10th June 2026

The construction of and excavation of a wildlife pond, the erection of a rotunda, construction of a 7-hole private golf course and creation of additional parkland

29th April 2026

Remove 1 dead sapling, fell 3 saplings causing damage to a Grade 2 listed barn building, cut back branches in danger of causing damage to the barn roof, fell a further 2 saplings as and when they die back.

23rd April 2026

Replacement of all windows and external doors for new painted timber windows and doors.

20th April 2026

Erection of garden outbuilding

26th March 2026

Replacement of external windows (excluding loft windows) and doors, and change of colour of front door and external garage doors

17th February 2026

Removal of mature grade 3 diseased Ash Tree. The smaller branches are falling every day and I am concerned that it is going to become a more serious problem with larger branches falling, possibly causing damage or harm to a person/children.

Simon Gr

17th February 2026

My (4 South Hill) next door neighbours (5 South Hill) Ash tree canope needs to be reduced. It is growing far too low over my liquid gas tank and my gas supplier has said that the branches need to be 20ft above my tank because of the fire risk. They can ref

17th February 2026

We believe the tree to be a Spruce (using photo id from ChatGPT).The work is to remove the tree.

12th February 2026

Variation of condition no 1 and 5 of 23/02704/FUL (Erection of two new main entrance gate lodges and gates, construction of formal ponds and new landscaping) to make alterations to the design of the gate lodges and clay chimney pots are proposed to the top

5th February 2026

T1-Mature Apple
Tree has outgrown location and roots have started causing cracks in wall and rubbing against roofline.
Dismantle and grind stump then replace with a tree more suited close to property and wall foundations such as a birch, flowering

15th January 2026

Just outside the easterly corner our garden, but in the in the field belonging to our neighbour at Dracott, Cleves Lane RG25 2RG, stand four pine trees (We describe them as Douglas Firs) which we believe to have been planted and to have not naturally seede

5th January 2026

Removal of one Spruce tree and disposal of green waste.
The Spruce tree is approximately 70 feet high and has a girth of 5 feet at a height of 5 feet.
The tree sits 6 feet from a timber outbuilding shown on plan.

15th December 2025

Conversion of existing storage space above detached garage to additional living space.

15th December 2025

Proposed single storey rear extension, erection of a replacement porch canopy with oak frame and changes to fenestration

4th December 2025

Erection of detached storage building

12th November 2025

2x walnut trees: Repollard to previous points leaving a finished hight of 6-7 meters and a crown spread of 5 metres.

4th November 2025

T1 Ash
Reduce by approximately 2m and remove deadwood (showing signs of decline) tree is approx 14m.
G1 mixed Fell cherry and fieldmaple, coppice Hazel stems but only target 50% of them dead and dying takes priority
(removing 50% to allow regrowt

21st October 2025

Please see document No1 (work spec) for all relevant information.

23rd September 2025

T1- Mature Beech tree

-crown raise to 3.5m from ground all the way round to provide good access to footpath and garden
-reduce east and west sides (overextended limbs only) by 2-2.5m to fold into crown silhouette keeping dome form
-reduce to

17th September 2025

Single storey side extension with internal alterations.

10th September 2025

Rear and side extension. Alterations to roof. Alterations to garage.

9th September 2025

Apple (T1) - Small cuts only on new growth of the last 7 years will reduce the tree height from c. 9 metres to 5 metres and reduce tree width from c. 12 metres to 8 metres. This will bring the cuts back to the size that were approved in 2018 under T/00411/

4th August 2025

T1 Lime: starting height c.20 reduce height by 4m.

23rd July 2025

Installation of 17 solar roof panels

16th June 2025

T1 - Mature Lime
-reduce tops by 3m to suitable growth points to reduce windsail in high winds and prevent further stress on top of crown
approx 24m to 21m
-reduce sides by 2m to balance crown heiight and reduce wind stress on ends of limbs ove