Planning applications in Bracknell Forest, August 2026

GROVE FARMHOUSE, LOWER SANDHURST ROAD, SANDHURST, GU47 8JG

Section 73 application for the removal of condition 12 (trees root protection areas) of planning permission 23/00691/FUL for the erection of a replacement dwelling and garage following demolition of existing buildings.

8 LYON OAKS, WARFIELD, BRACKNELL, RG42 2PY

This is an oak tree. 2 weeks ago a large branch fell off known as a summer drop. Called a tree specialist Sarah Ducksworth who also works with Bracknell council. Branch fell off whilst we were away on holiday. Went over neighbours fences. Since then has been cleared by tree specialist cleaning company.

59 WESTMORLAND DRIVE, WARFIELD, BRACKNELL, RG42 3QN

Application for a Certificate of Lawfulness for the proposed erection of an outbuilding.

Wellington College, Dukes Ride, Crowthorne, RG45 7PT

Details pursuant to condition 7 of PP 24/00779/FUL

14 MAGNOLIA CLOSE, OWLSMOOR, SANDHURST, GU47 0UF

Application for a certificate of lawfulness for a proposed single storey side extension.

1 ST MARYS CLOSE, SANDHURST, GU47 9BD

Please see the submitted tree survey schedule (FDA1525.1) Work is proposed to T002 and T003 in this report.

1 THE BRACCANS, LONDON ROAD, BRACKNELL

Non material amendment to amend the description of PP 24/00163/PARC to "Prior approval application for the construction of a double storey roof extension to accommodate new dwellinghouses under Class AA of Part 20 of the GPDO".

8 WENTWORTH AVENUE, ASCOT, SL5 8HQ

Proposed single storey side and rear extensions, hip to gable roof extension with rear dormer, front porch and 3 new front rooflights., following demolition of existing conservatory and garage. Additional car parking in the front garden.

19 KYLE CLOSE, BRACKNELL, RG12 7DF

Proposed single storey rear extension, two storey side extension and new front porch

3 YARDLEY, BRACKNELL, RG12 8QS

Proposed erection of single storey front extension with steps.

15 BONSEY LANE, BINFIELD, BRACKNELL, RG42 4GL

T1 is currently in an advanced state of physiological and structural decline. Visual inspection from ground level reveals severe canopy thinning and widespread tip dieback throughout, which is strongly indicative of Ash Dieback (Hymenoscyphus fraxineus). The canopy contains a significant volume of major deadwood. While we recognise that deadwood removal is exempt under TPO regulations, its presence highlights the tree's overall trajectory and poor health. Furthermore, multiple cavities displaying extensive decay are visible from ground level, alongside several structural snap-out points where major limbs have previously failed. Given the structural defects, internal decay, and loss of structural timber, the tree exhibits unnatural movement during high-wind events, raising serious concerns regarding full or partial failure. While the main stem sits on the boundary, both properties (No. 15 and No. 16) and their outbuildings - specifically the garage at No. 16 - fall squarely within the tree's fall-zone target area. RSL therefore proposes the following management intervention: 1. Crown Reduction: Reduce the entire canopy by 3m-4m, cutting back to suitable, viable secondary lateral growth points to reduce wind sail and mechanical leverage on compromised limbs. 2. Crown Clean & Maintenance: Remove all major deadwood, damaged/snapped growth, crossing and rubbing branches, and heavily decayed limbs to eliminate immediate drop hazards. Objective: The primary goal of this specification is to alleviate weight and mechanical stress on compromised structural points, stabilising the tree and mitigating public safety risks as far as reasonably practicable, short of total removal, while it continues its natural decline. W.3.W: ///issue.ample.rally

HORSE SHOE LAKE WATER SPORTS CENTRE, MILL LANE, SANDHURST, GU47 8JW

Erection of a classroom and storage area, disabled toilets, overhead decking area and a lakefront hut, and change of use of land for glamping, all forming part of the wider Activity Centre use (retrospective).