P26/S3804/TCAUndecided

Croft Corner Moreton Road Aston Tirrold Didcot OX11 9EW

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Consultation period ended 6 days ago

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Proposal

The holly tree is located on the garden boundary abutting the fence next to The Croft. It is approximately half way down the garden and clearly visible from the road as branches of the tree overhand the fence. The top of the tree is getting close to overhanging wires. The application is to prune the tree back to previous pruning points. This will take away the risk of the tree interfering with the wires and also stop the tree from being hit by passing vehicles. I have spoken with Tom Cottrell, tree surgeon, about the scope of the works.

Received

28 August 2026

First tracked

02 September 2026

Last checked

04 September 2026

Location

OX11 9EW

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