28th May 2026

T1: Willow- Back of the property- Pollard at a final height of 4m

14th May 2026

Certificate of Lawful Proposed Use or Development under Section 192 of the Town and Country Planning Act 1990 for front entrance alterations, installation of rooflights, fenestration alterations, and internal alterations with the removal of oil storage tan

28th April 2026

Prior notification for agricultural farm track

22nd April 2026

Tree 1 Leylandii
Complete removal of over large tree too close to house wall immediately to rear of cottages

Tree 2 Walnut
Raise crown by removal of misplaced lower branches and reduce crown overall. Manage very large tree inappropriately clo

13th January 2026

Yew (T1) located at the front of property. Reduce crown by 1-2m. Crown raise on the roadside to the height of the wall. Provide clearance from contact with vehicles. Remove the rope from beech tree.
Horse Chestnut, Beech, Birch and Sycamore group (G1) l

4th September 2025

Replace Cotswold stone roof tiles of the northern roof plane with clay tiles. Replace existing sky lights with conservation roof lights. Replace the rotten casement window in the western gable. Install an internal staircase

4th September 2025

Replace Cotswold stone roof tiles of the northern roof plane with clay tiles. Replace existing sky lights with conservation roof lights. Replace the rotten casement window in the western gable. Install an internal staircase

2nd September 2025

Proposed glazed link and open porch

2nd September 2025

Proposed glazed link and open porch

31st July 2025

T1 - Hornbeam - Thin canopy and reduce sides up to 20 % where required
T2 - Tulip Tree - Remove due to poor location and size

31st July 2025

Compliance with condition 9 (external lighting) of permission 24/03114/FUL - Variation of condition 2 (approved plans) to permission 23/03255/FUL - Demolition of single storey extension and conservatory, erection of single storey and two storey rear extens

23rd July 2025

Remove one tree, which is marked as T1 on the attached site plan. The tree is a "Purple Plum" tree.

9th July 2025

Erection of carport

6th May 2025

Replacement of existing conservatory with an orangery

6th May 2025

Replacement of existing conservatory with an orangery

5th March 2025

Compliance with conditions 6 (details-windows), 7 (finish-door and windows) and 8 (bat and owl mitigation) of permission 24/03114/FUL - Variation of condition 2 (approv

24th February 2025

Non-Material Amendment to the wording of condition 13, to enable demolition works to be undertaken prior to full discharge of part (i) of condition 13 to permission 21/

18th February 2025

Compliance with condition 4 (door/window finish) of permission (or consent) 24/03115/FUL - Variation of condition 2 (approved plans) of permission 24/01543/FUL - Extern

5th November 2024

Compliance with conditions 12 (drainage) and 13 (contamination) of permission 21/03465/FUL - Erection of one dwelling and associated garage/ancillary accommodation, dem

17th October 2024

Replacement roof covering, replacement fenestration and addition of internal staircase

17th October 2024

Replacement roof covering, replacement fenestration and addition of internal staircase

28th August 2024

Non-material amendment to the internal layout, with window changes, removal of dormers, addition of decorative dovecotes and the change of the material of the South outbuilding elevation of permission 21/03465/FUL - Erection of one dwelling and associated

22nd July 2024

Compliance with conditions 3 (Tree Protection Strategy) and 6 (bat and owl mitigation) of permission 23/03255/FUL - Demolition of single storey extension and conservatory, erection of single storey and two storey rear extensions, and associated works

7th June 2024

Changes to fenestration and internal alterations to the outbuilding and internal alterations to the mill tower and erection a new timber shed as bat house

15th April 2024

T1 - Veteran Sweet Chestnut - Reduce large dead limbs - coronet cuts to encourage veteranisation of the tree - All works to be have the longevity of the tree as a key working factor