Planning application
Kings Worthy Primary School Church Lane Kings Worthy Winchester Hampshire SO23 7QS
Works: Trees
Still open. Anyone can comment while the consultation period runs, and comments go to the council rather than to us.
Proposal
We would like to apply to have the crown lifted on a Yew tree, (number 194421 on the plan), that overhangs the school's boundary from the grounds neighboring Hinton House due to health and safety c...
As published by the council, reference 26/02026/TPO
Application record
- Reference
- 26/02026/TPO
- Category
- Trees
- Status
- Current
- Received
- 30 Sep 2026
- Validated
- 30 Sep 2026
- Postcode
- SO23 7QS
Timeline
Dates from the published record
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30 Sep 2026
Received by Winchester
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5 Oct 2026
Added to PlanIndex
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Decision
Awaiting decision
Decision expected by 25 November 2026, 8 weeks from validation under the statutory target for most applications. Extensions of time are common and are agreed case by case.
Winchester took a median of 59 days over the applications it decided in the last year.
What happens while it is decided
This application is with Winchester for determination, against a statutory target of eight weeks. Over the last year Winchester decided tree works applications in a median of 55 days. More in our guide to how long planning decisions take.
About tree works applications
Applications for works to trees cover protected trees: consent under a tree preservation order, or six weeks notice for trees in a conservation area. More in our guide to planning application types.
Nearby applications
Within 0.3 miles
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Overbye Willis Waye Kings Worthy SO23 7QT
T1 Lawson Cypress- Remove to ground level. T2 Yew- Remove to ground level. T3 Lawson Cypress- Remove to ground level.Reason for works: Client has concerns with condition of wall next to trees, cracks present. T1 and T3 are non-native and of low amenity value. G4 Cypress (x9)- Remove to ground level. Reason for works: Non native, poor quality trees which have heavily topped previously. Client considering replanting with suitable hedge species.
Granted Trees 3 docs -
Tudor Cottage 22 Church Lane Kings Worthy SO23 7QS
Replacement single storey extension and associated alterations.
Granted Householder Extension 18 docsSmall domestic -
6 The Paddock Kings Worthy Winchester Hampshire SO23 7QR
T1- Leyland cypress- Fell to ground level.
Granted Trees 2 docs -
18 Church Lane Kings Worthy Winchester Hampshire SO23 7QS
Two storey side addition to semi-detached house at 18 Church Lane, Kings Worthy, SO23 7QS. This is a resubmission of planning reference 18/00724/HOU previously granted on 16/05/2018 and subsequently expired in 2021. The proposed works plans are resubmitted unchanged. 18 Church Lane is a mid-nineteenth century semi-detached cottage with brick and flint walls below a fully hipped slate clad roof. It is one of four similar properties (two pairs) built in above average sized gardens on the north east side of Church Lane, within the Kings Worthy Conservation Area. In recent years the other three cottages have been much extended with side and rear additions; notably the adjoining house No. 16. A conservatory was added to the rear of No.18 a few years ago. To the left of No.18 is a side garden some 11m wide. The boundary is formed by a high beech hedge and the adjacent cottage, No. 20 Church Lane, is thatched but with a large slate roofed extension; this property sits on slightly higher ground than No.18, which itself is a littler higher than the road. The proposal involves a side addition to the property of 39m2 internally, set back from the front wall to balance with the extension which already exists at No.16 Church Lane. The applicant needs more accommodation and the current gross internal floor area of the property is just 84m2 including the conservatory. The basic shape of the extension will match the original cottage with the same eaves level and a fully hipped roof. However, it will be subservient to the host building by being set back from the front wall by 3m and being of more simple design with plain brick rather than brick and flint walls. The brickwork will be carefully detailed with the painted timber windows to be set back behind the brick reveals, brick sub-sills and curved arches. The wide garden which currently exists gives a feeling of spaciousness. This feeling will not be lost since the extension is to be set well back from the building
Granted Householder New dwelling Extension +1 6 docsSmall domestic -
18 Church Lane Kings Worthy SO23 7QS
The proposal is to remove an existing glass conservatory roof and replace with a solid tiled conservatory roof
Granted Lawful development Extension 5 docs -
13 The Woodlands Kings Worthy SO23 7QQ
Chinese Privet (T1) - Fell. In decline, poor vigour. To be replaced- customer not sure of species, have suggested Beech.
Granted Trees 4 docs
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In Winchester
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26/02211/TPO Awaiting decision
Copper Beeches 4 Oaklands Close Winchester Hampshire SO22 5PP
T1- Copper Beech - Reduce the entire canopy (not crown lifting) by up to 2m. Pruning cuts will be limited to a maximum diameter of 50mm to form a more compact and balanced crown while retaining the...
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26/02205/TPO Awaiting decision
Mallards 3 The Spinney Compton Down Winchester Hampshire SO21 2BE
T1 - Oak: Remove epicormic growth up to crown break. T2 - Oak: Remove epicormic growth up to crown break. T3 - Oak - Reduce crown by 1-2 metres to encourage new growth. Tree is in decline. Current...
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26/02199/TPO Awaiting decision
Skuce House Bere Close Winchester Hampshire SO22 5HY
Elm [ heavily ivy clad heavily leaning over chainlink fence]:- fell
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26/02194/TPO Awaiting decision
34 De Lucy Avenue Alresford Hampshire SO24 9EU
T1- Holly- Reduce overhanging canopy by up to 1.5m. T2- Sycamore- prune canopy back from property to give a minimum clearance of 2m. G1- Hazel/elm- cur back overhanging limbs back to boundary line,...
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26/02184/TPO Awaiting decision
The White House Peach Hill Lane Crawley Winchester Hampshire SO21 2PR
T1 - Acer psuedoplatanus - Selective pruning - Reduce eastern elongated branch by 3m, reduce southern branches by