3 WOLVEY HALL FARM CLOSE, WOLVEY, LE10 3LX

1. 26 Jun 2026

   Received by Rugby

2. 13 Jul 2026

   Validated

   Checked as complete and ready for consideration.

3. 23 Jul 2026

   Added to PlanIndex

4. Decision

   Awaiting decision

   Decision expected by 7 September 2026, 8 weeks from validation under the statutory target for most applications. Extensions of time are common and are agreed case by case.

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• RIVENDELL, HALL LANE, WOLVEY, HINCKLEY, LE10 3LF

  R21/0680 Submitted 18 Jun 2021 39m away

  Demolition of conservatory and construction of a single storey rear extension

  Granted Outline Extension Demolition 8 docs
  Small domestic

• WOODSTOCK HOUSE, THE SQUARE, WOLVEY, LE10 3LJ

  R19/0518 Submitted 24 Oct 2019 194m away

  Erection of two storey rear/side extension.

  Granted Outline Extension 6 docs

• 16, Bulkington Road, Wolvey, Hinckley, LE10 3LA

  R26/0134 Submitted 9 Feb 2026 250m away

  Single storey and double storey rear extensions, and single storey side extension

  Granted Outline Extension 8 docs
  Small domestic

• 18, BULKINGTON ROAD, WOLVEY, HINCKLEY, LE10 3LA

  R21/0742 Submitted 5 Jul 2021 264m away

  To provide new single storey rear infill extension. This extension will propose a new mono pitched roof and will contain a floor plan of 2.566m x 3.854m.

  Granted Outline Extension 6 docs
  Small domestic

• 6 Church Hill Close, Wolvey, LE10 3HH

  R08/0409/INVA Submitted 14 Mar 2008 287m away

  95% historically approved · decision due ~9 May

  Retension of rear conservatory

  Awaiting decision Extension

• 4, CHURCH CLOSE, WOLVEY, HINCKLEY, LE10 3LU

  R24/1072 Submitted 15 Nov 2024 287m away

  On 21/12/24 and without warning the largest bough on a huge Cedar tree TPO number T13 snapped clean from the trunk and fell to the ground. Demolishing a garden shed and fencing on and beyond my property and a small wall as it did so. RBC agreed immediately that removal of this bough was a priority and assured me I did not need permission. Using an arborist from a list provided (Gavin Hobson) the bough was lifted using a hoists and cut up on site. The removal and subsequent repairs to property led to an Insurance claim of circa 6,000. More importantly- if anyone had been in the shed at the time they would have been killed. Pictures of the damage are available. When remedial work was complete, I asked Mr. Hobson for advice on making the tree safe in order to avoid a similar accident. His recommendation was as follows: " my suggestion(s) would be to remove all deadwood from the crown of the cedar tree as well as thinning the crown of the tree by 10% on the outer extremities this would include the removal of any defect branches & crossing branches. This would reduce some of the weight on the branches. It would also hopefully allow wind to pass through the tree reducing the sail effect that can occur. I have also attached a screen shot of the arb association description of crown thinning which is the governing body for trees in the uk If you let me know your thoughts I can get a quote over to you asap." We agreed that we would wait (as per regulations) until all bird nesting had ceased and avian activity was at a minimum before applying to commence work. That time is now, before winter storms see any repetition. Regardless of the quotation (not yet agreed) I wish to proceed with the application and if use Mr. Hobson again as he knows the layout, knows the tree and his work was first class.

  Granted Trees 3 docs
  Small domestic