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Works to Tree in Skipton Conservation Area. 1no. (T1) Willow - Reduce the tree from its current approximate height of 8 metres and crown spread of approximately 6 metres to a finished height of approximately 3 metres and a crown spread of approximately 3 metres. 3no. Birch (T2-4) - Reduce the height of three silver birch trees, each currently approximately 8 metres in height, to a finished height of approximately 4 metres. The proposed works are intended to reduce the overall size and spread of the trees while retaining them as established trees within the site. The reductions will provide appropriate management of the trees and maintain their size in relation to the surrounding properties and site conditions
20 August 2026
02 September 2026
04 September 2026
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