16 Rusts Lane Alconbury Huntingdon PE28 4DN

1. 10 Nov 2025

   Received by Huntingdonshire

2. 17 Nov 2025

   Validated

   Checked as complete and ready for consideration.

3. 7 Aug 2026

   Added to PlanIndex

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• 9 Rusts Lane Alconbury Huntingdon PE28 4DN

  22/80379/COND Submitted 2 Dec 2022 120m away

  Discharge of conditions 2 (Plans listed in table above), 3 (Materials), 4 (Land scaping), 5 (Bin and cycle), 6 (Biodiversity), 7 (Accessible and adaptable), 8 (Water efficiency), 10 (Parking/turning) for 20/01303/FUL

  Withdrawn Conditions 12 docs

• 8 Coulson Way Alconbury Huntingdon PE28 4WU

  19/01463/HHFUL Submitted 18 Jul 2019 137m away

  2 Storey Side Extension

  Granted Householder Extension 13 docs
  Domestic

• 2 Coulson Way Alconbury Huntingdon PE28 4WU

  23/00220/TRCA Submitted 6 Feb 2023 201m away

  Please see scope of works document

  Granted Trees 3 docs

• 2 Coulson Way Alconbury Huntingdon PE28 4WU

  19/01125/TRCA Submitted 31 May 2019 201m away

  T1 Lime - This tree has lost a major limb in the past and so has exposed heartwood which will decay, however there is good reaction growth around the area which will reinforce the remaining tree in time. The limb to the right has been reduced before to reduce the risk of breakage, but has sprouted back which will have increased the weight again. Suggest to reduce the limb weight to maintain safer condition. T2 Ash - The limb on the left of this tree extends approximately 10 metres up at 45 degrees and so is exerting a huge leverage. There is some evidence of decay at the base of the limb, and given the length if the limb were to fail it would reach the car parking area by the houses. The limb has been reduced in the past but has sprouted back. Suggest to reduce the overhanging limb back to lateral at about 7m up. T3 Ash - This tree is in good overall condition and poses no particular risk, but is getting very tall. Option to reduce top spread back to laterals thereby removing approximately 5m from the height. T4 Alder - The alder in the middle of the pond has been previously coppiced but has grown up rather tall. Suggest to cut down the alder which will allow more light to the pond and also reduce the leaf fall into the pond in future. The tree will regrow from the base. G1 Leylandii x 3 - This is a group of 3 trees which have grown up into a large clump which overhangs the adjoining garden. Cutting back the tree into a reasonable shape is no longer really possible, so suggest to remove and replace with a slower growing species such as yew. G2 Field maple x 5 - A group of field maples have been planted along the road but not had any formative pruning. There are several areas of crossing branches or branches close together which will become problem areas as the trees grow, these would benefit from some of the branches being removed while the trees are young.

  Granted Trees 4 docs

• 18 Bramble End Alconbury Huntingdon PE28 4EZ

  21/01119/HHFUL Submitted 13 May 2021 215m away

  Single storey side extension and part garage conversion

  Granted Householder Extension 9 docs
  Small domestic

• 55 High Street Alconbury Huntingdon PE28 4DP

  22/01562/TRCA Submitted 18 Jul 2022 235m away

  T1 purple plum - crown reduce from 12m to 9m height, reduce total spread from 12m to 8m. Keep tree clear of house and in proportion for garden. Tree is on conservation area boundary and not visible from roadway so no impact on amenity.

  Decided Trees 2 docs