged, dead or dysfunctional branches. T2. Maple (Sycamore) - 1. The removal of all damaged and dead branches, likely attributable to squirrel activity, 2. The removal of all Ivy to ground level.

Tower House 34 Beech Avenue Worcester WR3 8PY

ApprovalReference: 26/00433/TPOAWorcester City Council

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Application summary

Status
Approval
Application type
Tree preservation order application (works to)
Received
18 May 2026
Validated
20 May 2026
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Worcester City Council

Application overview

T1 Horse Chestnut - 1. Reduce height of the tree by up to 3mtrs, to suitable growth points. 2. Reduce lateral spread of crown by up to 4mtrs overall, a maximum of 2mtrs on each side, again to suitable growth points. 3. The removal of all damaged, dead or dysfunctional branches. T2. Maple (Sycamore) - 1. The removal of all damaged and dead branches, likely attributable to squirrel activity, 2. The removal of all Ivy to ground level.

Proposal details

Reference
26/00433/TPOA
Ward
St. Stephen Ward
Parish
Worcester City
Agent
Mr Nicholas Snape, Nicks Tree Solutions

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Application location

Tower House 34 Beech Avenue Worcester WR3 8PY

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DocumentPublishedAction
Applicationformredacted01.Application Form18 May 2026View
Aerial Photograph06. Proposed Plan18 May 2026View
Alan Chambers 10 Tennyson Close, WORCESTER, WR3 8DF08. Response - Neighbour28 May 2026View
Malcolm Woodward 8 Tennyson Close, WORCESTER, WR3 8DF08. Response - Neighbour29 May 2026View
Elisha Philpotts 12 Tennyson Close, WORCESTER, WR3 8DF08. Response - Neighbour3 Jun 2026View
Alan Chambers 10 Tennyson Close, WORCESTER, WR3 8DF08. Response - Neighbour4 Jun 2026View
Elisha Philpotts08a. Neighbour Attachment3 Jun 2026View
Alan Chambers08a. Neighbour Attachment4 Jun 2026View
Delegated Report11. Decision Information19 Jun 2026View
Decision Notice12. Decision Notice19 Jun 2026View

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