3 Vicarage Road, Henley on Thames, Oxon, RG9 1HF

1. 25 Oct 2017

   Received by South Oxfordshire

2. 14 Nov 2017

   Decision issued: No obj CA works

3. 15 Aug 2026

   Added to PlanIndex

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• 3 Vicarage Road HENLEY-ON-THAMES RG9 1HF

  P17/S0174/HH Submitted 16 Jan 2017 0m away

  Two new conservation rooflights on front elevation and one conservation rooflight on rear side elevation

  Decided Householder Loft or dormer 8 docs
  Domestic

• 7 Vicarage Road, Henley on Thames, Oxon, RG9 1HF

  P19/S3495/TCA Submitted 13 Feb 2019 0m away

  Weeping Birch Maple Weeping Birch - remove c.5 shoots at the top to reshape crown and prevent branches growing up into overhead telephone wires. Maple - this is fan shape. Reduce tops of branches by c.1m to keep fan shape. Reason: prevent new shoots from groiwng into overhead telephone wires. Remarks:

  Decided Trees 2 docs

• 3 Vicarage Road HENLEY-ON-THAMES RG9 1HF

  P16/S3730/NM Submitted 8 Nov 2016 0m away

  Non material amendment to application ref. P16/S2860/HH - 3 x new rooflights. Two on front elevation and one on rear elevation. Loft conversion and rear dormer window

  Refused Amendments Loft or dormer Windows or glazing 6 docs

• 9 Vicarage Road, Henley on Thames, RG9 1HF

  P18/S4470/TCA Submitted 10 May 2018 0m away

  T2 Box Elder. T3 Apple Tree. T2 Box Elder- Reduce to previous pollard template by 2-3.0m in height and up to 1.5m in lateral spread, leaving a balanced and flowing crown outline. T3 Apple Tree- Reduce height to previous template approx 1.5m and reduce face back by up to 0.5m keeping pruning wounds to a maximum of 40mm. Remarks:

  Decided Trees 2 docs

• 26 Vicarage Road Henley-on-thames RG9 1HJ

  P26/S1232/TCA Submitted 29 Apr 2026 44m away

  T1 and T2 Oak tree - Remove to ground level. T3 Hazel coppice - Coppice to ground level. T4 Prunus - no works. T5 Birch tree - remove to ground level. T6 Holly - Remove to ground level. T7 Acer - No works. T8 Apple - No works. T9 Birch - Remove to ground level. The previous owner of the property planted a large number of trees in a relatively small garden. The current owner and applicant wishes to remove the Oak trees as they have been planted in very close proximity to the boundary and they have poor form due to the small spacing between the trees. They would like to remove the Holly and 2 of the Birch to give more space to the neighbouring trees and provide a view up the garden of the Acer.

  Decided Trees 9 docs

• Greenview, 2 St Marks Road, Henley on Thames, Oxon, RG9 1LJ

  P16/S4721/TCA Submitted 27 Oct 2016 75m away

  T1 - Acer T2 - Acer T3 - Hornbeam (neighbouring property) T1 - Acer - crown reduce by 1-1.5m in height and lateral spread to match, leaving a well balanced flowing crown. T2 - Acer - as T1. T3 - Hornbeam - located in neighbouring property (owners permission granted) lightly reduce lateral spread to SW, W and NW over driveway and towards above Acer by 1-1.5m to contain. Remarks: Spec:

  Decided Trees 2 docs

• P26/S3819/TCA Decided

  The Old Saddlery The Green Great Milton Oxford OX44 7NT

  T1, Silver Birch, historic heavy pruning by utility company. Reduce tree to manage its canopy by pruning 1 metre or as available pruning points dictate

  1 Sep 2026 Trees
• P26/S3436/TPO Granted

  The Mill Sonning Eye Reading RG4 6TY

  Tree 1 London plane - Requires crown lift of the small diameter branches above the front car park and near to the main entrance to the theatre. Ideally 5 metre clearance is required for delivery vehicles and coaches. Small diameter branches that are close to the building need pruning to give 2 metre clearance. Remove deadwood from higher up and inspect the tree for signs of hollowing or disease.

