G1: Removal to ground level of 2x Conifers on R/H boundary of property. Trees are preventing light getting into the houses and are at risk of damaging the property due to their proximity . G2: Removal to ground level of approx 6x Conifers and various Elder . Trees are beyond management , they're stopping light getting to the property and the intention is to replant the area that they currently occupy with fruit trees.

T1 Lilac. - fell to ground level T2 Maple. - remove deadwood (notification not required) T3 Yew - reduce all round by 20% to create smaller more compact crown by reducing in height by 2m and lateral growth by 1.5m T4 Beech - emanating from 7 Station Road Reduce back to boundary to reduce suppression T5 Large elder by wall Fell to ground level T6 Crab apple - reduce back to previous pruning points

G1 Willow group of willows in rear garden (including those emanating from boundary hedge) re pollard to previous points

The tree is a large conifer on the edge of the property boundary adjacent to the Cheddington Road heading towards Wing. I have attached a map/plan and have marked the approximate location of the tree in red. I have also enclosed two photographs of the tree taken from the back of Laundry Lodge. I would like to remove the tree.

Installation and operation of a Solar Farm, installation of an underground electricity connection cable, and the use and reinstatement of an existing track from Wicken Park Road, together with all associated works, equipment and necessary infrastructure (Cross Borough Boundary Application)

We plan to reduce the neighbouring cherry by approximately 1-2m to take it back from overhanging the garden. The hazel on the boundary of No1 Cross Road is also to be reduced by 1-2m I actually think this would fall under the 75mm diameter at 1.2m height anyway. The final task would be to coppice the hazel at the rear of the rear garden. I actually believe this falls just outside the conservation boundary looking at the portal maps. The reason for the coppicing is to allow better regeneration, habitat for the wildlife and be able to maintain at a more suitable size for the location of the tree.

Cutting down and removing Elder shrub next to front boundary wall. The Elder shrub is overgrown, completely covered in ivy and partly dead.It is touching overhead cables and potentially could be blown over in a heavy wind.

Listed building application for Part demolition of boundary wall, reinstatement of wall and replace with timber fence with natural screening (retrospective)

Erection of a B8 warehouse adjacent to the existing building to accommodate 3 separate storage units with associated welfare facilities, reconfiguration of the car parking layout with associated external works for additional parking and new boundary treatments

Submission of details pursuant to Condition 5 (boundary enclosures) relating to Planning Permission 21/00563/ADP as amended by Non-material Amendment Permission 21/A0563/NON