Planning applications in Whittlesford

16 Town Street Newton CB22 7PE

TPO 0003 (1964) A1: Large Beech (T1) reduction of height by 2.5 meters and reduction of sides by 1.5 meters crown thinning by 20% and removal of any dead branches by carrying out the following work will help maintain the health and longevity of the tree for years to come

38 School Lane Thriplow SG8 7RH

Fell 3 trees We have a Ash Tree with some very dangerous branches cracking away that need attention. We also have two Crack Willow both very rotten and falling down. All these Trees are in a Paddock with Horses which could endanger them from falling.

19 Butts Green Whittlesford CB22 4NS

First floor side and rear extension

27 West End Whittlesford CB22 4LX

S73 variation of condition 2 (Approved plans) of planning permission 20/02850/HFUL (Garage conversion and first-floor dormer windows to front, sides and rear) change to roof pitch of front dormer

2 School Lane Thriplow Royston Cambridgeshire SG8 7RH

Self seeded sycamore, between shed and garden fence against rear wall of Village Hall. See atached OS extract for location of proposed removal.

Scotts High Street Whittlesford CB22 4LT

Installation of outdoor swimming pool and timber shed for plant

Scotts High Street Whittlesford CB22 4LT

Installation of outdoor swimming pool and timber shed for plant

28 West End Whittlesford CB22 4LX

Roof extension of detached chalet bungalow to convert into a two storey house, which includes a two storey side extension, single storey extensions and new porch. Resubmission of planning application 20/03533/HFUL

23 Harston Road Newton CB22 7PA

Render to rear and side external facades of dwelling and render to all external facades of garage.

14 Middle Street Thriplow SG8 7RD

G 1 - 4 Sycamore to reduce the height by 1.5m and the width in all directions by 1.5m (back to the previous pruning points).

25 Middle Street Thriplow SG8 7RD

T 1 - Ash - Pollard at 10m above ground level. Reason - To reduce the weight and sail effect on the storm damaged union near the base.

27 High Street Whittlesford Cambridge Cambridgeshire CB22 4LT

Single storey rear extension.

17 Church Street Thriplow SG8 7RE

Overgrown Leylandii hedge/trees. A 10 metre long row of approximately 11 trees along a former property boundary, adversely impacting light on the house and driveway. We propose to replant a mixed deciduous hedge along a neighbouring boundary line of slightly longer length.

46 Duxford Road Whittlesford CB22 4NQ

Non-material amendment on application 20/01052/HFUL for reduction in projection of two storey element.

13 Church Close Whittlesford Cambridge Cambridgeshire CB22 4NY

5 Day Notice - TPO 0008 (1969) G2: T1 Beech to fell (due to extensive and advaced decay). Replant with Ilex aquifolium, container grown specimen between 1 and 2 metres tall.

25 Middle Street Thriplow SG8 7RD

Timber garden studio to the front/side garden

3 Church Lane Whittlesford CB22 4NX

Rough Barked Arizona Cypress (T1) fell the tree, grind out the stump (due to poor condition). Replace with three Betula pendula.

43 High Street Whittlesford Cambridge Cambridgeshire CB22 4LT

Tree, thought to be Cherry is in the back garden of 43 High Street, adjacent to fence with 2 Whiskins. The tree is easily identifiable from attached sketch. Reason for the application: 1. Branch hitting my roof when windy. 2. Blocking light to adjacent window. 3. Leaves blocking gutters and downpipe. 4. Roots pushing up patch creating trip hazard. Request permission to have branches and roots cut back to boundary.

13 Church Close Whittlesford CB22 4NY

Single storey side and rear extensions

Lawn Cottage Church Lane Whittlesford CB22 4NX

Beech (T1) - fell because of fungal root infection and danger that it could fall onto the recreation ground. Replant with oak in the same position. Additional details contained in attached document

59 Church Street Thriplow SG8 7RE

T1 - Apple - To be reduced overall by 1m to suitable growth points as is getting to large again T2 - Feild Maple - This tree is beging to grow into the road and the electricity lines. I propose a 3m reduction in height and to be cut back by 1.5 from the road.

