63 Windfall Way Gloucester GL2 0RP

1. 19 Oct 2018

   Received by Gloucester

2. 20 Oct 2018

   Validated

   Checked as complete and ready for consideration.

3. 20 Dec 2018

   Decision issued: Certificate of law Permited

4. 2 Aug 2026

   Added to PlanIndex

Gloucester granted permission on 20 December 2018, 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.

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• Green Pippin Close Gloucester

  25/00829/TPO Submitted 17 Sep 2025 45m away

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  Decided Trees 3 docs

• 15 Green Pippin Close Gloucester GL2 0PA

  26/00495/TPO Submitted 8 Jun 2026 77m away

  The tree in question for this application is the ash tree designated as T7 in TPO 105. However, in WildBirch Tree Consultancy - Tree Condition Report and Management Recommendations (WB-2026-020-R1), this same tree is identifed as T1. As concluded in WB-2026-020-R1, due to its size, proximity to adjacent structures, and the limited scale of the garden, the tree is considered unsuitable for long-term retention within the site. Consequently, the recommended works are to fell and potentially replace with a smaller more suitable species (section 5.14). It is recommended in section 5.15 that a smaller more suitable species (than ash) is planted that will not outgrow this site and that it is planted along the rear (south-western) boundary. Species suggestions are: ? Field maple ?Elsrijk? (Acer campestre ?Elsrijk?) ? Great white cherry (Prunus ?Tai Haku?) ? Whitebeam 'Lutescens' (Sorbus aria ?Lutescens?)

  Refused Trees

• 15 Green Pippin Close Gloucester GL2 0PA

  25/01174/TPO Submitted 31 Dec 2025 77m away

  Ash tree numbered T7 on the TPO 107, wrongly shown on TPO105. Given the tree isn't a good example of an ASH and the TPO was clearer placed on this tree and many others in the area in the past for the wrong reasons - to prevent planning and building of other houses there is no reason the tree can not be removed. We have a clear report from a specialist which we have shared with our house insurance company and they are insisting we apply for removal. The tree is 25m tall and is only 4 m from our property. If we fail to get a good reason if you decide removal isn't granted our insurance will become a problem. Please note if you still wish to "protect the area" we would be prepared to plant a different tree within our garden but far enough away so it couldn't fall on the house. We have examined carefully your guide on why a tree would have a TPO and can find no reason for such an order being required on a tree in this condition.

  Refused Trees 3 docs

• 15 Green Pippin Close Gloucester GL2 0PA

  25/00999/TPO Submitted 13 Nov 2025 93m away

  Ash tree, T7 within TPO 107. The T7 designation is also used on the sketch plan to indicate the tree. The tree is located solely within our back garden. Work to be done to the tree is the felling of the tree, including stump grinding or similar. This is because the tree has Ash Dieback, is 25m tall, but less than 4m from the house and consequently possing a significant risk to the property. The tree has been seen by an Arborist and they have recommended its removal.

  Refused Trees 3 docs

• 15 Green Pippin Close Gloucester GL2 0PA

  21/00176/TPO Submitted 12 Feb 2021 93m away

  (T1) Ash (Fraxinus Excelsior) - Crown Reduction Works - Specification to include a height and spread reduction of 1.9m, cutting back to strong secondary growth. Shape and balance as indicated on image in red. Reason for Works: Routine tree maintenance to a mature tree with a history of reduction works.

  Decided Trees 3 docs

• 61 Windfall Way Gloucester GL2 0RP

  21/00250/TPO Submitted 3 Mar 2021 106m away

  It is an Ash tree This tree is likely Succumb to ash dieback disease. It has been sweeping the country over the last few years and is in Gloucester. It's a fatal disease to ash trees unfortunately. If your ash tree has not got it yet then it is highly likely it will contract the disease in the next few years. The tree will not succumb to the disease rapidly and become dangerous over a short stretch of time (mature trees are taking at least a couple of years to die), but with this in mind you may want to consider felling and replacing the tree (not with an ash tree). I wish to have the ash tree felled and replaced with a non ash tree. I am unable to attach a drawing.

  Decided Trees 5 docs

• 26/00417/LAW Granted

  22 Alderman Road Gloucester GL1 3NB

  Single storey rear extension

  11 May 2026 Lawful development
• 26/00437/LAW Granted

  33A Conduit Street Gloucester GL1 4XE

  Conversion from Dwelling House (C3) to 6 Person, 6 Bedroom HMO (C4) including rear 'L' Shaped Loft Dormer and roof windows to front elevation.

  20 May 2026 Lawful development
• 26/00447/LAW Granted

  19 Estcourt Close Gloucester GL1 3LP

  Single storey rear extension

  22 May 2026 Lawful development
• 26/00434/LAW Refused

  17 Rosebery Avenue Gloucester GL1 5EQ

  Single storey rear and side extension

  18 May 2026 Lawful development
• 26/00380/LAW Granted

  176 Stroud Road Gloucester GL1 5JX

  Lawful Development Certificate for the existing use of the property as a Large House in Multiple Occupation (HMO) (Sui Generis Use Class) arranged as 7no. bedrooms with shared facilities

  28 Apr 2026 Lawful development