A crown reduction of two metres to a suitable growth point is proposed for a tree.

Plans have been submitted to construct a single storey extension at the front of the property.

An application has been made for a rear house extension projecting five metres from the original dwelling.

This application proposes alterations to an existing planning approval, introducing three additional rooflights and amending the external materials.

Tree management works are proposed to a protected oak tree, including a crown reduction of approximately 2.5 metres, removal of deadwood, and 10 per cent crown thinning.

Proposals involve adding a new first floor to an existing bungalow alongside various internal and external alterations.

Proposals include converting the existing garage into habitable living space alongside the construction of a single storey rear extension.

An application has been made to establish the lawfulness of a proposed rear dormer roof extension, front roof lights, and a new internal staircase.

A crown reduction of two metres is proposed for a horse chestnut tree to manage its height, reduce overhang, and address potential trip hazards.

Proposals involve carrying out a crown reduction by 1.5 metres to five trees located at the front and in the rear garden of the property.

A two-metre crown reduction is proposed for a protected oak tree to retain an eight-metre crown height.