Erection of 13.7m x 7.7m steel framed building with brown green steel sheet cladding to house agricultural tractor, trailer and storage

Fell sycamore on roadside verge outside the boundary of Manor Farm and Hinton House. Fell sycamore in garden of Manor Farm Cottage

Compliance with Condition 3 (sample materials) and 5 (landscaping) of permission 20/03209/FUL- Conversion of part of agricultural building to business use, erection of an extension to provide home office and cladding existing building with oak

Removal of three trees and works to fourth tree, in close proximity to residential dwelling of Upper Farm, as follows: T1 - Mature Sycamore, Approx 60 ft - Works to remove a lower limbs and raise the canopy (crown lifting) due to excessive shading, visual obstruction and safety concerns. T2 - Thuia Evergreen Approx 30 ft - Fell due to damage to the underground cables, electricity, telephone and water pipes. Planted within 4m of the house with resultant root damage to the wall that it is planted between and the house as well as excessive shading, visual obstruction, above ground storm damage to property and safety concerns to pedestrians. T3 - Leylandii Evergreen - Fell due to excessive shading, visual obstruction, potential damage to property and safety concerns as planted within 2m of house construction, leaning at an extreme angle and highly dangerous. T4 Holly Tree Approx 20 ft - Fell due to excessive shading, visual obstruction, potential damage to property and safety concerns. It is the intention of the new owner to plant approximately 20 further trees at Upper Farm in more suitable locations in the winter of 2021/2022

I Ash tree in garden of Coxes Farm house to be removed due to Ash die back. 2 dead Ash trees by roadside, Emmerson Lane, to be removed due to Ash die back

Conversion of part of agricultural building to business use, erection of an extension to provide home office and cladding existing building with oak

Cut back all overhanging dead and dying Ash trees and any other dead trees along roadside belt between Court Farm House and 11 Whittington. Trees are suffering with Ash die back and have the potential to fall into the road, which causes safety concerns

Creation of district heating system and power equipment within agricultural outbuilding to serve properties in and around Home Farm, Sezincote Estate

Beech trees overhanging the piggeries. Crown reduce overextended limbs back to the boundary and crown lift over the gate. Copper Beech in village green, crown lift Lowest swirl of branches too close to the cottage by 1 meter and crown reduce by 2 meters as per annotations. Cotonasta - Situated in the farm house back garden. Pollard as per annotated photo. Farm track trees - crown lift for gmfarm machinery access.

Certificate of Lawful Existing Use for use of part of a barn for the storage of aircraft At Home Farm Ebrington Chipping Campden Gloucestershire GL55 6NL