Land To West Of North Mead & East Of Lloyd Road, Chichester.

1. 7 Jul 2026

   Received by South Downs National Park

2. 15 Jul 2026

   Validated

   Checked as complete and ready for consideration.

3. 27 Jul 2026

   Added to PlanIndex

4. 10 Sep 2026

   Decision issued: Permit

South Downs National Park granted permission on 10 September 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.

• Pinewood House Answorth Close Chichester West Sussex

  25/02566/FUL Submitted 27 Oct 2025 50 yards away

  Replacement of all existing single-glazed windows with double-glazed uPVC and timber windows.

  Granted Full applications Windows or glazing 92 docs

• Pinewood House Answorth Close Chichester West Sussex

  25/02566/FUL Submitted 27 Oct 2025 50 yards away

  Replacement of all existing single-glazed windows with double-glazed uPVC and timber windows.

  Granted Full applications Windows or glazing 92 docs

• Pinewood House Answorth Close Chichester West Sussex

  26/00289/FUL Submitted 3 Feb 2026 100 yards away

  Change of use from student accommodation (Sui Generis) to create 51no. short stay accommodation units with associated car parking and hard and soft landscaping.

  Granted Full applications 284 docs

• Pinewood House Answorth Close Chichester West Sussex

  26/00289/FUL Submitted 3 Feb 2026 100 yards away

  Change of use from student accommodation (Sui Generis) to create 51no. short stay accommodation units with associated car parking and hard and soft landscaping.

  Granted Full applications 280 docs

• Pinewood House Answorth Close Chichester West Sussex

  26/01622/TPA Submitted 21 Jul 2026 100 yards away

  100% historically approved · decision due ~5 Oct

  Crown lift eastern sectors by up to 4m (above ground level) and reduce eastern sectors by 2m (to create a gap with building line) on 3 no. Common Lime trees and 1 no. Sycamore tree (T1). Fell 1 no. Lime tree (T2) and 1 no. Holm Oak tree (T4). Removal of 1 no. eastern limb (growing towards approved building) on 1 no. Sycamore tree (T3). Crown lift western sectors by up to 4m (above ground level) on 4 no. Common Lime trees and 1 no. Sycamore tree (T7). All within Group, G1 subject to CC/08/00021/TPO.

  Awaiting decision Trees 2 docs

• Graylingwell Chapel Blomfield Drive Chichester West Sussex PO19 6BZ

  25/02978/TPA Submitted 15 Dec 2025 100 yards away

  Crown lift lower canopy by 2m on 5 no. Lime tree (T246, T255, T377, T380 and T381) and crown lift lower canopy by 2m on 1 no. Holm Oak tree (T386). All trees within Group (G1), subject to CC/08/00021/TPO.

  Granted Trees 3 docs

• SDNP/26/04210/TCA Awaiting decision

  51 The Avenue Lewes East Sussex BN7 1QU

  T1 - Walnut - Remove a single branch that runs parallel to the garden boundary

  Received 30 Oct, published by the council 2 Nov 2026 Trees
• SDNP/26/04179/TCA Awaiting decision

  Giles Barn Alresford Road Itchen Stoke Hampshire SO24 0QZ

  T1 Eucalyptus in northwest corner: My neighbour and I have been growing increasingly concerned about a tree within my property, and close to her property, which is a large Eucalyptus, planted by the previous home owner. Whilst this non-native tree has been pollarded regularly by qualified professionals, it continues to grow bigger, which I am told it is typical of the species, to the point where its trunk is over 1m diameter. The main issues currently are: ? We are advised the root system of this species is typically shallow and the risk of falling is high, and increases as it ages. Should this happen, it would land on the property with catastrophic damage, but also with a significant risk to life. My neighbour?s property is close enough to also be at high risk. The tree is directly next to the footpath which for the reasons above presents another risk to the public. Extensive damage to the driveway due to the root system, much of which has had to be repaired again this year Damage to the drainage across the drive ? again, which has been repaired again this year The roots have caused the property perimeter stone wall to collapse. To repair it we are advised some roots will require cutting which will increase the risk of the tree falling. The roots have also lifted patio stones. I would appreciate your consideration to remove this tree, especially as we approach another UK winter with associated high winds and precipitation, as it is causing real concern. T2 Swedish Whitebeam in southwest corner: Request lateral crown reduction on the eastern and southern sectors only, shortening branches by up to 2m to provide 1.5m clearance from the adjacent roof, guttering and greenhouse. Sweet Gum and Silver Birch in northeast corner are crowding each other out, resulting in one-sided, highly asymmetrical canopies. Request to reduce the crown height by 6m and width by 3m of both trees (40%) to prevent them from becoming completely unviable and a structural hazard. T3

  Received 28 Oct, published by the council 2 Nov 2026 Trees
• SDNP/26/04167/TPO Awaiting decision

  1 The Crescent Twyford Hampshire SO21 1NL

  T1 & T2- Limes: Permission to crown lift both trees to a finishing height of approximately 1-1.5m above the height of the street lamp. A survey company submitted a formal notice requiring the trees to be pruned so sufficient light can be directed toward the road from the street light.

  Received 28 Oct, published by the council 2 Nov 2026 Trees
• SDNP/26/04146/TCA Awaiting decision

  Church Cottage 29 East Dean Lane East Dean West Sussex PO18 0JG

  Notification of intention to reduce height by up to 2.5m and reduce widths by up to 2m on 1 no. Walnut tree (T1) and 1 no. Yew tree (T2).

  Received 27 Oct, published by the council 2 Nov 2026 Trees
• SDNP/26/04147/TCA Awaiting decision

  Home Farm The Street Glynde East Sussex BN8 6SX

  Group 1. Clearance of dead, diseased, and dying trees, inc. 23no Dead Elms, 5no Elms displaying DED, 1no. Field Maple, 1no. Ash. Clearance of scrub, inc. Clematis, Sumac, Blackthorn, Lilac, and Dogwood to allow relandscaping of the area with ornamental planting.

  Received 27 Oct, published by the council 2 Nov 2026 Trees