Discharge of condition 8 (boundary walls and fence details) of planning permission PF/22/0338 (Alterations to dwelling house and associated external works; conversion and extension of East Stable to habitable accommodation; conversion of North Range to habitable accommodation including replacement of roof structure; construction of detached garage to north-east of house; widening of southern entrance gateway and formation of new parking and turning area on west side of Church Farm; erection of boundary walls and railings)

Conversion attached double garage to a Yoga studio for personal use only; associated external alterations including new windows with shutters and two new roof lights; alterations to entrance porch including a new rear door and canopy over the front door; conversion of an unused outbuilding into a childrens den; replacing part of the boundary fence with a flint and brick wall to match the neighbouring house

Discharge of condition 7 - (Block Paving and Fencing) of planning permission PF/20/2483 (Change of use and conversion of vacant care home (Use Class C2) and laundry building to create 13 residential units (Use Class C3) with associated landscaping. Demolition of existing conservatory. Provision of additional car parking courtyard)

Walnut - One of the main trunk branches leans over the fence and brushes against the new home. The tree surgeon advises pruning/trimming

Change of use of land from agriculture to overspill car park for public house; erection of boundary fencing (Part Retrospective)

T1 - Oak - 17.5m/14.5m - To crown raise rouge extended branch ends dangling on the shed and fence to approximately 4.0m. To reduce 1 section of crown by 1.5-2.0m growing towards the house to reshape structure and to reduce 1 section of crown by 1.5m growing towards neighbours to reshape structure.

Remove 1 Sycamore, 1 Apple tree & 5 Ash - reposition fence & plant pleached trees & re-plant Laurels. This relates to land purchased from the neighbouring Birchwood House.

Two Horse chestnuts situated on a parcel of land both growing over the boundary fence and very close to the house (Treetops), proposing to a three meter reduction on side lateral branches

Trees 1-20 Self seeded sycamores that have been previously pollarded. I have received a letter from a neighbour asking for these trees to be pollarded again as they are shading their garden and house with branches overhanging their boundary and fence line. Tree 21 A sycamore that has two main trunks rising from ground level, one of which has decay near the bottom and has a bias towards static caravans sited nearby. The other trunk is upright. I would like to remove the upper half of the decayed trunk to ease the weight load on the tree. Trees 22-28 Sycamore trees. These tree have been previously pollarded and I would like to reduce them further so they could be cut in line with the existing hedge row, around 4 meters. They are very near to touring caravans creating excessive shading and damage to grassed ares below. Tree 29 An elder tree / bush that has decay at the roots. This tree is overhanging the public pavement on Carr Lane and I would like to remove it for safety reasons.

Proposal to coppice and thin trees planted back in 2000 - 2001, over an area of approximately 15 acres (including 40 holiday home plots). This proposal involves coppicing approximately every 2 in 10 trees, and felling every 1 in 10 Scots Pine trees, that were densely planted in the winter 2000 to 2001. Approximately only 20 percent of the total area would be coppiced/ thinned each winter starting from winter 2020 to 2021. The trees have an average length of 5 metres and an average mid-diametre of 25cm. Approximately 30 trees would be felled each year. All the coppiced trees would be allowed to re-grow and a re-stocking scheme would also be carried out using a native mix of tree species such as Hazel, Hawthorne, Field Maple, English Oak, Rowan, Beech and so on. All would be protected by deer proof fencing. The aim of this proposal is to encourage and establish an understorey to this part of the woodland to increase the wildlife value and help visually shield the holiday homes located throughout the area.