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14 potential projects within 5 miles of L33.

From the planning register, over the last 90 days, matched to the work landscapers do. Every one of these is a real application at a real address.

14 Applications near you Within 5 miles of L33, over the last 90 days
5 Already approved Permission granted. Most have nobody booked yet.
3 Kinds of work Matched to what a landscaper does

What kind of work it is

Over the last 90 days

Kind of applicationNear you
Trees 10
Conditions 3
Householder 1

A few of them

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

  • 24 Cromwell Close Aughton Ormskirk Lancashire L39 5ET

    T/2026/0064/TPO Submitted 18 Jun 2026 Sefton

    With reference to the 2024 Tree Map and Tree map details 2024 documents and the photographs of Tree 2( birch) and tree 5 ( cedar). We undertook some approved tree works in early 2025 due to dead wood on the trees on our plot. Tree 2 (Birch) has failed to leaf for 3 consecutive years and now branches are actively falling from the tree - it is clearly dead and needs removal. Tree 5 (Cedar) was in a poor condition prior to the 2025 remedial tree works, with poor needle growth and dropping dead branches. It is now clearly dead with a profound needle drop in March 2026 and bare branches currently throughout the tree. I would like to remove Tree 2 and Tree 5 as they are dead and now in danger of falling ( or significant branch loss) during high winds. We have already planted an Acer in our rear border. I do not wish to replace the Cedar at this time as the garden is surrounded by trees, including large trees on neighbouring properties which limit light in this North facing garden

    Granted Trees 5 docs

  • 3 Swanpool Lane Aughton Ormskirk Lancashire L39 5AX

    T/2026/0068/TPO Submitted 24 Jun 2026 Sefton

    T1 - Sycamore - Remove - Suppressed canopy growth under a larger neighbouring tree. Offers little to no amenity value, will allow better separation between larger trees. T2 - Robinia - Remove deadwood over garden.

    Granted Trees 2 docs

  • Scythe Stone Delph Farmhouse Maggots Nook Road Rainford St Helens WA11 8PJ

    P/2026/0171/HHFP Submitted 29 Mar 2026 St. Helens

    Single storey rear extension incorporating the replacement of an existing rear window with a new doorway along with the relocation of an existing doorway to the garden store.

    Granted Householder Extension Windows or glazing 19 docs
    Small domestic

  • Hill Foot Barn Mill Lane Rainford St Helens WA11 8LN

    C/2026/0095/CON Submitted 1 Jun 2026 St. Helens

    Discharge of Condition 6 (Landscaping) on approval P/2025/0380/HHFP.

    Granted Conditions 5 docs

  • 9A Beech Road Aughton Ormskirk Lancashire L39 6SJ

    T/2026/0039/TCA Submitted 6 May 2026 West Lancashire

    The subject tree is a mature Silver Birch (Betula pendula), designated T1, situated in the front garden of the above property within the Aughton Conservation Area, West Lancashire. This notification is submitted under Section 211 of the Town and Country Planning Act 1990 and requests the Council?s consent to fell and remove the tree on the grounds set out below. Ground 1 ? Root Compaction & Structural Damage to Driveway. The extensive lateral root system of T1 has progressively displaced, cracked and undermined the driveway surface and its sub-base. The damage is structural in nature and cannot be rectified while the tree remains, as any reinstatement works would be rendered ineffective by continued root growth. Surface root encroachment has also degraded adjacent lawn and planted areas through physical displacement, root competition and shading. Ground 2 ? Canopy Encroachment. The overhanging canopy extends substantially over the driveway, restricting day-to-day vehicular and pedestrian use of the access. Seasonal deposition of leaf litter, catkins and organic debris creates a slip hazard on the hard standing, particularly in wet and freezing conditions. Ground 3 ? Structural Lean Towards Dwelling (Primary Safety Concern)T1 exhibits a visible and progressive lean towards the dwelling, which stands approximately 4 metres from the base of the tree. Silver Birch is widely recognised in arboricultural practice as susceptible to internal decay and brittle branch failure, often presenting little or no outward warning prior to failure. The combination of proximity, lean and compromised root anchorage presents a credible risk of structural failure capable of causing serious damage to the property or injury to occupants. This risk cannot in good conscience be left unaddressed. Proposed Works- Felling to be carried out in controlled sections by a qualified, NPTC-certificated arborist ?Kieren Treecare? whom which I have consulted on the matter, holding appropriate public

    Granted Trees 2 docs
    Domestic

  • 11 Granville Park Aughton Ormskirk Lancashire L39 5DS

    T/2026/0067/TCA Submitted 2 Sep 2026 Sefton

    95% historically approved · decision due ~28 Oct

    Tree to be felled as causing damage to hedgerow and exposing view/security to property.

    Awaiting decision Trees

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