20 Manor Close Shrivenham Swindon SN6 8AE

This site has had 2 applications since 2011.

• P26/V1910/TCA Decided

  20 Manor Close Shrivenham Swindon SN6 8AE

  Tree identification: T1 (silver Fir) as marked on the accompanying sketch plan. 1.To reduce the overall height of the tree by a maximum of 3.5 metres, reducing the current height from approximately 14 metres down to 10.5 metres 2.The central leader will be carefully pruned back to a suitable, active side branch or healthy node to establish a new, natural leader and avoid a flattened top profile. 3.To shorten the lateral branches across the upper crown by no more than 2.5 metres, pruning strictly back to healthy, green, live outward growing buds. 4, No pruning cuts will be made back into old, bare, brown wood, ensuring the green outer canopy remains fully intact to preserve the trees health and visual amenity. 5. All works will be carried out in accordance with BS 3998:2010(Tree work- recommendations) during the trees dormant winter period to minimise sap loss and stress. Structural safety to reduce wind sail effect and mitigate the risk of branch failure near a public footpath, public side road, customers gardens and substation equipment beneath the tree. Property clearance to provide a 2 metre clearance from the adjacent residential roof-line. We have retrieved numerous complaints from the customers over the last year. To remove deadwood and congested inner branches to improve airflow through the canopy.

  Decided 30 Jun 2026 Trees

1. 1 Jun 2011

   Received by Vale of White Horse

2. 2 Jun 2011

   Validated

   Checked as complete and ready for consideration.

3. 9 Sep 2026

   Added to PlanIndex

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• 18 Manor Close Shrivenham Swindon Oxfordshire SN6 8AE

  P11/V2674 Submitted 9 Nov 2011 20m away

  Demolition of single storey side extension and single storey rear conservatory. Erection of a two storey side and rear extension. Addition of mono-pitched roof to flat roof bay at the front.

  Decided Extension Demolition 11 docs
  Small domestic

• 15 Manor Close Shrivenham Swindon Oxfordshire SN6 8AE

  P10/V1933 Submitted 13 Oct 2010 54m away

  Proposed replacement roof to existing porch/garage.

  Decided Extension Roofing 8 docs
  Small domestic

• 6 Manor Close Shrivenham Swindon SN6 8AE

  P26/V2309/TPO Submitted 12 Jun 2026 56m away

  Tree T1 is a mature Common Beech (Fagus sylvatica) located within the rear garden of a residential property and subject to Tree Preservation Order protection. The tree is situated in close proximity to the dwelling, conservatory, boundary fencing and neighbouring properties. As a result of its mature size and extensive crown spread, the canopy now extends over adjacent structures and has become intertwined with a neighbouring oak tree. The proposed works consist of a crown reduction of approximately 25–30% to reduce overall crown dimensions and end-weight on extended limbs, whilst retaining the tree’s natural form and significant amenity value. The objectives of the proposed works are: • To provide appropriate clearance from nearby structures and garden features. • To reduce mechanical loading and leverage on extended scaffold limbs. • To minimise branch interaction and competition with the neighbouring oak canopy. • To maintain the tree at a suitable size for its location and reduce the need for more severe pruning in the future. • To retain the tree as a prominent landscape feature whilst undertaking proportionate management. The proposed reduction will be undertaken in accordance with BS3998:2010 Tree Work – Recommendations, pruning back to suitable growth points to maintain a balanced and natural crown form. No works are proposed to the main stem or principal structural framework beyond that necessary to achieve the specified reduction. The tree is considered to make a positive contribution to local amenity and the proposed works represent routine arboricultural management intended to ensure its long-term retention within the landscape.

