26/01190/TDBUnknownLast updated 21/07/2026, 13:22

Five-day notice for the removal of overhanging branches to make an ash tree safe.

5 day notice for dead branches

Snettisham Road, King's Lynn

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5 DAY NOTICE: Removal of branches to make an ash tree safe. The branch overhangs the main way in and out of the house, a parking area, and fence, wall etc. It looks dangerous to me and needs urgent inspection/action.

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Application Registered20/07/2026

Application Validated20/07/2026

Decision Made21/07/2026

Decision Issued21/07/2026

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