Church Road Wereham Norfolk

1. 18 Jan 2023

   Received by King’s Lynn and West Norfolk

2. 1 Mar 2023

   Decision issued: TPO Served

3. 24 Jul 2026

   Added to PlanIndex

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• School Lane/Church Road/The Row Wereham King's Lynn Norfolk PE33 9AP

  19/00194/TREECA Submitted 18 Nov 2019 50 yards away

  Tree works as identified in attached survey

  Granted Trees 3 docs

• Village Pond, Cemetary, Playing Field, Churchyard Church Road Wereham Norfolk

  21/00149/TREECA Submitted 21 Jul 2021 50 yards away

  Please refer to the report, within a Conservation Area.

  Granted Trees 3 docs

• Village Hall Church Road Wereham Norfolk PE33 9AP

  16/00219/DISC_B Submitted 21 Jul 2017 50 yards away

  DISCHARGE OF CONDITIONS 8 - Construction of stand alone village hall with associated parking. On completion the existing village hall is to be demolished

  Granted Conditions Demolition

• Wereham Village Hall Church Road Wereham KINGS LYNN Norfolk PE33 9AP

  24/00150/TREECA Submitted 31 Jul 2024 50 yards away

  Tree Survey Report .no1063 Laburnham (tree fell 3 months) and tag no. G1 (mixed species - two dead elms to be removed)

  Granted Trees 4 docs

• Land At Bens Lane Wereham Norfolk PE33 9FL

  15/01944/DISC_A Submitted 4 May 2016 100 yards away

  DISCHARGE OF CONDITIONS 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 and 10: Construction of two cottages following removal of existing agricultural building

  Granted Conditions

• Scillionia Cottage 1 School Lane Wereham King's Lynn Norfolk PE33 9AW

  24/00184/TREECA Submitted 24 Sep 2024 200 yards away

  T1 Ash Tree - Repollard to previous points removing apporox. 3m re-growth.

  Granted Trees 4 docs

• 26/00055/TPO Granted

  Brandon House Millwood Burnham Market King's Lynn Norfolk PE31 8DP

  2/TPO/00258 T1: Sorbus spp.-Location: scarecrow.alright.cutback -Height: 3.5m- Action: Sectional dismantle to ground level- Reason: Declining health T2: Cherry (Prunus spp.) -Location: wisely.baseless.smoking- Height: 2.5m- Action: Reduce overextended lateral growth by upto 1.5m to suitable growth points. Reason: General Arboricultural maintenance T3: Sycamore (Acer pseudoplatanus) -Height: 11m -Location: viewers. Flushed. Hazel -Action: reduce lateral growth back from dwelling by 2.5m to suitable growth points to reduce rodent ingress. Reason: General Arboricultural maintenance and reduce rodent ingress G2: Mixed species- Height: 9m -Location: Roadside- Action: Crown raise to 5.2m over highway. Reduce lateral growth back from utilities by 3m. Reason: General Arboricultural maintenance and Highway maintenance compliance

  Received 14 Jul, published by the council 24 Jul 2026 Trees
• 26/00065/TPO Awaiting decision

  37 Field Road Gaywood King's Lynn Norfolk PE30 4BE

  T1 Oak - Tree in rear of property that has a damaged limb in main structural canopy over the garden. Limb has large fracture which will eventually fail and lead to the garden shed and lower canopy of the oak getting damaged if it was to do so. Plan is to reduce/pollard 30% to 40% of the trees canopy to suitable growth points to allow regeneration and to balance the whole canopy to help the tree for years to come

  Received 7 Sep, published by the council 9 Sep 2026 Trees
• 26/00066/TPO Awaiting decision

  Minns Farm Barns Priory Road Castle Acre King's Lynn Norfolk PE32 2AA

  2/TPO/00666: T1- Lime: Reduction of crown on SSW side of crown over structure 2.5-3.5m. Crown reduction of over extended limbs (target prune on whole crown) 1-2.5m. This reduction will bring the extended limbs back in to the main crown structure and reduce risk of extended limbs failing due to previous pruning cuts. Current crown size 22x13m. T2- Lime: Crown reduction of over extended limbs (target prune on whole crown) 1-2.5m. This reduction will bring the extended limbs back in to the main crown structure and reduce risk of extended limbs failing due to previous pruning cuts. Current crown size 20x13m. T3- Lime: Reduction on NE side of crown 2-2.5m, lime tree has been removed from the western side of T3 this has caused the early development growth to lean to the E and removing the tree has exposed the crown (T3) to the environment change. Reducing the crown on eastern side will promote better structure and reduce risk of failing. Current crown size 22x13m. Location/risk- T1,2 & 3 have highways and dwellings in target zone including oil tanks (domestic). Public foot fall is high due to local amenities route. All above work in line with BS 3998 (2010).

  Received 1 Sep, published by the council 8 Sep 2026 Trees
• 26/00044/TPO Granted

  5 Pastures Court Thornham HUNSTANTON Norfolk PE36 6PA

  2/TPO/00590 AND 2/TPO/00615: T1 Roble Beech - Reduce crown 1.5 meters in height to reduce the sail effect on co dominant stems with included bark. Reduce lateral branches by 1.5 meters only where protruding from natural dome shape. Several branches have snapped in recent weather surges landing in neighbours garden. Some can still be found at the base of the tree. T2 Cedar- 1.5 meter reduction in height and on lateral branches becoming over extended reducing the weight. Remove deadwood

  Received 12 Jun, published by the council 24 Jul 2026 Trees
• 26/00063/TPO Awaiting decision

  Tit Willow 16 Park Hill Dersingham King's Lynn Norfolk PE31 6NE

  2/TPO/00547: T3 - Green beech displaying significant signs of decline. Dieback to the canopy presenting copious amounts of deadwood indicating the tree is at end of life. Dismantle and remove to ground level. Once removed the tree will be replaced with another similar tree and planted within 3 meters of previous tree. The replacement tree will be a full standard of 10 - 12cm diameter. Replacement tree to be planted in the first or second planting season.

  Received 27 Aug, published by the council 7 Sep 2026 Trees