  Decided Trees 12 docs
  Small domestic

• 20 Manor Close Shrivenham Swindon SN6 8AE

  P26/V1910/TCA Submitted 27 May 2026 56m away

  Tree identification: T1 (silver Fir) as marked on the accompanying sketch plan. 1.To reduce the overall height of the tree by a maximum of 3.5 metres, reducing the current height from approximately 14 metres down to 10.5 metres 2.The central leader will be carefully pruned back to a suitable, active side branch or healthy node to establish a new, natural leader and avoid a flattened top profile. 3.To shorten the lateral branches across the upper crown by no more than 2.5 metres, pruning strictly back to healthy, green, live outward growing buds. 4, No pruning cuts will be made back into old, bare, brown wood, ensuring the green outer canopy remains fully intact to preserve the trees health and visual amenity. 5. All works will be carried out in accordance with BS 3998:2010(Tree work- recommendations) during the trees dormant winter period to minimise sap loss and stress. Structural safety to reduce wind sail effect and mitigate the risk of branch failure near a public footpath, public side road, customers gardens and substation equipment beneath the tree. Property clearance to provide a 2 metre clearance from the adjacent residential roof-line. We have retrieved numerous complaints from the customers over the last year. To remove deadwood and congested inner branches to improve airflow through the canopy.

  Decided Trees 9 docs

• 18 Manor Close, Shrivenham, Oxon, SN6 8AE

  P14/V3018/TCA Submitted 3 Jul 2014 56m away

  T1 - Sycamore T2 - Pine T3 - Sycamore T1 - Sycamore - Reduce awa from property b 1-2m to good pruning points. Shape and balance crown to give a more natural shape after pruning away from building. Remove deadwood crossing/rubbing branches. The tree is getting close to the building and requires pruning back before it is touching. T2 - Pine - Remove deadwood and inspect cobra brace. Reduce height by 1-2m to good pruning points. The tree is between the 2 Sycamore and is over shadowing them affecting their growth. T3 - Sycamore - Reduce crown height by 1m and reduce sides by 1m all round to good pruning points to give a smaller more compact crown, keeping the natural shape of the tree. The tree is larger than the other Sycamore and we would like to get them to a more even size. Remarks:

  Decided Trees 2 docs

• 19 Manor Close, Shrivenham, Swindon, SN6 8AE

  P14/V3017/TCA Submitted 3 Jul 2014 56m away

  T1 - Copper Beech T1 - Copper Beech, self seeded from larger tree behind it. Prune in the long growth which is becoming over extended to shape tree and raise to 2.5m over footpath. Tree is overshadowed by large copper beech behind it and is growing to light. Remarks:

  Decided Trees 2 docs

• P26/V3964/TCA Decided

  Look West High Street Harwell Didcot OX11 0EU

  Birch (T1) on front drive - Reduce by 2m in height and 1m in width leaving a height of 7m and width of 5m.

  6 Sep 2026 Trees
• P26/V3797/TCA Decided

  Field House Park Lane Appleton Abingdon OX13 5JT

  G1 (10x Leyland Cypress) - Fell

  28 Aug 2026 Trees
• P26/V3777/TCA Decided

  Coach Lane Churchyard Coach Lane Faringdon SN7 8AB

  The single dead Cherry tree is shown as "C" in a red circle on the Sketchmap provided. For reasons of safety before autumn storms, the crown now needs to be reduced by removal of the lateral branches to a residual limb length of c. 1 metre above main unions, creating a branched monolith (of about 4-5m height) . This is a wildlife-friendly alternative to complete removal. The trunk already has ivy growth, and the tree will continue to provide potential harbourage for wood-boring insects, other invertebrates, birds and smal mammals. Arborists have indicated that the standing dead tree should remain stable for several years as a monolith. Stability will be checked annually. The lopped branches will be cut into manageable pieces to make a habitat pile in a designated area of the churchyard. N.B. There is no Tree Preservation Order in force for this tree or any other tree in the chuchyard.

  26 Aug 2026 Trees
• P26/V3766/TCA Decided

  Thatcher Cottage Church Road Blewbury Didcot OX11 9PY

  Remove x4 Leylandii trees and infill between the Beech trees with indigenous hedging plant instead.

  26 Aug 2026 Trees
• P26/V3760/TCA Decided

  2 Courtenay Close Sutton Courtenay Abingdon OX14 4AU

  Fell 1 x Yew tree, This is T1 on the map. To remove 3 x fruit trees and shrubs from an unused area in the middle of the lawn, this is G1 on the map.

  26 Aug 2026 Trees