Planning application
16/00050/TPO
The Queen Elizabeth Hospital King's Lynn NHS Foundation Trust Gayton Road King's Lynn Norfolk PE30 4ET
Proposal
2/TPO/00337: Work close to Trees numbered 3, 5, 7, 10 and 11 on plan to install knee rail fencing along footpaths
As published by the council, reference 16/00050/TPO
Timeline
Dates from the published record
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15 Sep 2016
Received by King’s Lynn and West Norfolk
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27 Sep 2016
Decision issued: TPO Work Approved
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24 Jul 2026
Added to PlanIndex
What a grant of permission means
The process from here
Permission has been granted, usually subject to conditions listed on the decision notice, some of which must be discharged before work starts. The decision notice on the council portal sets out exactly what was approved.
Work must normally begin within three years of the decision or the permission lapses. Neighbours cannot appeal a grant; challenging one means judicial review of how the decision was made, within tight time limits.
About trees applications
How this application type works
Tree applications cover work to protected trees: those under a tree preservation order need consent for pruning or felling, and trees in a conservation area need six weeks written notice before work starts. The council assesses the amenity value of the tree and can refuse consent, approve it with conditions, or in conservation areas make a preservation order in response.
Nearby applications
Within 500 metres
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26/00944/F Awaiting decision
Queen Elizabeth Hospital Gayton Road Queen Elizabeth Hospital Site King's Lynn Norfolk PE30 4ET
Removal of the existing vehicle entrance canopy and the erection of a modular building to facilitate administrative and clinical functions, adjacent to the West Wing Entrance of the Queen Elizabeth Hospital, including associated external works.
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23/00146/FM Granted
Queen Elizabeth Hospital Gayton Road Queen Elizabeth Hospital Site King's Lynn Norfolk PE30 4ET
The development of surface-level Temporary Car Parks together with associated works, including landscaping and highways
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21/01979/NMAM_4 Granted
Queen Elizabeth Hospital Gayton Road Queen Elizabeth Hospital Site King's Lynn Norfolk PE30 4ET
23/01499/NON-MATERIAL AMENDMENT TO PLANNING PERMISSION 21/01979/FM: Public service infrastructure planning application. Proposed construction of a two-storey hospital building (Use Class C2) with associated infrastructure and landscaping
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26/01165/F Awaiting decision
Queen Elizabeth Hospital Gayton Road Queen Elizabeth Hospital Site King's Lynn Norfolk PE30 4ET
Full planning permission for extension of the Accident and Emergency front facade, installation of entrance canopy, external alterations to existing facade, extension of ambulance parking layby and rationalisation of footpaths, together with associated highways and landscaping works.
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26/00664/A Granted
Queen Elizabeth Hospital Gayton Road Queen Elizabeth Hospital Site King's Lynn Norfolk PE30 4ET
ADVERTISEMENT CONSENT : Installation of project advertisement graphics, 2no viewing panels, Heras fencing with branded debris netting and 'Carter' signage to contractors hoarding associated with the construction of the New Hospital Multi-Storey Car Park
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25/01448/F Awaiting decision
Queen Elizabeth Hospital Gayton Road Queen Elizabeth Hospital Site King's Lynn Norfolk PE30 4ET
VARIATION OF CONDITION 2 OF PLANNING PERMISSION 24/01540/FM: Erection of Central Sterile Services Department, alongside plant, provision of car parking, landscaping and associated works
Other trees applications
In King’s Lynn and West Norfolk
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26/00054/TPO Granted
24 Crown Street Methwold THETFORD Norfolk IP26 4NR
2/TPO/00205 - Two lime trees located out the front of the property that our client wants reduced. One of the trees has shed a branch onto neighbours property. We are looking to thin the trees and give a crown reduction up to 3m depending on pruning points and to manage a shape of both trees. The trees are full of epicormic growth and are covering the lients/neighbours garden. They want them reduced to keep on top of growth, manage the trees from having future limb failures, allow more light onto grass and give a balanced canopy. As you know lime trees are very fast growing so they want to keep on top of the trees as they are taking up all the space in the garden. I can see they have been done previously in the past
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26/00050/TPO Granted
Street Record St Andrews Walk West Dereham Norfolk
The works involve excavation within the root protection area of trees that are under Tree Protection Order Ref: 2/TPO/00126. Some root pruning and exposing tree roots is expected and it is required. No work shall be undertaken without the appropriate consent in place. The excavation will be approximately 2.8mL x 1.2mW x 1.2mD and will be undertaken using a combination of hand digging, air spade and vacuum excavation. Supervision during the excavation will be required. The following outline of detailed works can be seen within the AMS attached with this submission. All works will be supervised by a qualified arborist.
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26/00115/TREECA Awaiting decision
5 Bexwell Road Downham Market Norfolk PE38 9LQ
T2 (Sycamore) - Remove,T3 (Sycamore) - Remove,T4 (Sycamore) - Remove,T5 (Sycamore) - Remove, T6 (Holly) - Remove
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26/00114/TREECA Awaiting decision
Parsonage Farm 36 Weasenham Road Great Massingham King's Lynn Norfolk PE32 2EY
Walnut tree planted by ourselves approx. 20 years ago - we want to 'uplift' the tree by removing the lowest 6 branches. The branches are significantly overhanging the kitchen roof of our house, rubbing against the flue to our Woodburner in our kitchen/diner and casting shade over our greenhouse making it impossible to grow anything.
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26/00112/TREECA Awaiting decision
Flint House High Street Thornham Hunstanton Norfolk PE36 6LY
Oak tree to be removed as in sufficient decline with only 10% canopy growth. we would like to remove the tree due to its proximity to the driveway/access and poses a threat to life if was to fall. We would like to replace the tree with a new oak in its place. Please refer to T1,T2,T3 & T4