Planning application
Pennhurst Church Road Stoke Hammond Buckinghamshire MK17 9BP
Works: Extension Small domestic
Read from the description, not a valuation. How we read the register
Still open. Anyone can comment while the consultation period runs, and comments go to the council rather than to us.
Proposal
Variation of conditions 2 (Plans) attached to planning permission 24/02734/APP (Householder application for front porch and single storey rear extension) to change the finish materials
As published by the council, reference PL/26/06305/VRC
Application record
- Reference
- PL/26/06305/VRC
- Status
- Registered
- Validated
- 6 Aug 2026
- Postcode
- MK17 9BP
Site history
Applications at this address on the Buckinghamshire register
This site has had 5 applications since 2025: 4 approved, 0 refused.
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PL/25/6047/TP Granted
Pennhurst Church Road Stoke Hammond Buckinghamshire MK17 9BP
Raise lower crown to 3m height to help with vehicle access and visibility, particularly when dark, shorten x 5 lowest limbs over driveway by 2m and crown thin canopy by 10% to allow more light through x 1 Cedar (T1)
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PL/26/00316/KA Granted
Pennhurst Church Road Stoke Hammond Buckinghamshire MK17 9BP
Reduce in height by 2.5m and reduce side branches by 2m x 2 Silver Birch
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PL/25/5586/SA Granted
Pennhurst Church Road Stoke Hammond Buckinghamshire MK17 9BP
Certificate of Lawfulness for proposed erection of outbuilding to create office and gym
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PL/25/3643/KA Granted
Pennhurst Church Road Stoke Hammond Buckinghamshire MK17 9BP
T1/T2 - Remove two mature Leylandii's in the rear garden. Both Leylandii have grown to an excessive height and are now disproportionate to the size of the rear garden. The trees are casting significant shade, reducing natural light to the property and neighbouring gardens. The species is fast-growing and unsuitable for long-term retention in a domestic garden setting. Their density and position restrict healthy growth of surrounding planting and reduce biodiversity value.
Timeline
Dates from the published record
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6 Aug 2026
Validated
Checked as complete and ready for consideration.
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19 Aug 2026
Added to PlanIndex
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Decision
Awaiting decision
Decision expected by 1 October 2026, 8 weeks from validation under the statutory target for most applications. Extensions of time are common and are agreed case by case.
Buckinghamshire took a median of 60 days over the applications it decided in the last year.
What happens while it is decided
This application is with Buckinghamshire for determination, against a statutory target of eight weeks. Over the last year Buckinghamshire's median decision took 60 days. More in our guide to how long planning decisions take.
About this record
The published feed does not state which type of application this is; the register entry on Buckinghamshire's portal will say. Our guide explains the common types.
Nearby applications
Within 0.3 miles
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Fountaine House Church Road Stoke Hammond Buckinghamshire MK17 9BP
85% historically approved · decision due ~9 Nov
T1 Holm Oak - Crown reduction 3m, T2 Conifer - topped by 5m and T3-T4 Conifer - topped by 4m.
Decided Trees -
Pennhurst Church Road Stoke Hammond Buckinghamshire MK17 9BP
Raise lower crown to 3m height to help with vehicle access and visibility, particularly when dark, shorten x 5 lowest limbs over driveway by 2m and crown thin canopy by 10% to allow more light through x 1 Cedar (T1)
Granted Trees 3 docs -
Pennhurst Church Road Stoke Hammond Buckinghamshire MK17 9BP
Reduce in height by 2.5m and reduce side branches by 2m x 2 Silver Birch
Granted Trees 2 docs -
Swan Cottage Church Road Stoke Hammond Buckinghamshire MK17 9BP
Reduce sycamore branches overhanging property boundary by 3 metres. (Stoke Hammond Conservation Area)
Decided Trees 2 docs -
Pennhurst Church Road Stoke Hammond Buckinghamshire MK17 9BP
Certificate of Lawfulness for proposed erection of outbuilding to create office and gym
Granted Lawful development 3 docs -
Pennhurst Church Road Stoke Hammond Buckinghamshire MK17 9BP
T1/T2 - Remove two mature Leylandii's in the rear garden. Both Leylandii have grown to an excessive height and are now disproportionate to the size of the rear garden. The trees are casting significant shade, reducing natural light to the property and neighbouring gardens. The species is fast-growing and unsuitable for long-term retention in a domestic garden setting. Their density and position restrict healthy growth of surrounding planting and reduce biodiversity value.
Granted Trees 2 docs