4 Stonelands Park Binstead Ryde Isle Of Wight PO33 3BD

1. 4 Jun 2026

   Received by Isle of Wight

2. 27 Jul 2026

   Added to PlanIndex

3. 6 Aug 2026

   Decision issued: Granted

Isle of Wight granted permission on 6 August 2026, 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.

• 6 Stonelands Park Binstead Ryde Isle Of Wight PO33 3BD

  23/00529/TW Submitted 22 Mar 2023 50 yards away

  Tree 1 - 1x Ash Tree remove lower limbs that are overhanging boundary line to prevent them falling onto seating area. Tree 2 - Side up 1x Yew Tree back to Fence Line. Tree 3 - To Pollard 1x Yew Tree down to suitable height around 50%.

  Split decision Trees 4 docs
  Small domestic

• 2 Stonelands Park Binstead Ryde Isle Of Wight PO33 3BD

  26/00195/TW Submitted 11 Feb 2026 50 yards away

  T33; Sweet Chestnut - Fell to ground level. Reason: Dead tree situated in the front garden.

  Granted Trees 5 docs

• 11 Stonelands Orchard Binstead Ryde Isle Of Wight PO33 3BB

  26/00266/HOU Submitted 24 Feb 2026 50 yards away

  Demolition of conservatory; Proposed conservatory

  Granted Householder Extension Demolition 11 docs
  Small domestic

• 11 Stonelands Orchard Binstead Ryde Isle Of Wight PO33 3BB

  26/01051/NMA Submitted 3 Aug 2026 100 yards away

  Non material amendment on 26/00266/HOU to revert conservatory footprint to be the same as existing

  Granted Amendments Extension 4 docs

• 11 Stonelands Orchard Binstead Ryde Isle Of Wight PO33 3BB

  26/00780/DIS Submitted 5 Jun 2026 100 yards away

  92% historically approved · decision due ~3 Aug

  Condition compliance application on 26/00266/HOU for condition 3 (Arboreal Method Statement)

  Decided 5 docs

• 186 Binstead Lodge Road Binstead Ryde Isle Of Wight PO33 3XJ

  21/00966/TW Submitted 6 May 2021 100 yards away

  Oak - Remove lower (up to approx. 6m) over-extended limbs growing towards the house and minor deadwood in upper crown to mitigate risk of failure and improve light penetration. Macrocarpa - remove lower limbs (up to approx. 10m) over-extended limbs growing towards the house and over boundary fence to mitigate risk of failure. Removal/reduction as appropriate of failed/compromised limbs in the upper crown.

  Granted Trees 5 docs
  Small domestic

• 26/01250/TW Awaiting decision

  Swains House Swains Road Bembridge Isle Of Wight PO35 5XT

  T1; Monterey Pine (Pinus radiata) - Crown clean and thin overhang to garages approximately 20-25%. Reason: Canopy is heavily biased with overloaded boughs. T2; Cedar of lebanon (Cedrus Libani),Crown clean canopy overhanging road; Crown lift over road to approximately 6m height. Reason: To improve safety to pedestrians and high vehicles as overhanging a frequently used road. T3; Bay (Prunus nobilis) - Prune tertiary boughs to provide 1m clearance from BT wires. Reason: To prevent tree damaging BT wires. T4 and T5; Sycamore (Acer pseudoplatanus) - Prune tertiary boughs to provide 1M clearance from BT wires. Reason: To prevent trees damaging BT wires. T6; Sweet Chestnut (Castanea sativa) - Crown lift canopy above Magnolia (Magnoliaceae grandiflora) to approximately 5m. Reason: To reduce overloaded bough overhanging Magnolia (Magnoliaceae grandiflora) and allow it more light. T7; Magnolia (Magnoliaceae grandiflora) - Prune overall canopy approximately 30%. Reason: To regenerate the canopy and provide arboricultural maintenance. T8: Strawberry Tree (Arbutus unedo) - Prune as per photo. Reason: To improve access.

  Received 9 Sep, published by the council 10 Sep 2026 Trees
• 26/01222/TW Awaiting decision

  Redhill Farm Redhill Lane Wroxall Ventnor Isle Of Wight PO38 3ER

  T4; English Oak - Reduce lower lateral over-extending branches back to suitable growth points up to 2-3m from branch tips; remove downward growing branches to prevent further leveraging. Reason: Lower canopy has become unbalanced and leaning more towards the client's property. By reducing the large lateral limbs and removing downward growth we hope to promote re-balancing and take off some weight to prevent leveraging.

