Planning application
2026/1240/TPO
29 The Meadows Arnside CARNFORTH LA5 0EY
Proposal
South Lakeland DC TPO No 4 1974 - 0145 Oak - remove - dead. 0146 Ash- remove - ash die back. 0147 Oak - 20% reduction no cuts bigger than 40mm to reduce sail affect. 0148 Oak - 20% reduction to reshape reduce branches by 1m to balance crown. 0149 Two Oaks - balance crown by reducing branches on lean side by 2.5m and reshape. 0150 Oak - client want to retain tree by pollarding to 4m to cut the die back out. 0151 Yew - reduce by half to maintain a smaller shape. 0152 Ash - remove - ash die back. 0153 Oak - reduce by 20% no cuts bigger than 50mm to reduce sail affect. 0154 Oak - reduce by 20% reduce branches by 2.5m and reshape to reduce sail affect. 0155 Oak - reduce two opposite leads by 3m and reshape to reduce sail affect. G1 Hollys - remove Hollys under 40mm to let bigger Hollys thrive
As published by the council, reference 2026/1240/TPO
Timeline
Dates from the published record
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17 Jun 2026
Received by Lake District National Park
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6 Jul 2026
Validated
Checked as complete and ready for consideration.
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27 Jul 2026
Added to PlanIndex
After the decision
The process from here
The council has decided this application; the published outcome sits in the record above and the decision notice on the council portal carries the detail, including any conditions.
If permission was granted, work must normally begin within three years of the decision. If it was refused, the applicant can appeal within the statutory time limit or submit a revised scheme.
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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2026/1240/TPO Decided
29 The Meadows Arnside CARNFORTH LA5 0EY
South Lakeland DC TPO No 4 1974 - 0145 Oak - remove - dead. 0146 Ash- remove - ash die back. 0147 Oak - 20% reduction no cuts bigger than 40mm to reduce sail affect. 0148 Oak - 20% reduction to reshape reduce branches by 1m to balance crown. 0149 Two Oaks - balance crown by reducing branches on lean side by 2.5m and reshape. 0150 Oak - client want to retain tree by pollarding to 4m to cut the die back out. 0151 Yew - reduce by half to maintain a smaller shape. 0152 Ash - remove - ash die back. 0153 Oak - reduce by 20% no cuts bigger than 50mm to reduce sail affect. 0154 Oak - reduce by 20% reduce branches by 2.5m and reshape to reduce sail affect. 0155 Oak - reduce two opposite leads by 3m and reshape to reduce sail affect. G1 Hollys - remove Hollys under 40mm to let bigger Hollys thrive
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2025/2390/FPA Granted
5 Mount Pleasant Arnside CARNFORTH LA5 0EW
Retrospective change of use of detached garden office and store to holiday let accommodation
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2026/1158/TPO Granted
43 Plantation Avenue Arnside CARNFORTH LA5 0HU
South Lakeland DC TPO No 179 2003 - T1) Birch-Fell-Ligature circa 2.5m has caused damage to main stem creating a potential fail point. Removal will allow more light into the garden and allow better future development of T2 (Birch). T2) Birch-Crown reduce by 2-3m with no more than 30% live crown mass to be removed - To allow more light into the garden and reduce sail effect of crown mass
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2026/1159/TPO Granted
41 Plantation Avenue Arnside CARNFORTH LA5 0HU
South Lakeland DC TPO No 179 2003 - T1) Oak-Showing signs of crown dieback and root stress due to build up of area on root plate - Reduce to approximate line in photograph (approx 3m reduction) - will allow more light into garden. T2) Birch - Crown reduce to approximate line shown in photograph approx 2-3m reduction, no more than 30% of live crown mass to be removed. T3) Birch - Biased growth and lean towards north due to adjacent tree, reduce by approx 2-3m with no more than 30% of live crown mass to be removed. Will allow more light into garden and reduce sail effect of crown.
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2026/1158/TPO Granted
43 Plantation Avenue Arnside CARNFORTH LA5 0HU
South Lakeland DC TPO No 179 2003 - T1) Birch-Fell-Ligature circa 2.5m has caused damage to main stem creating a potential fail point. Removal will allow more light into the garden and allow better future development of T2 (Birch). T2) Birch-Crown reduce by 2-3m with no more than 30% live crown mass to be removed - To allow more light into the garden and reduce sail effect of crown mass
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2026/1159/TPO Granted
41 Plantation Avenue Arnside CARNFORTH LA5 0HU
South Lakeland DC TPO No 179 2003 - T1) Oak-Showing signs of crown dieback and root stress due to build up of area on root plate - Reduce to approximate line in photograph (approx 3m reduction) - will allow more light into garden. T2) Birch - Crown reduce to approximate line shown in photograph approx 2-3m reduction, no more than 30% of live crown mass to be removed. T3) Birch - Biased growth and lean towards north due to adjacent tree, reduce by approx 2-3m with no more than 30% of live crown mass to be removed. Will allow more light into garden and reduce sail effect of crown.
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In Lake District National Park
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2026/1332/TCA Granted
High Gillinggrove 23 Gillinggate KENDAL LA9 4JB
Holly marked T1 - Fell
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2026/1503/TCA Decided
8 Arthur Terrace Drovers Lane Penrith CA11 7QS
S211 Notification; Conservation Area tree works T1 Beech - Fell
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2026/1496/TCA Decided
100 Kentsford Road Grange-over-sands LA11 7BB
Notification under Section 211 for works to trees within a Conservation Area, submitted on a 5-day notice. Proposed works comprise the felling of: T001 – Goat Willow, T002 – Damson, T003 – Common Ash & T004 – Sycamore
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2026/1490/TPO Decided
Woodland west of 3 Low Pastures Lowgate Levens Kendal LA8 8QH
Works to trees subject to South Lakeland DC TPO No. 198 (2005). Ash dieback is present within the woodland. Several large trees are located close to the road and the garden of 3 Low Pastures and may pose a risk to people and property. To maintain the woodland's long-term character, replacement planting is proposed using suitable native species, including common holly, common yew, hawthorn, native crab apple, sessile oak, silver birch and whitebeam.
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2026/1355/TCA Granted
8 Gill Garth ULVERSTON LA12 7FF
G1 - Small Sycamore group, lateral reduction back to property boundary. Up to 3m in branch length to be removed, pruning wounds generally under 75mm diameter. Lateral branches only. To create clearance from building to provide more light, keep on top of garden maintenance