T2 Lilac - pollard down to 2m height as lapsed pollard and potential to fail T3 Yew - tip reduce branches away from building to create 3m clearance to prevent damage to structure and relieve shade. G4 Neighbours Sycamore x2 - tip reduce overhanging branches by c3m to open up space and light to rear of property T5 Neighbours Sycamore - Crown lift lowest limb overhanging greenhouse and tip reduce remaining overhang by c3m to open up space and light to rear of building and prevent potential of damage to greenhouse. T8 Holly - Crown lift to 3.5m to take branches away from shed and open up space that can be utilised in that corner of the garden.

Erection of a detached garage, alteration to location of existing garden shed with improvements to landscaping including the replacement of front box hedge with yew trees

Erection of a timber, combined shed and garden room (part retrospective)

New events building in the grounds of Highclere Estate, all associated external works including removal of existing timber sheds.

Alterations to external fabric of the building, including thatching and chimney. Proposed internal alterations to house, addition of roof-lights to rear elevation and alterations to rear and side elevation, erection of a shed and installation of an air source heat pump to front of dwelling.

Alterations to external fabric of the building, including thatching and chimney. Proposed internal alterations to house, addition of roof-lights to rear elevation and alterations to rear and side elevation, erection of a shed and installation of an air source heat pump to front of dwelling.

Proposed work to be carried out on a 2 Sycamore Trees (number 1 and 2 on sketch plan) 1. crown reduction by 3/3.5metres. currently 12metres wide and 20metres tall, with a finishing width of 8.5/9metres and a finishing height of 16.5/17metres 2. crown Reduction by 2/3metres, currently 9metres wide and 18metres tall, with a finishing width of 6/7metres and a finishing height of 15/16metres Both trees have grown out towards property for the light being on the edge of a woodland, making these trees unbalanced. Also there are many over extended branches that are at risk of potential failure that over hang property's garden shed

Removal of existing garage and sheds. Erection of oak-framed outbuilding with ancillary accommodation above.

Erection of a potting shed and greenhouse

Erection of a single storey side extension following demolition of garge and shed