  Received 4 Sep, published by the council 7 Sep 2026 Trees
• 26/01192/TW Awaiting decision

  Land To Rear Of 12 Crossways Newport Isle Of Wight PO30 5PE

  1; English oak (closest to house) - Lower horizontal limbs towards the house removed to lift crown height to approximately 6-7m (to the main upright crown structure), continue to remove the lower crown limbs from the same tree that extend over the neighbouring garden to a similar height to balance and shape the crown. 2; English oak (western boundary) - Remove previously cut back upper crown limb/stem over garden. 3; English oak - Raise crown height over the rear boundary to approximately 5-6m in height. 4; English Oak (within the neighbouring garden to the south east) Crown raised to approximately 5-6m in height (over their outbuilding). 5; English Oak - Remove lowest horizontal limb to the south. Reason for works: Trees creating constant shade and shadow and limiting the use of the amenity space. Pruning will allow more light through and under the trees and reduce the dominance.

  Received 28 Aug, published by the council 1 Sep 2026 Trees
• 26/01186/TW Awaiting decision

  Pier House Swains Lane Bembridge Isle Of Wight PO35 5ST

  T1; Yew (Taxus Baccatta); Dismantle to near ground level. Reason: Tree has severe dieback. T2; Holm Oak (Quercus Illex); Crown lift over decked area to give approximately 4M clearance over decked area. Remove long secondary bough encroaching building to reduce overhang Reason: Excessive shade and stop decking being as slippy/hazardous. T3; Horse Chestnut (Aesculus Hippocastanum); Prune biased side and crown clean. Approximately 10-15% reduction Reason: To increase uniformity and reduce excessive shade. T4; Sycamore (Acer pseudoplatanus); Re-pollard multi-stem tree to previous pollard points at approximately 3M height Reason: To reduce encroachment over building and provide Arboricultural maintenance. T5; Lawson Cypress (Chamaecyparis lawsoniana); Dismantle to near ground level Reason: Tree is congested and has severe dieback. T6; Gum Tree (Eucalyptus globulus); Dismantle to near ground level Reason: Tree contributes little to landscape,has severe dieback and Artists Fungus(Ganoderma Applanatum) to the base. T7; Beech (Fagus sylvatica); Crown clean and remove significant deadwood. Reason: To improve trees general health. T8; Blue Cedar (Cedrus atlantica); Reduce long/lower overextended bough by approximately 25%. Reason: Branch is overloaded and nearly touching lawn. T9 and T10; 2 x Scots Pine (Pinus sylvestris) Remove significant deadwood throughout canopies, Reason: To make the trees safe and improve the trees general health. G1; Front hedge comprising Pittosporum (Pittosporum tenuifolium), Laurel (Prunus laurocerasus) and Bay (Laurus nobilis); Reduce to previously trimmed height of approximately 5M, trim all sides and reduce encroachment to roadside. Reason: To make the trees safe and provide Arboricultural maintenance. G2; 8 x Lime (Tilia cordata); Re-pollard to original pollard points at approximately 4-5M height. Reason: To reduce excessive shade and reduce the trees chances of failure.

  27 Aug 2026 Trees
• 26/01150/TW Awaiting decision

  36 Beachfield Road Sandown Isle Of Wight PO36 8LT

  TG1; Sycamore and Leylandii trees situated on bankside between property 36 Beechfield and Bayshore and Royal Pier Hotels (approximately 30 trees) - Fell. Reason: Trees are self-set in an unmanaged area, causing issues for the homeowner and posing problems for the hotels below. Bring the bankside area back into management by removing the larger trees and allowing it to regenerate as coppice, so they can be periodically cut down at ground level when they get too large in the future. Some trees have unstable root conditions, are growing through telecoms cables, interfere with fire escape routes from the hotels below, and come into close contact with kitchen electrical systems, which may pose a future fire risk if left unmanaged. Tree failure on the bankside could block the fire escapes for the hotels below.

  Received 19 Aug, published by the council 22 Aug 2026 Trees