Hagley Hall Hall Lane Hagley Worcestershire DY9 9LG

This site has had 2 applications since 2026: 2 approved, 0 refused.

• 26/00595/S211 Granted

  Hagley Hall Hall Lane Hagley Worcestershire DY9 9LG

  dentification and Description of Proposed Tree Works Please refer to the attached site plan identifying the trees subject to the proposed works. Tree references 1-9 comprise mixed broadleaf species including oak, walnut and beech located around the cricket ground. Tree references 11 and 12 are also broadleaf trees requiring crown lifting works. Tree reference 10 is the lime tree located adjacent to the pavilion/clubhouse. The proposed works comprise crown lifting to all identified broadleaf trees surrounding the cricket ground, as discussed during the site visit. Works to include: Crown lifting by means of secondary pruning only. Removal of secondary growth and lower subsidiary branches to raise the canopy height to approximately 4.2 metres above ground level. In some locations, canopy clearance may be increased to approximately 5.2 metres where necessary to allow suitable access and egress around the site. No primary limbs to be removed unless specifically discussed on site. Additional works to Tree 10 (lime tree adjacent to the pavilion/clubhouse): Secondary pruning only to crown lift branches overhanging the building. Selected lateral growth to be reduced to decrease end weight by approximately 2.5 metres. All works to be carried out in accordance with good arboricultural practice and BS3998:2010 Tree Work Recommendations.

  Decided 31 Jul 2026 Trees

1. 18 May 2026

   Received by Redditch

2. 29 Jun 2026

   Validated

   Checked as complete and ready for consideration.

3. 31 Jul 2026

   Decision issued: Trees Granted

4. 8 Aug 2026

   Added to PlanIndex

Redditch granted permission on 31 July 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.

• Hagley Hall Hall Lane Hagley Worcestershire DY9 9LG

  TPO26/113 Submitted 18 May 2026 50 yards away

  dentification and Description of Proposed Tree Works Please refer to the attached site plan identifying the trees subject to the proposed works. Tree references 1-9 comprise mixed broadleaf species including oak, walnut and beech located around the cricket ground. Tree references 11 and 12 are also broadleaf trees requiring crown lifting works. Tree reference 10 is the lime tree located adjacent to the pavilion/clubhouse. The proposed works comprise crown lifting to all identified broadleaf trees surrounding the cricket ground, as discussed during the site visit. Works to include: Crown lifting by means of secondary pruning only. Removal of secondary growth and lower subsidiary branches to raise the canopy height to approximately 4.2 metres above ground level. In some locations, canopy clearance may be increased to approximately 5.2 metres where necessary to allow suitable access and egress around the site. No primary limbs to be removed unless specifically discussed on site. Additional works to Tree 10 (lime tree adjacent to the pavilion/clubhouse): Secondary pruning only to crown lift branches overhanging the building. Selected lateral growth to be reduced to decrease end weight by approximately 2.5 metres. All works to be carried out in accordance with good arboricultural practice and BS3998:2010 Tree Work Recommendations.

  Granted Trees 1 doc

• Hagley Hall Hall Lane Hagley Worcestershire DY9 9LG

  26/00595/S211 Submitted 18 May 2026 50 yards away

  dentification and Description of Proposed Tree Works Please refer to the attached site plan identifying the trees subject to the proposed works. Tree references 1-9 comprise mixed broadleaf species including oak, walnut and beech located around the cricket ground. Tree references 11 and 12 are also broadleaf trees requiring crown lifting works. Tree reference 10 is the lime tree located adjacent to the pavilion/clubhouse. The proposed works comprise crown lifting to all identified broadleaf trees surrounding the cricket ground, as discussed during the site visit. Works to include: Crown lifting by means of secondary pruning only. Removal of secondary growth and lower subsidiary branches to raise the canopy height to approximately 4.2 metres above ground level. In some locations, canopy clearance may be increased to approximately 5.2 metres where necessary to allow suitable access and egress around the site. No primary limbs to be removed unless specifically discussed on site. Additional works to Tree 10 (lime tree adjacent to the pavilion/clubhouse): Secondary pruning only to crown lift branches overhanging the building. Selected lateral growth to be reduced to decrease end weight by approximately 2.5 metres. All works to be carried out in accordance with good arboricultural practice and BS3998:2010 Tree Work Recommendations.

