Street Record, St Martins Drive, Brampton

This site has had 3 applications since 2009: 2 approved, 1 refused.

• 12/0006/TPO Refused

  Street Record, St Martins Drive, Brampton

  Birch (T6) - Fell due its proximity to the adjacent property and its history of branch failure, with further failures in the recent winds. Replant 1x birch in the vicinty

  Decided 30 Apr 2012 Trees
• 11/0012/TPO Granted

  Street Record, St Martins Drive, Brampton

  Oak (T1) - Lift the crown to leave a clearance of 6m underneath - mainly epicormic growth - to improve the aesthetic appearance of the tree; and remove the broken hanging branch in the crown to the S. Sycamore - Tag C289 (T2) - Lift the crown to leave a clearance of 6m underneath - mainly epicormic growth - to improve the aesthetic appearance of the tree. Horse Chestnut - Tag C290 (T3) - lift the crown to leave a clearance of 2-2.5m underneath to facilitate mowing operations; and remove subordinate rubbing branches to the SE and S to improve the structural integrity of the crown. Lime - Tag C270 (T4) - Lift the crown to leave a clearance of 6m underneath - mainly epicormic growth - to improve the aesthetic appearance of the tree; and remove the major deadwood within the crown. Birch - Tag C237 (T6) - Reduce the height of the dominant leaders by 2-4m to reduce the likelihood of stem failure, given the historic evidence of failure within the crown. Birch (T7) - Fell the tree to prevent stem failure onto the property, given the historic evidence of failure in the upper crown. Replant with 1x birch in the near vicinity. Maple (T8) - Reduce the E crown back from building to leave a clearance of 1-2m - retaining a 2-3m crown radius - to prevent interference and possible damage. Beech (T9) - (1).Reduce the lowest N branch by 3-4m to leave a 7-8m limb to reduce the likelihood of branch failure; and (2).Reduce E crown back from the building to leave a clearance of 2-3m - remaining crown radius 7-8m - to prevent interference and damage to the building; and (3).Lift the crown to leave a clearance of 2-2.5m underneath to facilitate mowing operations. Lime (T10) - Lift the crown to leave a clearance of 4m underneath - mainly epicormic growth - to improve the aesthetic appearance of the tree. Lime - Tag C227 (T11) - Lift the crown to leave a clearance of 4m underneath - mainly epicormic growth - to improve the aesthetic appearance of the tree; and remove the deadwood from the crown. 4x Lime (T12-T15) - Lift the crowns to leave a clearance of 4m underneath - mainly epicormic growth - to improve the aesthetic appearance of the tree; and remove the deadwood from within the crowns. 2x Birch (T17 & T18) - Remove the epicormic growth at 3m to improve the aesthetic appearance of the tree; and prune to leave a 0.5m clearance around the telephone wires to reduce the likelihood of damage to the telephone wires. 3x Lime (G1) - Lift the crowns of the three lime trees to leave a clearance of 4m underneath - mainly epicormic growth - to improve the aesthetic appearance of the tree; and remove the deadwood from within the crowns. Sycamore (G2) - Remove epicormic growth on NW at 2m & remove broken hanging branch to improve its aesthetic appearance and reduce the risk to the public. Cherry - N of path (G2) - Lift the crown to provide 2-2.5m clearance over the footpath to reduce the risk of injury. Cherry - Tag C230; S of the path (G2?) - Reduce the lowest branch to the E (Dia.25-35cm) by 2-3m, to leave a branch spread to the E of 4-5m to reduce the likelihood of branch failure.

  Decided 29 Jul 2011 Trees

1. 5 Feb 2009

   Received by Cumberland

2. 2 Mar 2009

   Decision issued: Grant Permission

3. 22 Sep 2026

   Added to PlanIndex

Cumberland granted permission on 2 March 2009, subject to any conditions on the decision notice. Work must normally begin within three years or the permission lapses. More in our guide to what happens after a planning decision.

Applications for works to trees cover protected trees: consent under a tree preservation order, or six weeks notice for trees in a conservation area. More in our guide to planning application types.

• Street Record, St Martins Drive, Brampton

  12/0006/TPO Submitted 21 Mar 2012 50 yards away

  Birch (T6) - Fell due its proximity to the adjacent property and its history of branch failure, with further failures in the recent winds. Replant 1x birch in the vicinty

