Sheila Scott Building University of Worcester St John's Campus Turnpike Close Worcester WR2 6AB

1. 29 Jun 2026

   Received by Worcester

2. 9 Jul 2026

   Validated

   Checked as complete and ready for consideration.

3. 23 Jul 2026

   Added to PlanIndex

4. 5 Aug 2026

   Decision issued: Approval

5. 8 Aug 2026

   Status changed to Recommendation made

   Previously Pending Decision (Consultation).

Worcester granted permission on 5 August 2026, 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.

The published feed does not state which type of application this is; the register entry on Worcester's portal will say. Our guide explains the common types.

• 3 Turnpike Close WORCESTER WR2 6AB

  24/00572/FUL Submitted 9 Aug 2024 0m away

  Phase 2 of an expansion of existing facilities at Worcester Snoezelen consisting of improvements to existing facilities along with a new entrance lobby, a new sensory wing and sensory garden

  Granted Full applications 39 docs

• 26 Turnpike Close Worcester WR2 6AB

  23/00079/TPOA Submitted 24 Jan 2023 0m away

  T1 Lombardy Poplar 20m+ height: reduce all stems to 5-6m T2 Larch: remove dead leader and large pieces of deadwood in lower crown. T3 Lombardy Poplar 20m+ height: reduce all stems to 5-6m.

  Granted Trees 5 docs

• Driftwood 218 Hylton Road Worcester WR2 5LA

  26/00636/CAN Submitted 14 Jul 2026 149m away

  T1 – Cherry: Reduce back to previous pruning points and reshape the remaining crown to maintain a balanced and natural form. T2 & T3 – Birch (2 no.): Fell to ground level. T4 – Early-mature self-seeded Oak: Fell to ground level. Reason for Works : The overhead telecommunications line passes directly through the crowns of all four trees and is subject to ongoing conflict with their growth. BT/Openreach has previously undertaken works to tighten the line and advised that the trees require management to maintain adequate clearance from the infrastructure. In addition, the two birch trees (T2 and T3) are causing damage to the adjacent boundary fence and are likely to result in further displacement and deterioration if retained. The self-seeded oak (T4) is currently at an early-mature stage but has the potential to become a substantial tree. Given its proximity to the telecommunications line and the constraints of its location, it is likely to outgrow the available space and create increasing conflicts with both the overhead infrastructure and surrounding land uses. Removal at this stage is considered the most appropriate long-term management solution. The proposed works will resolve the existing conflict with the telecommunications line, prevent further damage to the boundary fence, and avoid the need for more extensive management works in the future.

  Granted Trees 4 docs
  Small domestic

• 250 Hylton Road Worcester WR2 5LA

  21/00759/CAN Submitted 6 Aug 2021 149m away

  Two Willow trees - Reduce side branches and bring back to single trunk.

  Granted Trees 4 docs

• 254 Hylton Road Worcester WR2 5LA

  19/00803/NMA Submitted 15 Oct 2019 149m away

  Non-material Amendment to planning permission 19/00152/HP to change external facing materials from matching brick and tiles (as approved) to white render and grey timber cladding.

  Granted Amendments 1 doc

• 14 Melrose Close WORCESTER WR2 5JE

  23/00074/HP Submitted 23 Jan 2023 219m away

  Conversion of existing garage to habitable accommodation and new pitched roof.

  Granted Householder 12 docs
  Domestic