  Granted Trees 1 doc

• Hagley Hall Hall Lane Hagley Worcestershire DY9 9LG

  26/00595/S211 Submitted 18 May 2026 50 yards away

  dentification and Description of Proposed Tree Works Please refer to the attached site plan identifying the trees subject to the proposed works. Tree references 1-9 comprise mixed broadleaf species including oak, walnut and beech located around the cricket ground. Tree references 11 and 12 are also broadleaf trees requiring crown lifting works. Tree reference 10 is the lime tree located adjacent to the pavilion/clubhouse. The proposed works comprise crown lifting to all identified broadleaf trees surrounding the cricket ground, as discussed during the site visit. Works to include: Crown lifting by means of secondary pruning only. Removal of secondary growth and lower subsidiary branches to raise the canopy height to approximately 4.2 metres above ground level. In some locations, canopy clearance may be increased to approximately 5.2 metres where necessary to allow suitable access and egress around the site. No primary limbs to be removed unless specifically discussed on site. Additional works to Tree 10 (lime tree adjacent to the pavilion/clubhouse): Secondary pruning only to crown lift branches overhanging the building. Selected lateral growth to be reduced to decrease end weight by approximately 2.5 metres. All works to be carried out in accordance with good arboricultural practice and BS3998:2010 Tree Work Recommendations.

  Granted Trees 1 doc

• Hagley Hall Hall Lane Hagley Stourbridge Worcestershire DY9 9LG

  TPO19/212 Submitted 11 Dec 2019 50 yards away

  Oak (T1) to be felled due to disease and position being a danger to users of the churchyard Oak (T2) to have dead top removed and side branches removed to a level that when the tree collapses the top will not destroy the deer fence. With ongoing restoration of the park and a program of specimen tree planting, oak (T1) will be replaced in another part of the park with another oak standard

  Granted Trees
  Small domestic

• 28 Hall Lane Hagley Stourbridge Worcestershire DY9 9LL

  19/01346/FUL Submitted 11 Oct 2019 400 yards away

  jhSingle storey domestic extension

  Granted Full applications Extension 6 docs

• 28 Hall Lane Hagley Stourbridge Worcestershire DY9 9LL

  19/01346/FUL Submitted 11 Oct 2019 400 yards away

  jhSingle storey domestic extension

  Granted Full applications Extension 6 docs

• TPO19/062 Granted

  Tall Trees 3 Woodshill Avenue Lickey Birmingham Worcestershire B45 8HD

  Proposed pruning work. T1 Pine - neighbouring pine - lift/selectivity prune one side to 4m. G1 - hedge at front of property - top out new growth + shape sides. T2 Pine - selectively remove 3 lowest laterals + remove previously damaged limb. T3 Oak - deadwood. T4 Sycamore - 20% canopy thin. T5 - Horse Chestnut - 25% canopy thin to relive sail effect and remove crossing lateral. T6 Pine - minor deadwood in crown.

  Received 24 May, published by the council 23 Jul 2026 Trees
• TPO26/105 Granted

  Little Beehive 9 Purnell Gardens Hagley Worcestershire DY9 0BQ

  The tree at the end of our garden, which has a TPO needs to be managed as the branches grow horizontally across our fence causing pressure to and damage to the top of the fence. I would like to remove the branches that are damaging the fence.

  Received 13 Jul, published by the council 21 Aug 2026 Trees
• TPO26/144 Awaiting decision

  35 Weatheroak Close Redditch Worcestershire B97 5TF

  Tree is the only tree on the property left side border looking down garden from the patio. Work was performed in 2018 and we would like crown reduction to the same point as previous as the tree is blocking significant levels of natural light.

  Received 28 Sep, published by the council 4 Oct 2026 Trees
• TPO26/143 Awaiting decision

  12 Heathfield Road Redditch Worcestershire B97 5SQ

  T1 Oak Remove to The tree works are proposed to stop the influence of the tree(s) on the soil below building foundation level and provide long term stability.to 14 Heathfield Road Redditch B97 5SQ Estimated costs of repair to the building are ?63360.00 if the influence of the tree(s) remain and ?4,225.10 if the proposed tree works are allowed to proceed. Granting permission will limit these costs. In the event of a refusal we, or our clients, will seek to secure compensation for the additional costs incurred through Section 202(e). Should the tree/s remain the total cost of repairs will be the Superstructural repairs + Alternative method of repairs = ?67585.10 It is the expert opinion of both the case engineer and arboriculturalist that on the balance of probabilities the supporting information demonstrates the influence of the tree(s). Note: Further monitoring results may be submitted if these become available during the course of this application.

  Received 25 Sep, published by the council 4 Oct 2026 Trees
• TPO26/127 Granted

  1 Pipe Close Redditch Worcestershire B98 7FR

  The big tree at the top of the garden TPO NO 61 Would like to trim it on sides and top to reduce its significant size As the saying goes ,,,prevention is better than cure If i dont deal with it soon it will be touching neighbouring apartments in Honeychurch close I would welcome a visit from the tree officer to understand the complexity of this tree in its position in relation to neighbouring apartment block

  Received 26 Aug, published by the council 7 Sep 2026 Trees