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Planning applications in South Oxfordshire, August 2026
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Applications, August 2026
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P26/S3329/HH Decided
Prospect Farm Cottesmore Lane Ewelme Wallingford OX10 6HD
Conversion of the barn to provide ancillary accommodation.
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P26/S3365/HH Decided
18 Newfield Road Sonning Common Reading RG4 9TB
Demolition of concrete garage and proposed timber garden room.
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P26/S3324/HH Granted
6 Wykeham Rise Chinnor OX39 4PS
Demolition of existing rear extensions and garage; erection of single-storey rear and side extensions, front porch, and associated external and internal alterations.
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P26/S3337/LB Decided
Oxford Lodge 41 Northfield End Henley-on-thames RG9 2JJ
Installation of through floor lift.
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P26/S3336/FUL Granted
Holton Library Holton Oxford OX33 1QQ
Decarbonisation works requiring creation of new external plant room, installation of air source heat pumps and changing of windows
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P26/S3321/LDP Decided
Wildwood Chinnor Hill Chinnor OX39 4BE
Installation of an outdoor swimming pool with localized excavation for retaining structure to support the pool, associated plant room and outdoor paving, and a greenhouse adjacent to the pool.
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P26/S3322/HH Granted
Glanford Goring Road Woodcote Reading RG8 0QE
Proposed first floor extensions and internal alterations.
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P26/S3325/TCA Decided
1 Beansheaf Terrace Wallingford OX10 0DQ
T1 - Silver Birch - Reduce by approx 2m to previous points
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P26/S3338/TCA Decided
The Thatch 29-30 High Street Thame OX9 2AA
G1 Sycamore x3 - Pollard tree at 5 metres from ground level. Reasons for Works: The trees are located within the pub's bin store area in close proximity to surrounding structures. During inspection, it was noted that soil has been built up around the base of the stems above the natural root flare, which may be concealing basal decay. In addition, both trees are exhibiting signs of physiological stress, including crown decline and secondary branch dieback. Given their location adjacent to areas of public access and nearby structures, the trees present an elevated risk to people and property. Pollarding is therefore recommended to achieve a significant reduction in crown weight, allowing the trees to be retained while reducing the level of risk to an acceptable level.
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P26/S3342/TCA Decided
All Souls Cottage 5 Church Lane Lewknor Watlington OX49 5TP
T1 Ash - Reduce the height of the secondary scaffold limbs forming the upper crown by up to 2 metres. Reduce the overextended lateral branches by up to 3 metres to alleviate end-weight and reduce wind loading, whilst maintaining a balanced and natural crown form. T2 Silver Birch - Reduce the height and spread of the tree by up to 1.5 metre, approximately back to the previous pruning points. Reasons for works - T1 is a mature tree with extensive basal hollowing and evidence of a previous primary limb failure, resulting in an unbalanced crown and associated decay within the main stem. The proposed reduction is intended to alleviate end-weight, reduce loading on the remaining structure, and aid in the long-term retention of the tree. T2 forms part of a routine maintenance programme and is proposed in accordance with the previous management regime to maintain the tree at an appropriate size and condition.
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P26/S3343/TCA Decided
2 Bell Close Thame OX9 3AN
T5 Silver Maple - Reduce the height and spread of the tree by up to 2 metre, approximately back to the previous pruning points. Reason for Works: The proposed works comprise routine maintenance pruning to maintain the tree at an appropriate size for its location, whilst preserving suitable clearances from surrounding features.
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