56 Lechlade Road Faringdon Oxfordshire SN7 8AQ

This site has had 5 applications since 2010: 0 approved, 1 refused.

• P11/V2799 Decided

  56 Lechlade Road Faringdon Oxfordshire SN7 8AQ

  Erection of a detached dwelling. (Re-submission of withdrawn application 11/01458/FUL)

  Decided 26 Jan 2012
• P11/V2376 Decided

  56 Lechlade Road Faringdon Oxfordshire SN7 8AQ

  Erection of a detached dwelling and single garage. (Land to rear of 56 Lechlade Road)

  Decided 30 Nov 2011
• P11/V1458 Withdrawn

  56 Lechlade Road Faringdon Oxfordshire SN7 8AQ

  Proposed erection of detached dwelling.

  Decided 6 Sep 2011
• P10/V1850 Withdrawn

  56 Lechlade Road Faringdon Oxfordshire SN7 8AQ

  To construct 1 x 2 storey 5 bed dwelling with detached single garage (land to rear of 56 Lechlade Road). A new access road to be constructed from adjacent Woodview.

  Decided 10 Jun 2013

1. 15 Sep 2010

   Received by Vale of White Horse

2. 16 Sep 2010

   Validated

   Checked as complete and ready for consideration.

3. 10 Nov 2010

   Decision issued: Refusal of Planning Permission

4. 9 Sep 2026

   Added to PlanIndex

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• 56 Lechlade Road Faringdon Oxfordshire SN7 8AQ

  P11/V2376 Submitted 29 Sep 2011 0m away

  Erection of a detached dwelling and single garage. (Land to rear of 56 Lechlade Road)

  Decided New dwelling 19 docs
  Domestic

• 56 Lechlade Road Faringdon SN7 8AQ

  P14/V2010/LDP Submitted 1 Sep 2014 2m away

  Certificate of lawfulness for a proposed single storey rear extension.

  Decided Lawful development Extension 5 docs
  Small domestic

• Land to rear of 56 Lechlade Road Faringdon Oxon SN7 8AQ

  P13/V1205/DIS Submitted 30 May 2013 35m away

  Application for discharge of conditions 2,3,5,7 and 8 of planning permission P11/V2376

  Decided Conditions 8 docs

• 56 Lechlade Road Faringdon Oxfordshire SN7 8AQ

  P10/V1850 Submitted 2 Oct 2010 43m away

  To construct 1 x 2 storey 5 bed dwelling with detached single garage (land to rear of 56 Lechlade Road). A new access road to be constructed from adjacent Woodview.

  Withdrawn 16 docs
  Domestic

• Leylands, Lechlade Road, Faringdon, SN7 8AQ

  P26/V0771/TCA Submitted 29 Mar 2026 68m away

  G1 Silver Birch x8 - reduce heights by approx. 5m. Our client would like more light in front garden as well as neighbouring gardening adjacent to their property, which are overshadowed by the trees. Due to the close proximity and size of the gardens mentioned, this is why my clients would like a significant height reduction.

  Decided Trees 2 docs

• 56 Lechlade Road, Faringdon, Oxon, SN7 8AQ

  P13/V2782/TCA Submitted 15 Mar 2013 68m away

  T1 - Lime T2 - Lime T1 is a Lime, 23.5m in ht & with a breast height dia. of approx 1200mm. It is growing against the boundary wall, which has partially collapsed. There is a dense basal growth around the stem making inspection of the base adjacent to the wall impossible. T1 is growing as a pair with T2. It is a mature tree in good condition. The tree contains an awkward 4-way fork at 18m, which is a point of potential structural weakness.There is minor die back at branch extremities & a number of larger dead branches within the crown. There is a dead branch, with a diameter of approx 125mm located over the shed.There is extensive epicormic growth and the crown is congested. T2 is a Lime, 26m in ht & with a breast height dia. of approx 1000mm. The tree is growing as a pair with T1, sharing an overall crown shape.The tree has a reasonable crown structure, but with dense epicormic growth & congested crown. Both trees are in reasonable condition, although they have reached maturity & there is minor die-back beginning at branch extremities. The trees are growing as a pair, with an overlapping crown shape.They are important trees in the landscape. They should be treated in the same way to maintain the overall crown shape.There is a risk of dead wood falling from both trees, & a possibility of branches breaking out of the crown of T1 from the awkward fork noted above. Lime responded well to crown reduction & there is ample branch growth in the crowns of these trees to maintain good crown shape if reduced. It is recommended that the crowns of both trees should be reduced by 20%, with any dead, dying or broken branches being removed. Basal growth around the base of T1 and epicormic growth from both trees should also be removed.This work will reduce the risk of branches being shed and reduce die-back at branch extremities. To make trees safe over the building site and school. Developer is offering to have the work carried out as he wants it to be done even though they belong to the school. Remarks:

  Decided Trees 3 docs
  Small domestic