Planning application
YEW TREE HOUSE, 4 HATHERELL CLOSE, WEST END, SOUTHAMPTON, SO30 3LA
Works: Trees
Refused. Only the applicant can appeal, within the statutory time limit, and a revised scheme can be submitted instead.
Proposal
1no. Ash (T1) - Remove, ash dieback, in decline.
As published by the council, reference T/26/101466
Application record
- Reference
- T/26/101466
- Type
- Consent under Tree Preservation Orders
- Status
- Decided Refuse Tree Consent For
- Decision
- Refuse Tree Consent For
- Received
- 27 May 2026
- Validated
- 27 May 2026
- Decided
- 6 Jul 2026
- Ward
- West End South Ward
- Parish
- West End CP
- Decision by
- Delegated Decision
- Postcode
- SO30 3LA
Site history
Applications at this address on the Eastleigh register
This site has had 2 applications since 2024: 0 approved, 2 refused.
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T/24/98440 Refused
YEW TREE HOUSE, 4 HATHERELL CLOSE, WEST END, SOUTHAMPTON, SO30 3LA
1no. Ash (T1) - Remove, early dieback, close to building. 1no. Yew (T2) - Trimming the south face over the garden, up to 0.5m & then a selective reduction of errant longer limbs by up to 1m no greater than 30mm in dia, again on south face. Routine maintenance to lessen some weight.
Timeline
Dates from the published record
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27 May 2026
Received by Eastleigh
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6 Jul 2026
Decision issued: Refuse Tree Consent For
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25 Jul 2026
Added to PlanIndex
Documents
Plans, drawings, consultee responses and the officer's report
4 documents on file for this application
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About tree works applications
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.
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YEW TREE HOUSE, 4 HATHERELL CLOSE, WEST END, SOUTHAMPTON, SO30 3LA
1no. Ash (T1) - Remove, early dieback, close to building. 1no. Yew (T2) - Trimming the south face over the garden, up to 0.5m & then a selective reduction of errant longer limbs by up to 1m no greater than 30mm in dia, again on south face. Routine maintenance to lessen some weight.
Refused Trees 5 docs -
29-33 Runnymede, West End, SO30 3BG
1 no. Large Mature Oak (T12) - Reduce tree by 3m to suitable growth points.
Refused Trees 4 docs -
1 RUNNYMEDE, WEST END, SOUTHAMPTON, SO30 3BG
G4 - Remove dead tree in group, replace with the same species. Crown lift over footway to 2.5 metres W1 - Overhanging vegetation encroachment onto garden space, cut back to boundary of garden and crown lift to 4 metres. T60 - Crown lift over footway to 2.5 metres. G2 - Branches whip building, prune away from building by 3m to avoid nuisance T3 - Prune away from building by 3m to avoid nuisance T10 - Prune away from building by 2 metres. T50 - Fell to ground level. T55 - Prune away from building by 1.5 metres. T58 - Prune away from building by 1.5 metres. G1 - Cut back to boundary of garden and crown lift to 4 metres.
Granted Trees 5 docs -
36 RUNNYMEDE, WEST END, SOUTHAMPTON, SO30 3BG
2 no. Sycamore (T1 & T2) - Reduce and reshape by 3 metres. 1 no. Birch (T3) - Reduce and reshape by 3 metres.
Granted Trees 4 docs -
2 RUNNYMEDE, WEST END, SOUTHAMPTON, SO30 3BG
1 no. Chestnut (circled 1) - Fell.
Refused Trees 5 docs -
2 RUNNYMEDE, WEST END, SOUTHAMPTON, SO30 3BG
1no. Laurel (G1) - Fell collapsed stems. 1no. Sycamore (T1) - Remove stem. Bifurcated at ground level with compression union & included bark. The stem inclusion has not grafted & slight movement can be observed during gusts. 1no. Chestnut (T2) - Tip prune away from building to gain 2m clearance, sever ivy. 1no. Leylandii (G2) - Lift to 3m over footpath. 1no. Birch (T3) - Fell. Significant decay of bifurcated union & stem around root flare from honey fungus infection. 1no. Birch (T4) - Fell. Tree has collapsed due to wind throw & root heave. Stem leans on boundary fence. 1no. Birch (T5) - Fell. Significant decay of stem union due to honey fungus infection. Growing on steep embankment overhanging the footway & highway. One stem is dead. 1no. Willow (T6) - Fell.
Granted Trees 5 docsSmall domestic
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T/26/101855 Granted
11 VALLEY ROAD, CHANDLER'S FORD, EASTLEIGH, SO53 1GQ
1 No. Oak (297-E) - Remove growth from trunk to height 3m. Growth consists of five lateral branches all from the south west side of the Oak's trunk. This will rebalance the oak's previous shape, restore its historical crown height (~5m from ground level), increase light and prevent low branch obstruction.
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T/26/101834 Refused
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1 No. Oak (T1) - Crown reduction by 1.5m to curtail growth & shading of properties. 2 No. Oak (T2 & T3) - Crown lift, removing lower secondary branches to give 6m clearance over rear garden & improve shape.
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T/26/101850 Refused
DERWENT, 28 LAKEWOOD ROAD, CHANDLER'S FORD, EASTLEIGH, SO53 1EW
1no. Redwood (T4, originates from no. 30) - Crown lift of bottom 9 branches, to increase the amount of light reaching ground level. This is necessitated due to the dense nature of the tree's branches. This amounts to no more than a crown lift of 1m.
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T/26/101841 Granted
82 HILTINGBURY ROAD, CHANDLER'S FORD, EASTLEIGH, SO53 5NZ
1 No. Sweet Chestnut (T1) - Crown lift 3x lower branches by 3.5m to allow room underneath tree to stop the customer hitting their heads. 1 No. Beech (T2) - Crown lift lower branches by 5m and reduce branch back away from strawberry tree to give a 2m clearance, to allow ground clearance.
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T/26/102073 Decided
17 FOREST CLOSE, CHANDLER'S FORD, EASTLEIGH, SO53 1NB
1no. Silver Birch (T1) - Dismantle the to ground level. Replant with new Silver Birch as like-for-like replacement. Tree is in decline and is shedding significant deadwood from canopy. Main stem has an old major pruning/wound point with significant dysfunction and deterioration around the union. Remaining upright stem originates above this compromised area, creating potential structural weak point. The pronounced change in stem direction also places additional mechanical loading and leverage on weakened section, particularly during high winds.