Villa Farm Waystone Lane Broom Hill Worcestershire DY9 0AY
Agricultural and forestry building of timber frame construction for the storage of machinery and hay bales
Badger Brook Wood Badger Brook Lane Astwood Bank Worcestershire B96 6EJ
The trees have been marked with yellow paint by the council last year. The dead trees need to be removed and the crowded trees uncrowded. Damaged and leaning trees need some work to make safe. One tree has half fallen in the gales. it is probably going to fall in the garden of No 6 Badger Brook Lane. could fall on the house depending on how it decides to fall. urgent attention needed ! The TPO is out of date as it applies to all the trees in the area. I believe most of my trees do not need a TPO as they are forestry not amenity. They are accessed from a private road have fencing all around the area and a locked gate. Forestry trees are for profit not to look at. The ground is very acidic and nothing will grow under them, unlike natural woodland. The old map of the area clearly shows the difference between woodland and forestry areas.
Wythall Park Hall 52 Silver Street Wythall Worcestershire B47 6LZ
General maintenance management of trees within the site as per recommended within the Westside Forestry Tree Survey provided with the application
Uffmoor Woods Uffmoor Lane Romsley Worcestershire
Temporary vehicle access/pull-in for forestry machinery and timber wagon to enable woodland thinning
St John The Baptist Church Mill Lane Feckenham Redditch Worcestershire B96 6HY
Carry out various tree works in church Yard as shown in survey supplied by Westide Forestry Ltd
Mayfield Farm Canal Side Alvechurch Birmingham Worcestershire B48 7AA
Forestry road, required for planned harvesting and replanting of Poplar woodland plantation.
Mayfield Farm Canal Side Alvechurch Birmingham Worcestershire B48 7AA
Forestry road, required for planned harvesting and replanting of Populous woodland plantation
Ipsley Alders Nature Reserve Alders Drive Redditch B98 0PS
Worcestershire Wildlife Trust manages Ipsley Alders reserve under the governments Countryside Stewardship Scheme. When this agreement was made in 2018, it was agreed by the Forestry Commission and Natural England that tree removal works were required on site in order to reduce scrub encroachment on the fenland habitat. The agreement stipulates that a total of 80 trees are to be removed from the site. the trees are all alder and are to be removed in clusters of 10 and 20 at the locations specified in the attached map. In addition, the agreement stipulates that pollarding will take place on two willow trees at the location identified on the map.