Erection of a new boundary fence to form an enclosed staff breakout area

Erection of 65m of 2m high palisade fencing across the boundary onto Lincoln Road, with 2no 6m double leaf gates

Erection of a boundary fence along the eastern sides of three adjacent properties, known as 2, 3 & 4 Church Farm Mews, to replace the existing four rail timber fence.

T.1- T.4 Purple Leaved Plum and T.5 Ash - Reduce & reshape by no more than 25%; T.6 Apple (twin-stemmed) - Fell; T.7 Norway Spruce (adjacent to the western boundary of the garden, opposite Central Park) - Fell due to vulnerable multi-stemmed upper crown habit, which appears to be a potential future failure point, adjacent to the public footpath/highway. Raise the crowns of all trees overhanging the boundary fencing and footpath to 2.5m above ground level and no more, by removing small low lateral branches to achieve the required height.

Erection of boundary fence

Change of use of land from agricultural field to dog training and exercise field involving erection of boundary fence, entrance gates and associated landscaping

Erection of boundary fence, pergola and summerhouse and relocation of shed to original position (part retrospective)

T.1 'Trim Apple tree' - Reduce and reshape crown by 50% and no more (not reduce height of tree); T.2-4 'Fell 3No. Elder'; T.5'Tree in middle of garden' - Bay tree - fell or reduce tree height as necessary, as discussed on site & T.6 'Trim tree that sits across boundary of neighbours garden to allow fence to be fitted' - Rowan tree - remove single stem immediately adjacent to fenceto allow fence to be positioned correctly and fixed.

Installation of new vehicle access to front involving removal of trees, replacement of existing boundary fence with stone wall to front

Erection of a single storey garden room to side involving associated landscaping and erection of new fence along boundary line