1 Alverstone Road Nottingham NG3 5DQ

This site has had 3 applications since 2020: 2 approved, 0 refused.

• 26/00934/PTPO Granted

  1 Alverstone Road Nottingham NG3 5DQ

  T1 - Horse Chestnut (Aesculus hippocastanum) A large mature horse chestnut located adjacent to and overhanging the public highway and footpath. The tree has previously been subject to crown reduction; however, it has responded poorly, resulting in a sparse canopy with limited vitality. There is extensive deadwood distributed throughout the crown. Fruiting bodies are present at the base of the stem, indicating the presence of decay-associated fungi. This raises concerns regarding potential basal decay and the structural stability of the tree. Given the tree's declining condition, reduced physiological vigour, presence of fungal decay, and direct relationship to high-value targets (public highway and footpath), the tree is considered unsuitable for long-term retention. Fell to ground level

  Decided 28 Aug 2026
• 20/00180/PWC Awaiting decision

  1 Alverstone Road Nottingham NG3 5DQ

  T2 Weeping Willow, Crown reduction to previous pruning points. T3 Poplar, Pollard.

  Submitted 27 Jan 2020 Trees

1. 28 Feb 2022

   Received by Nottingham

2. 11 Apr 2022

   Decision issued: No objection

3. 4 Oct 2026

   Added to PlanIndex

Nottingham granted permission on 11 April 2022, 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.

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• 5 Alverstone Road Nottingham NG3 5DQ

  21/01695/PWC Submitted 28 Jul 2021 50 yards away

  Purple Leaved Plum, prune to clear phone wires by 3m and to balance other side of the canopy.

  Granted Trees 3 docs

• 1 Alverstone Road Nottingham NG3 5DQ

  26/00934/PTPO Submitted 22 May 2026 50 yards away

  T1 - Horse Chestnut (Aesculus hippocastanum) A large mature horse chestnut located adjacent to and overhanging the public highway and footpath. The tree has previously been subject to crown reduction; however, it has responded poorly, resulting in a sparse canopy with limited vitality. There is extensive deadwood distributed throughout the crown. Fruiting bodies are present at the base of the stem, indicating the presence of decay-associated fungi. This raises concerns regarding potential basal decay and the structural stability of the tree. Given the tree's declining condition, reduced physiological vigour, presence of fungal decay, and direct relationship to high-value targets (public highway and footpath), the tree is considered unsuitable for long-term retention. Fell to ground level

  Granted Trees 6 docs

• 1 Alverstone Road Nottingham Nottingham City NG3 5DQ

  26/00642/PWC Submitted 24 Apr 2026 50 yards away

  97% historically approved · decision due ~19 Jun

  T1 - Horse Chestnut (Aesculus hippocastanum) A large mature horse chestnut located adjacent to and overhanging the public highway and footpath. The tree has previously been subject to crown reduction; however, it has responded poorly, resulting in a sparse canopy with limited vitality. There is extensive deadwood distributed throughout the crown. Fruiting bodies are present at the base of the stem, indicating the presence of decay-associated fungi. This raises concerns regarding potential basal decay and the structural stability of the tree. Given the tree's declining condition, reduced physiological vigour, presence of fungal decay, and direct relationship to high-value targets (public highway and footpath), the tree is considered unsuitable for long-term retention. Fell to ground level

  Awaiting decision Trees 6 docs

• 5 Alverstone Road Nottingham NG3 5DQ

  21/01663/PTPO Submitted 26 Jul 2021 50 yards away

  T1 Beech Fell The tree is a danger to life. In high winds it swings dangerously over my house. It takes out tiles from my roof at each high wind. The branches have become so big, wide and heavy they are splitting from the trunk, The trunk has already caused substantial damage to the stone wall knocking it out over 3 metres and continues to push the stones into the pavement. Its not an ideal space to replant a tree due to the proximity of my house, the stone wall and the pavement and excessive shading over the majority of the garden. I would plant an Euonymus hedge.

  Refused Trees 8 docs

• 1 Alverstone Road Nottingham NG3 5DQ

  20/00180/PWC Submitted 27 Jan 2020 50 yards away

  97% historically approved · decision due ~23 Mar

  T2 Weeping Willow, Crown reduction to previous pruning points. T3 Poplar, Pollard.

  Awaiting decision Trees 2 docs

• 2 Esher Grove Nottingham Nottingham City NG3 5DR

  22/01867/PFUL3 Submitted 22 Sep 2022 50 yards away

  Single storey extension to kitchen with basement store beneath, external deck/balcony and associated landscaping.

