Planning agent
Manor Gardens Tree Care
A tree-works contractor. 14 planning applications on PlanIndex across 5 councils . On the register from 2019 to 2026.
- 14 Applications on record
- 5 In the last 12 months
- 5 Councils
- 73% Granted of 11 decided
8 granted and 3 refused of 11 decided applications in our index. A record of decisions already made, not a forecast of the next one.
Where they work
What they file
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Trees100%
Track record
The 10 most recent applications naming this firm
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26/02405/TRE Awaiting decision
16 Pondfield Road Kenley CR8 5JX
T1. Common Ash. Fell due to advanced "Ash die-back". Very few leaves remaining on a dead, brittle crown. (TPO 22, 1970)
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26/02388/TPO Awaiting decision
64 The Chase London SW4 0NH
T1 & T2. Common Lime. Crown height and spread approx 10x5m. To laterally reduce both trees back to their previous reduction points, a reduction of 1-1.5m on average both laterally and in height which will leave finished crowns at approx 8-9x4m. Due to over dominance in their position, encroachment and sapping of the neighbours property to the NNW. Along with overshaded fire escape routes and loss of light to the front of the neighbouring dwellings. T3. London Plane. From NE to SE side of the crown that overhangs the tops of the buildings. Raise this part of the crown to give 3m clearance of the roof and brick work and laterally reduce the same section for 3m back to suitable future growth points. This will leave a distance of 3m from the new pruning points to the historic pollard points. To laterally reduce the remainder of the crown on all other compass points by 2-3m back to suitable future growth points. This is to reduce the overall crown size from a tree which is over dominating it's surroundings including protruding onto dwellings, windows and roof and rubbing brick work. light is now limited onto windows making dwellings dark inside. The tree is also over dominating T1&T2 and the residents have reported an instance of "summer branch drop" To reduce the tree by 4m in height back to suitable future growth points to aesthetically balance the crown after the proposed lateral reductions and reduce the risk of over exposure/sail affect if left not pruned. T3 is approx 20x13m height/spread and proposed reductions to bring the tree to approx 16x10m. T4 &T5. Weeping Ash. Both trees approx 7m high and 4m spread. To raise the crown on the SW, footpath side of the trees only to 3.5m above ground level to prevent vehicle strike. T5 has recently lost a large pendular branch to a passing vehicle. No change in height or lateral spread is to take place.
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26/02334/TRE Awaiting decision
25 Suffield Close South Croydon CR2 8SZ
T1 Common Beech: To laterally reduce the overhang across the boundary line of 22 Suffield close by 2m for full height. Due to loss of light and leaf fall making for slippery walk ways. There has also been some "summer branch drop" into the neighbouring property and localized branch fractures due to squirrel damage. (TPO 104)
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26/00730/TPO Refused
25 Kingswood Road Tadworth Surrey KT20 5EE
SEE INFORMATIVE T1. Common Ash. Fell due to advanced "Ash die-back" Also historical decay at base of stem. T2. Common Ash. Buried within the front boundary hedge. Fell due to Advanced "Ash die-back"
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25/03852/TPO Refused
64 The Chase London SW4 0NH
Tree Preservation Order No. 519 (2025) was made on 29 May 2025 and confirmed without modification on 16 September 2025. 1 x London Plan (T1) - Height 20m+. Reduce height by 4m and lateral spread by 3m on all compass points, back to suitable growth points to give a 3m clearance of the adjacent property. Reason: Heavy loss of light and blocked gutters. 1 x Weeping Ash (x2) G2 - Both 7m high. Crown lift on the footpath side only to 3m above ground level. Reason: Clearance of vehicles and pedestrians. 1 x Common Lime (x2) (G3) both 10m high. Re-pollard to previous reduction points, branch length approx 3m. Reason: Loss of light and over dominance in its surrounding and proximity to neighbouring properties. Council Note: The submitted application uses the applicant's own numbering. It identifies T1 as London plane, G2 as two weeping ash trees and G3 as two common lime trees. This does not correspond with Tree Preservation Order No. 519 (2025), which protects the trees individually as T1 Common lime, T2 Common lime, T3 London plane, T4 Weeping ash and T5 Weeping ash. The application has been assessed by reference to the physical trees identified on the submitted sketch plan and the corresponding protected tree numbers within Tree Preservation Order No. 519 (2025).
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24/03873/TRE Granted
Walcot Court 1B Ashburton Road Croydon CR0 6AP
T1. Common Lime. Re-pollard, reduce to previous reduction points (TPO 43, 1987)
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24/03873/CAT Granted
Walcot Court 1B Ashburton Road Croydon CR0 6AP
T1. Common Lime. Re-pollard, reduce to previous reduction points (TPO 43, 1987)
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24/03896/TREE Granted
Russett House, Roxburgh Place, Bromley, BR1 2GJ
T1 Common Lime - Reduce height by 3m and reduce the remainder of the crown back to its previous reduction points (re-pollard).
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23/01734/TR5 Granted
10 Farm Lane Croydon CR0 8AQ
T1 Oak - fell due to dangerous condition and potential of structural failure (TPO no. 3, 1976 )
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23/01050/TRE Refused
245A Limpsfield Road South Croydon CR2 9DE
T1 Yew. To laterally reduce the front face that overhangs the fence line by 1.5m for full height and remove major deadwood and old stub cuts. Due to loss of light, heavy guano on vehicles. (TPO 04, 2015)
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