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F Collins Tree Services Ltd

A tree-works contractor registered in Abingdon. 8 planning applications on PlanIndex across 3 councils . On the register from 2022 to 2026.

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Registered name
F COLLINS TREE SERVICES LIMITED
Company number
10059426
Status
Active
Incorporated
12 March 2016
Registered in
Abingdon

Track record

The 8 most recent applications naming this firm

  • 26/P/1598/TPO Awaiting decision

    34 The Deans Portishead BS20 6EQ

    T1 Oak - crown reduce by 1.5-2m/ back to most recent crown reduction points to maintain at a suitable size for its situation.

    Submitted 3 Aug 2026 Trees
  • 26/P/1598/TPO Awaiting decision

    34 The Deans Portishead BS20 6EQ

    T1 Oak - crown reduce by 1.5-2m/ back to most recent crown reduction points to maintain at a suitable size for its situation.

    Submitted 3 Aug 2026 Trees
  • 26/0202/TPO Granted

    Street Record Veysey Close Exeter

    T1 Indian Bean Tree - Canopy appears very thin. Deadwood noted throughout canopy. Numerous split limbs observed, two of which are partially failed. Situated in close proximity to access road and residential property. Appears to have declined significantly since last survey in 2022 - request permission to crown reduce upper crown by up to 3m (30%) and remove all failed limbs. Reduce over extended S/W limb(@ 2m) over footpath by 4m to balance and reduce S/E limb (@4m) over footpath with multiple hazard beams by 4m, to balance and reduce the risk of future failure. Prune back of tree to ensure 2m clearance from neighbouring property.

    Decided 12 Mar 2026 Trees
  • 25/1361/TPO Refused

    Veysey Close Exeter EX2 6AS

    T1 Indian Bean Tree - Canopy appears very thin. Deadwood noted throughout canopy. Numerous split limbs observed, two of which are partially failed. Situated in close proximity to access road and residential property. Appears to have declined significantly since last survey in 2022 - Fell to ground level and replace with Foxglove tree.

    Decided 3 Nov 2025 Trees
  • 25/1360/TPO Granted

    Land Opposite 36 Veysey Close Exeter EX2 6AS

    T18 Blue Atlas Cedar - Since 2022 condition survey, the tree has lost several large branches to strong winds, numerous branches are overextended and at risk of failure in high wind. Propose reduction of overextended branches to mitigate risk of further storm damage. Pruning extent from Pruning specification images 1, 2 and 3. Care to be taken to leave looking pleasing and natural.

    Decided 27 Nov 2025 Trees
  • 25/P/1891/TRCA Granted

    Littlecote Burwalls Road Leigh Woods BS8 3PT

    T1 Thuja - crown lift by 3m to 6m approx. T2 Yew - crown lift to 5m.

    Decided 21 Oct 2025 Trees
  • 25/P/1891/TRCA Granted

    Littlecote Burwalls Road Leigh Woods BS8 3PT

    T1 Thuja - crown lift by 3m to 6m approx. T2 Yew - crown lift to 5m.

    Decided 21 Oct 2025 Trees
  • 22/1580/TPO Split decision

    Land On The North Side Of Veysey Close Exeter

    T1 Indian Bean tree - Longitudinal split limbs on East side at 3m and 6m, storm damaged limb towards No 15 Veysey Close, some significant deadwood within canopy. Remove all significant deadwood, both split limbs back to branch collars for safety and tidiness T2 Silver Birch - Crown lift to 4m for tidiness and 2 2 Years to facilitate maintenance of grass T3 Gingko - Crown lift to 4m for tidiness and 2 to facilitate maintenance of grass T5 Silver Birch - Crown lift to 4m for tidiness and 2 to facilitate maintenance of grass T8 Zelkova - remove all significant deadwood for safety/tidiness T9 Zelkova - remove all significant deadwood for safety/tidiness T12 Tulip tree - remove all significant deadwood for safety/tidiness T13 and T15 - 2x Leylandii, 2 trees forming one canopy, large amounts of significant deadwood extending from canopy, numerous over extended branches at risk of failure under wind loading, causing negative impact on shape of adj. Sequoia. Both trees have most likely been negatively impacted by historical road repairs as well as ground works associated with adjacent sub station. Trees have shed significant branches onto sub station and pathway in recent years, now look quite unkempt. Reduce height by 6-8m, sides by 3-4m, remove all significant deadwood in order to tidy, make safe, allow more light to adj Sequoia T16 Blue Atlas Cedar - Some deadwood over path, over extended branches at risk of failure under wind or snow loading. Reduce over extended lateral branches to 6m radius from stem/remove deadwood for safety/tidiness T17 Beech - Tree has compression fork at main union, has lost a significant limb into the road since last surveyed in 2018. Now a crack extending down trunk from compression fork suggesting a combination of growth increment and high wind is beginning to push fork apart. Large limb extending from this fork towards road and House no 34 at risk of failure unde...

    Decided 1 Dec 2022 Trees

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