Planning application
22/03814/TPO
Broken Furrow Warwick Road Banbury OX17 1HJ
Proposal
T9 Beech - Raise crown to 4m from ground level all around and also trim back radius to 1.5m oversailing Plot 5 garden in close proximity to roof - work to provide reduced encroachment to garden and dwelling, improving amenity; T10 Sycamore - Raise crown to 4m from ground level all around and also trim back radius to 1.5m oversailing gardens - work to allow for fencing to be installed and to improve garden amenity to Plots 17 and 18 - subject to TPO 6/2021
As published by the council, reference 22/03814/TPO
Timeline
Dates from the published record
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20 Dec 2022
Received by Cherwell
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13 Feb 2023
Decision issued: Permitted
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1 Aug 2026
Added to PlanIndex
What a grant of permission means
The process from here
Permission has been granted, usually subject to conditions listed on the decision notice, some of which must be discharged before work starts. The decision notice on the council portal sets out exactly what was approved.
Work must normally begin within three years of the decision or the permission lapses. Neighbours cannot appeal a grant; challenging one means judicial review of how the decision was made, within tight time limits.
About trees applications
How this application type works
Tree applications cover work to protected trees: those under a tree preservation order need consent for pruning or felling, and trees in a conservation area need six weeks written notice before work starts. The council assesses the amenity value of the tree and can refuse consent, approve it with conditions, or in conservation areas make a preservation order in response.
Nearby applications
Within 500 metres
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24/02474/DISC Granted
Drayton Lodge Farmhouse Warwick Road Banbury OX17 1HJ
Discharge of Condition 15 (vehicular/pedestrian links) of 22/02357/REM
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26/01157/NMA Granted
Drayton Lodge Farmhouse Warwick Road Banbury OX17 1HJ
Seeking to amend the paths within the POS that are close to the ecological woodland and other associated POS areas. Mowed paths shown to replace some hard standing paths. (proposed as Non Material Amendments of 22/02357/REM)
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26/01703/F Awaiting decision
Drayton Lodge Barns Barn 2 Warwick Road Banbury Oxfordshire OX17 1HJ
Variation of Conditions 2 (samples of stone & brick), 3 natural Welsh slates), 4 (Scheme of Landscaping), 5 (Planting, seeding or turfing comprised in the approved details of landscaping), 6 (Hedge of species), 7 (Full details of the enclosures along all boundaries and within the site), 8 (Full design details of all new windows, doors, roofing, glazed openings and garage doors), 10 (Parking and manoeuvring areas) and 15 (Full Design details of the proposed retaining wall) of 05/00495/F
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26/00868/F Awaiting decision
23 Buckhurst Close Banbury OX16 1JT
Erect a sheltered seating area in the back corner of rear garden
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24/02261/F Refused
29 Buckhurst Close Banbury OX16 1JT
RETROSPECTIVE - Erection of a wooden shed on 10cm concrete base to the rear of garden
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24/02259/F Refused
28 Buckhurst Close Banbury OX16 1JT
RETROSPECTIVE - Single storey shed to rear garden
Other trees applications
In Cherwell
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26/01546/TCA Granted
Orchard End Netting Close Hook Norton OX15 5NN
T2 Holly - Reduce height by 3 metres. G1 3x laurel 1x elder - Fell x3 laurel, pollard elder at 1 metre. T3 Purple Leafed Plum - Remove dead wood, crown raise to 2 metres, reduce over extended branches by 1 metre.
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26/01896/TCA_5 Awaiting decision
Old Rectory The Walk Islip OX5 2SD
Yew Trees – T15 and T16: Whilst the trees are category ‘B2’ they have been substantially pushing on a Grade II listed boundary wall which is directly onto The Walk, resulting in a risk to the general public from collapse. Temporary props have been installed, but it is considered that a risk remains to the public. The original consented planning application ‘24/01113/F’ hoped to just reduce the canopies of these trees, further subsequent movement of the wall now necessitates the need to remove these trees on safety grounds. As set out in the attached structural engineer’s report, the tree roots are contributing to the movement of the wall – leading to a critical safety matter as the wall would fall into a public space. This risk would remain if the wall were to be rebuilt, due to the proximity of the roots. Consequently, the wall cannot be made safe or rebuilt without removing these trees and their root systems.
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26/01523/TCA Granted
The Old Rectory Main Street Hethe OX27 8ES
T1 Lime - reduce canopy to make new pollard at 8 metres from ground level. T2 Lime - Reduce canopy to make new pollard at 8 metres from ground level.
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26/01595/TCA Granted
The Old Forge Middle Barton Road Duns Tew OX25 6JN
T1 x Silver Birch- Fell
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26/01547/TCA Granted
8 West Street Banbury OX16 3HA
T1 Holly - approximately 4 metres high, reduce to approximately 1.5metres high. Tidy bottom growth.