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Ruddick Landscape Services

Registered in Carlisle. 6 planning applications on PlanIndex. On the register from 2011 to 2025.

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Company record

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Registered name
RUDDICK LANDSCAPE SERVICES LTD
Company number
14750969
Status
Dissolved
Incorporated
23 March 2023
Registered in
Carlisle

Track record

The 6 most recent applications naming this firm

  • 25/0071/S211 Granted

    32 Brampton Road, Carlisle, CA3 9AW

    Crown Reduction By 1-2 Metres & Pruning Of Lateral Branches To Maple Tree In Stanwix Conservation Area

    Decided 24 Nov 2025 Trees
  • 25/0072/S211 Granted

    Eden Dales, Longlands Close, Carlisle, CA3 9AB

    Removal Of 1no. Silver Birch Tree In Stanwix Conservation Area

    Decided 24 Nov 2025 Trees
  • 14/0024/S211 Granted

    Tynedale, Plains Road, Wetheral, Carlisle, CA4 8LA

    Fell Lawson Cypress on southern side of entrance.

    Decided 2 Jul 2014 Trees
  • 13/0019/S211 Granted

    Eden Lacey, Cavendish Terrace, Carlisle, CA3 9NF

    Reduce overhang from a juniper back to the beech hedge. Reduce height of a holly and a yew by 20%. Reduce magnolia by 20%.

    Decided 24 Apr 2013 Trees
  • 11/0070/S211 Granted

    26 Castle Street, Carlisle, CA3 8TP

    TO REMOVE 3 TREES 2 TREES DUE TO DECAY (SYCAMORE) AND 1 CYPRESS DUE TO ROOT DAMAGE TO THE BUILDING AND IS NOT IN CHARACTERISTIC WITH THE AREA.

    Decided 3 Jan 2012 Trees
  • 11/0012/TPO Granted

    Street Record, St Martins Drive, Brampton

    Oak (T1) - Lift the crown to leave a clearance of 6m underneath - mainly epicormic growth - to improve the aesthetic appearance of the tree; and remove the broken hanging branch in the crown to the S. Sycamore - Tag C289 (T2) - Lift the crown to leave a clearance of 6m underneath - mainly epicormic growth - to improve the aesthetic appearance of the tree. Horse Chestnut - Tag C290 (T3) - lift the crown to leave a clearance of 2-2.5m underneath to facilitate mowing operations; and remove subordinate rubbing branches to the SE and S to improve the structural integrity of the crown. Lime - Tag C270 (T4) - Lift the crown to leave a clearance of 6m underneath - mainly epicormic growth - to improve the aesthetic appearance of the tree; and remove the major deadwood within the crown. Birch - Tag C237 (T6) - Reduce the height of the dominant leaders by 2-4m to reduce the likelihood of stem failure, given the historic evidence of failure within the crown. Birch (T7) - Fell the tree to prevent stem failure onto the property, given the historic evidence of failure in the upper crown. Replant with 1x birch in the near vicinity. Maple (T8) - Reduce the E crown back from building to leave a clearance of 1-2m - retaining a 2-3m crown radius - to prevent interference and possible damage. Beech (T9) - (1).Reduce the lowest N branch by 3-4m to leave a 7-8m limb to reduce the likelihood of branch failure; and (2).Reduce E crown back from the building to leave a clearance of 2-3m - remaining crown radius 7-8m - to prevent interference and damage to the building; and (3).Lift the crown to leave a clearance of 2-2.5m underneath to facilitate mowing operations. Lime (T10) - Lift the crown to leave a clearance of 4m underneath - mainly epicormic growth - to improve the aesthetic appearance of the tree. Lime - Tag C227 (T11) - Lift the crown to leave a clearance of 4m underneath - mainly epicormic growth - to improve the aesthetic appearance of the tree; and remove the deadwood from the crown. 4x Lime (T12-T15) - Lift the crowns to leave a clearance of 4m underneath - mainly epicormic growth - to improve the aesthetic appearance of the tree; and remove the deadwood from within the crowns. 2x Birch (T17 & T18) - Remove the epicormic growth at 3m to improve the aesthetic appearance of the tree; and prune to leave a 0.5m clearance around the telephone wires to reduce the likelihood of damage to the telephone wires. 3x Lime (G1) - Lift the crowns of the three lime trees to leave a clearance of 4m underneath - mainly epicormic growth - to improve the aesthetic appearance of the tree; and remove the deadwood from within the crowns. Sycamore (G2) - Remove epicormic growth on NW at 2m & remove broken hanging branch to improve its aesthetic appearance and reduce the risk to the public. Cherry - N of path (G2) - Lift the crown to provide 2-2.5m clearance over the footpath to reduce the risk of injury. Cherry - Tag C230; S of the path (G2?) - Reduce the lowest branch to the E (Dia.25-35cm) by 2-3m, to leave a branch spread to the E of 4-5m to reduce the likelihood of branch failure.

    Decided 29 Jul 2011 Trees

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