  7 Aug 2026 Trees
• P26/S3948/TCA Decided

  Iden House Bakers Lane Brightwell-cum-sotwell Wallingford OX10 0PY

  T1 poplar fell to ground, due to the proximity to neighbouring properties and a concern from the homeowner regarding the overall size of the tree

  4 Sep 2026 Trees
• P26/S3880/TCA Decided

  The Mill Sonning Eye Reading RG4 6TY

  (T2) Ash - Requires crown lift of the small diameter branches above car park to provide 5 metre clearance for delivery and waste collection vehicles. Small diameter branches close to the building need pruning to give a 2 metre clearance to help prevent damage to the sloped roof. Remove deadwood. (T3) Horse chestnut - Requires crown lift of the small diameter branches above car park area to give a 4 metre clearance for cars and vans. Remove deadwood. (T4) Ash - Originally listed as a Willow tree by mistake. Requires pollarding at suitable point at approximately 3 metres above ground level. The tree has good regrowth lower down and is ideal for this procedure.

  7 Aug 2026 Trees
• P26/S3143/TPO Granted

  Black Gables 14 Rotherfield Road Henley-on-thames RG9 1NN

  G1 Various species. Down track between properties. - Prune back from gutters. Prune branches to provide a clearance of approximately 0.5-1.0m. This will target tertiary & secondary branches. Where thought necessary this may entail the removal of small diameter (<60mm) primary branches so as not to introduce large wounds close to the stem of the tree. G2 Various species. Front drive to house. - Prune branches to provide a clearance of approximately 5.0m over the driveway. This will target tertiary & secondary branches. Where thought necessary this may entail the removal of small diameter (<60mm) primary branches so as not to introduce large wounds close to the stem of the tree. T1 Maple. Centre front lawn - Prune branches to provide a clearance of approximately 2.5m over the lawn area. This will target tertiary & secondary branches. Where thought necessary this may entail the removal of small diameter (<60mm) primary branches so as not to introduce large wounds close to the stem of the tree. G3 Various species. RHS path into the rear garden - Prune & trim to provide a clearance of approximately 1.0m from the roof line and gutters. This action will remove up to 1.5m of lower lateral branch growth. - Prune back to path edging where possible, by removal of up to 0.5m where via a combination of hedge cutting and light pruning. - Prune Lime trees to approximately 5.0m fgl (from ground level) to clear roof line - This will target tertiary & secondary branches. Where thought necessary this may entail the removal of small diameter (<60mm) primary branches so as not to introduce large wounds close to the stem of the tree. T2 Oak. 1st Oak RHS rear garden. - Prune epicormic growth back to source up to crown break. - Lightly prune to provide a clearance of up to 1.0 m from the Amelanchier. This will target tertiary & secondary branches. Where thought necessary this may entail the removal of small diameter (<60mm) primary branches so as not to introduce large wounds close to the stem of the tree. T3 Oak. 2nd Oak RHS of rear garden. - Prune epicormic growth back to source up to crown break. T4 Yew. RHS of T3. - Light reduction of the top edge to blend into remaining upper crown. This action will remove up to 0.5m of garden side lateral growth. T5 Oak. On the LHS of the rear garden - Prune epicormic growth back to source up to crown break. - Prune branches to provide a clearance of approximately 4.5m over the lawn area. This will target tertiary & secondary branches. Where thought necessary this may entail the removal of small diameter (<60mm) primary branches so as not to introduce large wounds close to the stem of the tree. T6 Sycamore. LHS rear garden behind T5. - Prune branches to provide a clearance of approximately 4.5m over the shrub bed areas. This will target tertiary & secondary branches. Where thought necessary this may entail the removal of small diameter (<60mm) primary branches so as not to introduce large wounds close to the stem of the tree.

  23 Jul 2026 Trees