Planning application
BA/2026/0194/TCAA
Manor House Tunstall Road Halvergate Norfolk NR13 3FD
Proposal
T1: Oak - re-pollard to previous cuts, reducing the crown by 3-4m (current height 9m). Reduce branches overhanging livery yard on western aspect back to within 0.5m of wall. T2: Horse Chestnut - re-pollard to previous cuts reducing the crown by 4-5m (current height 10m)
As published by the council, reference BA/2026/0194/TCAA
Timeline
Dates from the published record
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23 Jul 2026
Received by The Broads Authority
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27 Jul 2026
Added to PlanIndex
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Decision
Awaiting decision
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How this application type works
Tree applications cover work to protected trees: those under a tree preservation order need consent for pruning or felling, and trees in a conservation area need six weeks written notice before work starts. The council assesses the amenity value of the tree and can refuse consent, approve it with conditions, or in conservation areas make a preservation order in response.
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Within 500 metres
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BA/2025/0318/TCAA Granted
Tunstall Hall Tunstall Road Halvergate Norfolk NR13 3FD
T1: Eucalyptus (19m height) - reduce down to historic pollard points at 3-4m from ground level. T2: Ash - fell. T3: Portuguese Laurel (6m height) - reduce down to a pollard at around 3m. T4: Walnut - remove branch conflicting with roof back to parent branch near to main stem due to impact on outbuilding. T5: Cherry - crown raise to clear outbuilding by 0.5-1m approx. 4m from ground level. G6: group of trees conflicting with overhead fibre cable to be pruned to clear any snagging with wires.
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BA/2025/0374/TCAA Granted
Manor Lodge Tunstall Road Halvergate Norfolk NR13 3FD
T1: Acer - repollard back to historic points at around 4m from ground level (current height 7m). T2: Oak - reduce southern aspect by 1.5m to reduce bias (current radial spread 8m). T3: Field Maple - reduce to coppice stool around 1m from ground level due to proximity to overhead power lines. T4: Cherry - reduce branch on northern aspect to clear wire by around 2m.
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2026/0070 Granted
4 Marsh Road Halvergate Norfolk NR13 3PT
Single storey rear extension - THIS APPLICATION WILL BE DETERMINED BY THE BROADS AUTHORITY - BA/2025/0409/HOUSEH
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BA/2025/0409/HOUSEH Granted
4 Marsh Road Halvergate Norwich Norfolk NR13 3PT
Single storey rear extension.
Other trees applications
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BA/2026/0159/TCAA Granted
Millennium Garden Wherry Close Chedgrave NR14 6LS
T1: Aspen - height reduction from 19m to 15.5m. Reduce crown spread from 12m to 7m.
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BA/2026/0156/TCAA Granted
Fenside Horsefen Road Ludham Norfolk NR29 5QG
G1: Ash - Fell due to dieback.
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BA/2026/0154/TCAA Granted
Yeoman House Beech Road Wroxham Norwich NR12 8TP
T1-4: Limes - crown raise to 4m
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BA/2026/0155/TCAA Granted
Coltishall Hall 45 Wroxham Road Coltishall Norfolk NR12 7AF
T6: Corsican Pine - reduce main extended limb south over road by up to 3m. G2: Lawson Cypress - crown lift to 5.2m for vehicle access.
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BA/2026/0128/TPOA Granted
Caister Hall Caister Castle Castle Lane West Caister Norfolk NR30 5SN
T1: Horse Chestnut - reduce southern crown by approx. 2m. D1: Limes & Hose Chestnuts - crown raise over drive to approx. 5m. T7: Oak - remove epicormic growth to 3m. T9: Cherry - fell. T11: Cherry x2 - crown raise to 2.5m. T12: Beech - crown reduction of 2.5m - 3m. T14: Sycamore - remove branch overhanging shed. T15: Sycamore - remove/stabilise deadwood within crown, remove hanging branches. T19: Beech - remove 4 main extending branches on the roof-side.