  Granted Full applications Extension 19 docs
  Small domestic

• 26/01371/PTPO Granted

  49 Cyprus Road Nottingham NG3 5EB

  Removal of deadwood

  Received 29 Jul, published by the council 11 Aug 2026 Trees
• 26/01516/PTPO Awaiting decision

  Woodthorpe House, Sherwood Community Centre Mansfield Road Nottingham Nottingham City NG5 3FN

  Tree Code: Sgl/106736 Species: Beech (Fagus sylvatica) TPO: TPO269 (T10) Works Sectionally fell and remove the Beech tree to ground level. Remove all timber, branches and arising debris from site. Grind out or otherwise remove the stump where practicable, or leave at ground level as directed by the client. Reason for Works The tree is exhibiting significant structural defects and decay, including: Evidence of substantial basal decay associated with fungal activity (Pholiota spp.). Hollow sounding stem indicating internal decay. Two very large historic tear-out wounds, including one approximately 5 metres above ground level. Major limb loss and loss of large branches. Abnormal buttressing and trunk form. Stem decay below the crown break. These defects indicate a significant decline in structural integrity and an increased risk of partial or whole-tree failure. Summary 1 × Beech (Fagus sylvatica) Sectional dismantling and removal of the entire tree due to advanced structural defects and decay.

  Received 24 Aug, published by the council 27 Aug 2026 Trees
• 26/01506/PTPO Awaiting decision

  132 Wilford Crescent West Nottingham Nottingham City NG2 2FS

  TPO/00005/14 - T17 - FIELD MAPLE - Removal of 2 limbs - Limbs to be removed will help balance the crown with previous crown lift over road and also obtain 2m clearance from building

  Received 24 Aug, published by the council 27 Aug 2026 Trees
• 26/01480/PTPO Awaiting decision

  St Leonards C Of E Church Wollaton Road Nottingham Nottingham City NG8 2AF

  Scots Pine (Pinus sylvestris) Tree Code: Sgl/033128 Works: Reduce one limb extending over a third-party garden by approximately 25%. Final pruning cuts to be 150-300mm diameter as appropriate. Objective is to reduce the risk of branch failure impacting the neighbouring conservatory. Rowan (Sorbus aucuparia) Tree Code: Sgl/033130 Works: Sectionally fell and remove the tree. Treat stump with approved herbicide plugs following felling. Remove all arising debris from site. Reason: Significant decline and dysfunction. Basal cavity, stem decay, dieback, included bark unions and extensive longitudinal wounding. Scots Pine (Pinus sylvestris) Tree Code: Sgl/033404 Works: Crown lift to 3.5m above ground level. Remove low branches overhanging headstones to improve clearance. Scots Pine (Pinus sylvestris) Tree Code: Sgl/033410 Works: Crown lift to 3.5m above ground level. Remove low branches overhanging headstones to improve clearance. Holly Group (Ilex aquifolium) Tree Code: Grp/925009 Works: Crown lift five trees to provide approximately 3.5m clearance over the highway. Remove low overhanging vegetation to maintain road clearance. Elder (Sambucus nigra) Tree Code: Sgl/925012 Works: Remove the limb closest to the building. Achieve and maintain a clear separation of 1-2 metres between the canopy and the building. Final pruning cuts to be 150-300mm diameter as appropriate. Summary of Works 1 x limb reduction to Scots Pine over neighbouring property. 1 x tree removal and stump treatment (Rowan). 2 x crown lifts to 3.5m on Scots Pines over headstones. 5 x Holly trees crown lifted to 3.5m for highway clearance. 1 x branch removal from Elder to provide building clearance. Total: 11 trees affected, including one tree removal.

  Received 20 Aug, published by the council 27 Aug 2026 Trees
• 26/01457/PTPO Awaiting decision

  5 Rectory Gardens Nottingham Nottingham City NG8 2AR

  T1 Atlas Cedar. Works required: Atlas Cedar tree shaping- 1.5m full crown reduction top and sides. Targeting the longer branches that come out of the crown. Create a 1.5m clearance from both properties. Reason: The tree has had some previous pruning works. Thetree has recovered well and all wounds healedalong with good stable recovery growth. There hasbeen a big tear out in the upper canopy 3 yearsago. This has healed well. No outward signs ofdistress and good uniformity with the crown andmain structure. Tree is protected under TPO 55 reference T4.

  Received 14 Aug, published by the council 24 Aug 2026 Trees