Group of 5 mature trees on the boundary of 7 Kenneth Road with public footpath, comprising four Common Beech (T1 to T4) and one Field Maple (T5) as shown in the site plan. Specification is a 1.5 metre reduction in height of the group, with similar shortening-in of side growth away from the house and over garden. Prune back T1 and T2 Beech branches currently close to house guttering/roof to ensure clearance of 2 metres. Prune back T5 Maple branches currently touching the garden room roof to ensure clearance of 2 metres. In addition, prune back T1 and T2 Beech branches currently touching neighbour's (26 Cunningham Road) garage roof to ensure clearance of 2 metres.

T1, Oak To shorten Westerly limb with longitudinal seam (possible internal crack) by 6m in length, back to suitable secondary growing points. To shorten Southern branch ends towards the summer house by 2m and balance. Reasons Branch broke out and damaged house roof. Parent stem faulty with longitudinal seam, decay and possible internal crack.

Submission of materials information pursuant to condition 3 of permission 23/00189/HHOLD. Infill extension to link the double garage to the former piggery to provide storage & plant room, together with installation of solar panels on South roof of the main house. As amended on 22/06/2023, 17/07/2023, 11/09/2023 and on 20/09/2023

Submission of material information pursuant to condition 3 of permission 22/01731/HHOLD. Construction of new single storey rear flat roof extension, single storey pitch roof side extension, two storey front infill gable extension to main house, along with alterations to fenestration, construction of a new chimney, installation of rooflights and solar panels, and overcladding existing retained walls with brick and flint. Alterations to external hard and soft landscaping, construction of new brick and flint boundary walls, demolition of existing sheds, and alterations to existing garage. As amended on 22/06/2023, 23/06/2023,18/07/2023, 11/09/2023 and on 20/09/2023.

To demolish the existing wooden framed conservatory which bridges the two halves of the house, including the small single story section of the cottage which extends beyond the rear wall and replace it with a new larger building. The building will house the new kitchen diner and be constructed of a well insulated block work cavity wall. The exterior walls will be faced with wall hung tiles to match the 19th century cottage walls. The east facing wall will have two white Georgian style windows to match the cottage. These will be Residence R9 double glazed windows with an A++ energy rating. There will be dark grey framed aluminium framed bifold doors between the two windows. Supporting the roof above the doors will be an oak clad RSJ up to the underside of the eaves. The south facing wall will finish at the roof truss leaving the oak truss exposed. There will be glazing in the spacing within the truss. The roof will consist of hand made clay tiles with hogs back ridge tiles. On the western side of the roof there will be three conservation roof lights with single glazing bars. Under the tiles there will be a breathable water-proof membrane with 180 mm solid insulation. A wet underfloor heating system will be installed. The windows in the existing barn style building will be made larger and replaced with R9 Georgian style windows. The three windows in the northern side will be removed and the wooden cladding refreshed. While undertaking these works we will also reinstate the original ground floor window on the western wall of the cottage. A small extension is planned on the first floor of the cottage at the rear of the third bedroom. This will prevent a small pitched roof section becoming enclosed when the kitchen extension is created. As amended on 18/08/2023.

Demolition of existing 2 storey house and replacement with 2 storey plus roof space dwelling house. Variation of condition 1 of permission 20/02766/F. Amendment to windows and front balcony. As amended on 29/08/2023.

Construction of a two-storey rear extension and a part two-, part one-storey side extension in place of an existing garage and a conservatory. Changes to existing house frontage including a new front gable, alterations to existing roof dormers and render finish to brickwork. Variation of conditions 1 and 4 of permission 22/02197/HHOLD proposing design changes and materials.

MODIFIED SPECIFICATION FOR THINNING SEE CONDITION 2 T1. 1x English Oak tree located in the front garden of 2 Warren lodge. Crown thin by 20% and remove major deadwood. Remove epicormic growth on the main stems up to a height of 5-6 metres. Reduce selective lateral branches in by 1-1.5 metres to give a better shape, also reduce back from the house by 1-1.5 metres to suitable secondary growth points to reduce the amount acorn litter on the house roof. (see photos attached with areas to be reduce back clearly marked in red.) The objective of this work is to provide more light into the property of 2 Warren lodge, reduce the amount of acorn litter on the house roof and to give the tree better aesthetics.

Conversion of existing detached garage in to home office / gym. Flat roof to be changed to a pitched roof and existing garage door to be replaced with a high level window.

Lime (rear garden RHS) - Re-Pollard back to previous pollard points, including the removal of all basal growth and epicormic growth on trunk. Remove any deadwood located on main 'tree framework' once re-pollarded. - Lime repollard is good arboricultural practice as regrowth is established and sizeable. 2. Eucalyptus (rear garden by patio area) - Remove major deadwood greater than 25mm diameter and reduce canopy closest to house by up to 2.5m to increase gap between tree canopy and property.- Eucalyptus. Deadwood removal and cut back to increase clearance from property roof. 3. Ash (rear garden LHS by veg patch) - Remove the lowest limb over neighbours garden, back to union with trunk.- Ash. Removal of low hanging branch over neighbours garden. Essentially a crown lift.