19 Glen Court Finchfield Wolverhampton West Midlands WV3 9JW

1. 24 Feb 2006

   Received by Wolverhampton

2. 8 Mar 2006

   Decision issued: Grant

3. 30 Sep 2026

   Added to PlanIndex

Wolverhampton granted permission on 8 March 2006, subject to any conditions on the decision notice. Work must normally begin within three years or the permission lapses. More in our guide to what happens after a planning decision.

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.

• 23 Glen Court Wolverhampton West Midlands WV3 9JW

  TREE/0231/07/TR Submitted 6 Dec 2007 50 yards away

  Pruning of the Lime tree by the removal of sucker growth to allow a minimum of 3m over the footpath & 5.2m over the highway. G1.

  Granted Trees 2 docs

• 9 Glen Court Wolverhampton West Midlands WV3 9JW

  24/00116/TR Submitted 30 Jan 2024 50 yards away

  02/2/006 (G1) T1 - Lime, reduce crown by 1/3 because of deadwood and signs of crown die back which could possibly fall on footpath or public highway.

  Refused Trees 2 docs

• 2 Glen Court Wolverhampton West Midlands WV3 9JW

  21/00772/FUL Submitted 24 May 2021 50 yards away

  Single storey rear extension

  Granted Full applications Extension 10 docs
  Small domestic

• 92 Compton Road West Wolverhampton West Midlands WV3 9DZ

  23/00324/TR Submitted 5 Apr 2023 50 yards away

  Crown lift and crown reduction required for the following two trees: T1, Drive - horse chestnut tree. Works are required for the safety of our family members, individuals walking by on the pavement, and drivers on the road. Low branches can obstruct the pathway and conkers falling from the tree can cause harm. T2, Garden - horse chestnut tree. Works are required due to excessive shading, and to protect the safety of our family members as conkers can fall upon those present in the garden. We have young children, and need to protect their wellbeing whilst they play in our home garden.

  Granted Trees 3 docs

• 163 Compton Road Finchfield Wolverhampton West Midlands WV3 9JN

  06/01622/FUL Submitted 29 Nov 2006 100 yards away

  Two storey and single storey rear extensions

  Granted Full applications Extension 5 docs
  Small domestic

• 6 - 10 Avenue Road, Compton

  06/0532/RM/M Submitted 13 Apr 2006 100 yards away

  Demolition of existing house and erection of 14 No. Apartments following outline planning permission ref:04/1668/OP/M

  Granted Reserved matters New dwelling Demolition 4 docs
  Major scheme

• 26/01100/TR Awaiting decision

  Nuffield Hospital Wood Road Wolverhampton West Midlands WV6 8LE

  T5201 - Oak - Reduce/pollard the crown to approx 6m, retaining the lower stem as standing deadwood habitat as appropriate - Decay at base on SE side. Sounding hammer indicated significant decay. Ganoderma bracket present, tree previously pollarded T5204 - Silver Birch - Fell tree - Tree leaning over residential garden T5205 - Oak - Reduce/pollard crown to approx 8m to reduce end-weight and loading towards the adjacent residential gardens - Cavity at 6m on west side, canopy leaning over gardens T5206 - Oak - Reduce/pollard crown to approx 8m - Crown extends over adjacent residential gardens following the failure/removal of an adjacent tree Remove several Holly trees overhanging neighbouring gardens down as close to ground level as practicably possible. H1/H2/H3 The holly trees require removal to facilitate safe and efficient implementation of the approved oak tree works and future boundary maintenance. Owing to their boundary location, retention would create ongoing management and access constraints for adjoining landowners. Their contribution to the character and appearance of the conservation area is limited, and their removal is not considered detrimental to local amenity.

  Received 15 Oct, published by the council 20 Oct 2026 Trees
• 26/01095/TR Awaiting decision

  2 Stockwell Road Wolverhampton West Midlands WV6 9AL

  2/2/26 (W1) T1-ASH TREE, remove, Tree had very little leaf growth in early spring/ summer, showing signs of deterioration, possible ash die back. T2 ASH TREE remove, large wound/damage from wall behind- poor specimen T3 GOAT WILLOW- Re- pollard to previous years pruning points T4- SCYAMOUR- remove Lower branch over hanging the Garden (tree is located on the bank of the "rock"

  Received 14 Oct, published by the council 16 Oct 2026 Trees
• 26/01093/TR Awaiting decision

  Stoneridge 9A Perton Road Wolverhampton West Midlands WV6 8DN

  2/2/54 Removal of trees on the site which consist mainly of conifers We plan to replace with a beech hedge at the front and more colourful and attractive trees Side of rear garden - 3 holly trees to be reduced in size to improve their growth Centre of rear garden - 3 trees to be removed as too large and blocking light into house Rear perimeter - remove 6 very large confirs to be replace with a selection of attractive trees and shrubs

  Received 13 Oct, published by the council 15 Oct 2026 Trees
• 26/01078/TR Awaiting decision

  125 Wrottesley Road West Wolverhampton West Midlands WV6 8UP

  2/2/216 (T5) Pruning required on oak tree at #125 Wrottesley Road West to allow hoist access to telecoms pole DP104 to install new overhead fibre cabling. Approxmately 1m of cutting needed to allow full pole access.

  Received 9 Oct, published by the council 15 Oct 2026 Trees
• 26/01055/TR Awaiting decision

  Cadet Centre Halecroft Avenue Wolverhampton West Midlands WV11 1TS

  06/00074/TPO, Halecroft Avenue, Wednesfield, Tree Preservation Order 1997 [02/2/445] (T1) Specification of Proposed Works Prune the protected tree to remove and/or selectively reduce only those branches that are currently overhanging and contacting, or are likely to come into contact with, the roof and guttering of the building. In addition, selectively prune branches around the overhead telephone/broadband cable supplying the cadet centre, removing only those branches that are currently contacting the cable or are sufficiently close that they are likely to interfere with, place pressure on, or damage the cable. The pruning is to be carried out sympathetically and to the minimum extent necessary to provide adequate clearance from the roof, guttering and telecommunications cable, while retaining the natural form, health and structural integrity of the tree. No unnecessary or excessive crown reduction is proposed. All arisings, branches and other tree waste generated by the works are to be removed from site on completion, leaving the area clean and tidy.

  Received 2 Oct, published by the council 9 Oct 2026 Trees