  Refused Trees 5 docs

• Street Record, St Martins Drive, Brampton

  11/0012/TPO Submitted 4 Jul 2011 50 yards away

  Oak (T1) - Lift the crown to leave a clearance of 6m underneath - mainly epicormic growth - to improve the aesthetic appearance of the tree; and remove the broken hanging branch in the crown to the S. Sycamore - Tag C289 (T2) - Lift the crown to leave a clearance of 6m underneath - mainly epicormic growth - to improve the aesthetic appearance of the tree. Horse Chestnut - Tag C290 (T3) - lift the crown to leave a clearance of 2-2.5m underneath to facilitate mowing operations; and remove subordinate rubbing branches to the SE and S to improve the structural integrity of the crown. Lime - Tag C270 (T4) - Lift the crown to leave a clearance of 6m underneath - mainly epicormic growth - to improve the aesthetic appearance of the tree; and remove the major deadwood within the crown. Birch - Tag C237 (T6) - Reduce the height of the dominant leaders by 2-4m to reduce the likelihood of stem failure, given the historic evidence of failure within the crown. Birch (T7) - Fell the tree to prevent stem failure onto the property, given the historic evidence of failure in the upper crown. Replant with 1x birch in the near vicinity. Maple (T8) - Reduce the E crown back from building to leave a clearance of 1-2m - retaining a 2-3m crown radius - to prevent interference and possible damage. Beech (T9) - (1).Reduce the lowest N branch by 3-4m to leave a 7-8m limb to reduce the likelihood of branch failure; and (2).Reduce E crown back from the building to leave a clearance of 2-3m - remaining crown radius 7-8m - to prevent interference and damage to the building; and (3).Lift the crown to leave a clearance of 2-2.5m underneath to facilitate mowing operations. Lime (T10) - Lift the crown to leave a clearance of 4m underneath - mainly epicormic growth - to improve the aesthetic appearance of the tree. Lime - Tag C227 (T11) - Lift the crown to leave a clearance of 4m underneath - mainly epicormic growth - to improve the aesthetic appearance of the tree; and remove the deadwood from the crown. 4x Lime (T12-T15) - Lift the crowns to leave a clearance of 4m underneath - mainly epicormic growth - to improve the aesthetic appearance of the tree; and remove the deadwood from within the crowns. 2x Birch (T17 & T18) - Remove the epicormic growth at 3m to improve the aesthetic appearance of the tree; and prune to leave a 0.5m clearance around the telephone wires to reduce the likelihood of damage to the telephone wires. 3x Lime (G1) - Lift the crowns of the three lime trees to leave a clearance of 4m underneath - mainly epicormic growth - to improve the aesthetic appearance of the tree; and remove the deadwood from within the crowns. Sycamore (G2) - Remove epicormic growth on NW at 2m & remove broken hanging branch to improve its aesthetic appearance and reduce the risk to the public. Cherry - N of path (G2) - Lift the crown to provide 2-2.5m clearance over the footpath to reduce the risk of injury. Cherry - Tag C230; S of the path (G2?) - Reduce the lowest branch to the E (Dia.25-35cm) by 2-3m, to leave a branch spread to the E of 4-5m to reduce the likelihood of branch failure.

  Granted Trees 3 docs

• 1-21 West Hill House, St Martins Drive, BRAMPTON, CA8 1TG

  09/0408 Submitted 18 May 2009 50 yards away

  Reconfiguration Of Existing Bedsits/Flats To Provide 12No. Flats And 2No. Houses; Including The Erection Of Entrance Porches, Two Storey Extensions To Both Side Elevations And Alterations To Positioning Of Window Openings

  Granted Full applications New dwelling Extension +1 28 docs
  Major scheme

• Oulton House, 66 Carlisle Road, Brampton, CA8 1SR

  13/0002/S211 Submitted 4 Jan 2013 100 yards away

  Fell ash tree

  Granted Trees 2 docs

• 1 St Martins Court, Brampton, Cumbria, CA8 1PL

  11/0521 Submitted 21 Jun 2011 100 yards away

  Erection Of Single Storey Rear Extension To Provide Sun Room

  Granted Householder Extension 14 docs
  Small domestic

• Plot to the rear of 56 Carlisle Road, Brampton, CA8 1SR

  13/0206 Submitted 14 Mar 2013 150 yards away

  Discharge Of Conditions 6 (Archaeological Scheme Of Investigation) And 7 (Landscaping Proposals) Of Previously Approved Permission 12/0645

  Granted Conditions 4 docs

• WTPO/2026/0023 Awaiting decision

  ST PAULS CHURCH, CAUSEWAY ROAD, SEATON, WORKINGTON, CA14 1PF

  Removal of decayed tree in churchyard adjacent to footpath, church hall and residential properties.

  Received 18 Sep, published by the council 22 Sep 2026 Trees
• CAT/2026/0021 Awaiting decision

  NELSON THOMLINSON SCHOOL, LOWMOOR ROAD, WIGTON, CA7 9PX

  Tree 80 - Beech - Remove snapped hung up branch in crown Tree 94 - Oak - Remove deadwood Tree 95 - Oak - Remove deadwood. Remove snapped hung up branch in crown. Crown reduce by 20% Tree 96 - Oak - Remove deadwood Tree 124 - Robinia - Remove tree Tree 129 - Poplar - Remove snapped hung up branch in crown Tree 136 - Poplar - Remove branch which is splitting at union Tree 156 - Oak - Remove deadwood. Remove snapped hung up branch. Crown reduce by 20%

  Received 17 Sep, published by the council 22 Sep 2026 Trees
• CAT/2026/0020 Awaiting decision

  THE NOOK, BOWNESS ON SOLWAY, WIGTON, CA7 5AF

  Trimming of three silver birch trees and trimming of two apple trees. Trimming of a holly tree.

  Received 17 Sep, published by the council 22 Sep 2026 Trees
• 26/0056/S211 Awaiting decision

  21 Chatsworth Square, Carlisle, CA1 1HF

  Works To Lime And Sycamore Trees In Portland/Chatsworth Square Conservation Area

  Received 17 Sep, published by the council 22 Sep 2026 Trees
• 26/0029/TPO Granted

  Leafield, Craw Hall, Brampton, CA8 1TL

  Works To 2no. Horse Chestnut Trees (T1 & T4) And Lime Tree (T6) Subject To TPO261

  Received 17 Aug, published by the council 27 Aug 2026 Trees