The application proposes the removal of a conifer tree, the trimming of a holly tree, and a light pruning and thinning of an amelanchier tree.

An application for a certificate of lawful proposed use has been submitted for a residential property in Prestbury.

An application is made for a non-material amendment to an existing planning permission to alter the exterior materials of a proposed outbuilding. The changes involve using clay plain roof tiles and oak weatherboarding to better match the main dwelling house.

Listed building consent is sought for the removal of remaining nineteenth and twentieth-century windows on the south-west elevation and the installation of new slim double-glazed metal casements.

The application proposes front and rear dormer roof extensions alongside general roof alterations. Additionally, the existing driveway is to be extended towards the rear garden with the installation of new external access stairs.

Crown reduction works are proposed for two apple trees.

Works to a large oak tree involving a crown reduction of 2.5 to 3 metres and shaping.

Pruning works are proposed for maple and lime trees, including crown lifting and pollarding to historic heads.

The proposal involves the complete removal of a dead cherry tree and a partially dead black locust tree.

Works to a large oak tree involving a crown reduction of 2.5 to 3 metres and shaping.

Works are proposed to a cherry tree involving a reduction in height by approximately two metres and a reduction to the sides by half a metre to one metre.

Works are proposed to two oak trees involving a reduction in height by 2.5 metres and shaping.

Crown reduction works are proposed for a beech tree, including the removal of deadwood. These measures aim to maintain the health and safety of the tree.