24 North Road Whittlesford CB22 4NZ

G1 2x Crab Apple to crown reduce and shape by approximately 1-1.5 meters. G2 2x Birch to crown reduce and shape by 1.5-2 meters and to crown raise to 2 meters in height. T3 Prunus to crown reduce and shape by 1.5-2 meters. (All of the above tree work is to maintain these trees in their current location in close proximity to the property and boundary).

34 Church Street Thriplow SG8 7RE

T1 Salix babylonica (Weeping Willow) - Pronounced lean to west. Reduce height by 6-8m to reduce load and retain tree T2 Populus ? canescens (Grey Poplar) - Remove. Lost top in previous storm. Regrowth now on decayed stems. Tree to be replaced with a more suitable species.

25 Middle Street Thriplow Royston Cambridgeshire SG8 7RD

Silver birch - Number 1 Removal of the tree The tree has out grown it's location and is hindering the growth the beech beside it which is the healthier of the 2 trees.

The Green Man 2 Lower Street Thriplow Royston Cambridgeshire SG8 7RJ

Single storey rear extension.

6 Church Street Thriplow SG8 7RE

T1 - Ash - This tree is in good health but is becoming to big for its location. It is beginning to interfere with the overhead power lines and is also causing shading underneath. Concern in high winds about its proximity to the house. I propose an overall crown reduction by 2.5m to suitable growth points where possible. T2 - This tree is in good health but once again is starting to interfere with the lines. It is also affect the light in the house. I propose reducing the height of this tree by 3.5m to below the lines and a 15% thin. The above works will be carried out in the winter.

Land North Of 39A Station Road (West) Whittlesford CB22 4NL

Demolition of existing building and erection of a three storey building to provide 12 flats, together with parking and landscaping.

Grain Store, Thriplow Farm Lodge Road Thriplow Royston Cambridgeshire SG8 7RN

Change of use of agricultural barn to car repair and car building workshop includes alterations to building, installation of security fencing and associated works

4 Sheralds Croft Lane Thriplow SG8 7RB

Certificate of lawfulness for a proposed loft conversion with flat roof dormer to rear elevation and 3x rooflights to front elevation

28 West End Whittlesford CB22 4LX

Proposed roof extension of detached chalet bungalow to convert into a 2-storey house, which includes a 2-storey side extension, single storey side extension for an attached garage and a new porch

28 Harston Road Newton CB22 7PA

Single storey rear extensions, installation of photovoltaic panels on the existing south roof pitch and a new north-facing window to first floor

52 Church Street Thriplow Royston Cambridgeshire SG8 7RE

The replacement of weather damaged plain tiles with new pantiles on the newer rear section of the house, and the insertion of two velux windows on the South elevation of the link building.

52 Church Street Thriplow Royston Cambridgeshire SG8 7RE

The replacement of weather damaged plain tiles with new pantiles on the newer rear section of the house, and the insertion of two velux windows on the South elevation of the link building.

Factory 84 Duxford Road Whittlesford CB22 4NH

Demolition of existing factory premises and the construction of 7 No. dwellings and associated infrastructure, including access, parking, landscaping and ancillary work (Re-submission of S/0029/19/FL)

2 West End Whittlesford CB22 4LX

Demolition of existing outbuildings and stair extension and the construction of a two Storey Front Extension and Alterations

13 West End Whittlesford CB22 4LX

Replace existing garden wall with wooden panel fence on the boundary.

22 School Lane Thriplow SG8 7RH

T1 to T9 - Mature Poplars - This cluster of mature trees were planted very close together. They are situated very close to the property. Concern has been raised about their proximity and there have been several branch tear outs this year in high winds. These trees are also causing allot of shade for property's on both sides. I propose the removal of deadwood and a 25% crown thin to remove sail and improve light. This work is to be carried out in mid winter to cause minimum impact on the health of the trees.