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5 potential projects within 5 miles of CW2.

From the planning register, over the last 12 months, matched to the work landscapers do. Every one of these is a real application at a real address.

5 Applications near you Within 5 miles of CW2, over the last 12 months
1 Already approved Permission granted. Most have nobody booked yet.
2 Kinds of work Matched to what a landscaper does

Your patch is quiet, so we widened the window to the last 12 months rather than show you a near-empty quarter. The radius is unchanged: 5 miles is what the Trade plan watches.

What kind of work it is

Over the last 12 months

Kind of applicationNear you
Trees 4
Conditions 1

A few of them

Approvals first, because an approval is a budget looking for a builder

  • The Hollies Church Lane Betley Crewe Cheshire CW3 9AP

    26/00343/TWA Submitted 5 May 2026 Newcastle-under-Lyme

    we would like to remove 2 sycamore trees from our garden, they are showing signs of stress eg flaking bark and are very close to neighbouring property. they are also leaning towards the said property and we are concerned about their integrity in poor weather. we would also like to trim back our yew trees which encroach on our own property as a matter of maintenance.

    Granted Trees
  • Land To The West Of David Whitby Way , Basford East , Crewe, Basford, CW2 5NL

    26/1727/DSC Submitted 8 May 2026 Cheshire East

    Decision due ~3 Jul

    Discharge of conditions 23 and 25 on approval 24/1409N: Full planning application for residential development comprising 20 dwellings, with associated landscaping and infrastructure.

    Status unknown Conditions New dwelling
    Major scheme
  • 369 Crewe Road, Wistaston, Nantwich, Cheshire East, CW5 6NW

    26/1579/TPO Submitted 28 Apr 2026 Cheshire East

    Decision due ~23 Jun

    I would like a 25% crown to copper beech in our garden I have a tree surgeon ready for when permit approved and he preferred I submit the application

    Status unknown Trees
  • 1 Willow Court, Nantwich, Cheshire East, CW5 6HW

    26/1534/TPO Submitted 24 Apr 2026 Cheshire East

    Decision due ~19 Jun

    Remove major deadwood only from English oak as located via google earth pictures and marked as red on plan, due to being positioned over two seating areas that are in high use over two gardens. The tree also has deadwood over the road and high use footpath that is close to a primary school and the client wants to eliminate any potential damage or injury to others.

    Status unknown Trees
  • 9 Betley Hall Gardens Betley Crewe Staffordshire CW3 9BB

    25/00783/TWA Submitted 20 Oct 2025 Newcastle-under-Lyme

    Decision due ~15 Dec

    Condition of Trees & Proposed Schedule of Tree Works ? 9 Betley Hall Gardens) All tree works are to be undertaken by a suitably qualified arboricultural consultant in line with good practice and relevant guidance. All works to be undertaken outside of the bird breeding season. All works are proposed manage the tree stock to improve the health and amenity value of the trees within the TPO / Conservation Area. Only works to Trees 1 ? 3 are proposed. Tree 1 (Sycamore) - Despite shaping works in 2020 (Ref 20/00787/TWA) the tree remains of a poor form and condition. Due to adjacent trees (in the adjacent property that were felled in 2019) the main stem girth is undersized for a tree of its height, and leans towards 7 and 9 Betley Hall Gardens, as well as the property ?Yew Trees? Main Road all of which are located at a distance of no more than 13m of the tree ? which itself rises to some 20m. Concern has been raised by the occupants of neighbouring properties about the tree, particularly as it is at high risk having formerly been part of a group (which was removed after failure), in addition to its poor form and leaning main stem. Permission is sought to remove the tree, to prevent damage to person or properties in the likely event that the tree should fail. Removal of the tree would reduce the impact on trees 2 and 3 (holly and yew) improving their form and condition, as well as yew trees in the adjoining property ? all of which are higher value trees. If Tree 1 was to fail it could likely result in substantial damage to these other trees, which have a greater life expectancy and value. A replacement tree that is more of an appropriate size for a location in close proximity to dwellings would be planted ? therefore an indigenous fruit tree is proposed, in keeping with the historical walled gardens that Betley Hall Gardens are named after. Tree 2 (Holly) ? Aim of works to enable access to maintain garden: Crown raise to 2m above ground level M

    Awaiting decision Trees

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