The erection of a workshop/Men's Shed with fenestration's. New fencing

Submission of bridge cordon fencing details pursuant to condition 5 of permission 20/00254/F. Alterations to existing detached house and conversion into 6 self contained flats. 4x2b-2x1b. Provision of 10 car parking spaces. Conversion of external shed into bicycle storage and refuse storage.

The erection of a workshop/men's shed with fenestrations. New fencing

Submission of fencing details pursuant to Conditon 2 of permission 22/01112/HHOLD. Retrospective - Garden landscaping works consisting of works including removal of large mound/tree stumps, levelling ground, change of levels, new lawn, new retaining wall with metal railings, new patio area and steps, new fencing/hedging and erection of timber shed.

Retrospective - Garden landscaping works consisting of works including removal of large mound/tree stumps, levelling ground, change of levels, new lawn, new retaining wall with metal railings, new patio area and steps, new fencing/hedging and erection of timber shed.

Treehouse to large evergreen tree in back garden which will be level with front garden terrace. The tree house will be the size of a regular shed and from the front garden will appear to be level with the front garden ground (our back garden is terraced). This will be a custom made, wooden building and will be painted in a dark green to disguise it from the front garden behind the fence. The plan is that this will be a temporary structure for our children to play in but as it is a child's plaything, needs to be sturdy so it has to be concreted at ground level. The structure itself is elevated on stilts to provide stability but otherwise will appear as a normal shed.

The tree is an Ash with multiple trunks from the same root stock (photo 5). It is part of the woodland area A1 in the schedule of the TPO 660. We have been advised verbally that at least one trunk is affected by ash dieback but probably more. They overhang our garden (7 Fieldhouse Villas) and parts of our neighbour's. Branches have already broken off (photo 3) and at least two trunks are fully covered with ivy (photos 2 and 3). We fear the trunks or at least the very large branches will break off and be a risk to health and safety as well as damage our shed, fences and other vegetation. Our proposal is to lop all trunks within the root stock to ground level. There are numerous trees within this woodland area, including many young ash. We expect new growth to appear very swiftly so we are not proposing to plant any new trees in what is a very limited area.

New shed and timber fence (already erected) and proposed new paving and hedging around shed.