W/26/01920/CANUndecided

The Old House Village Street Aldington Evesham WR11 7YE

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Proposal

1. Beech Hedge - to be trimmed to improve overall appearance and reduce height. Note hedges comprise a mix of trees of less than 75 mm diameter at 1.5 metres and also trees greater than 75mm at 1.5m height. 2. Group of 3 young silver birch trees in front of shed - remove low branches and prune back to boundary and single large silver birch to Left hand boundary next to pond - crown reduction by 2m, radial reduction to bottom 3 branches by 1m, remove dead or crossing branches. 3. Yew Tree - trimming of tree back to previous pruning points to maintain shape and overall appearance. 4. Two lime trees - prune back overhangs and forward branches at base of tree. 5. Leylandi - to be trimmed back to previous pruning points to improve appearance. Undertake tree works as detailed on application form and in any accompanying information.

Received

13 August 2026

First tracked

31 August 2026

Last checked

04 September 2026

Location

WR11 7YE

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