What is planning application 26/02377/TCONR?

26/02377/TCONR is a planning application at Church Of Saint Mary High Street Fairford Gloucestershire GL7 4AD, submitted to Cotswold District Council. Current status: Undecided.

How can I comment on planning application 26/02377/TCONR?

You can submit comments on 26/02377/TCONR through the Cotswold District Council planning portal. Visit the council portal to submit your views before the deadline.

26/02377/TCONRUndecided

Church Of Saint Mary High Street Fairford Gloucestershire GL7 4AD

Undecided

This application is awaiting a decision from the council.

Proposal

T2 Japanese Cherry - Remove dead branch 1.5m on south east side T3 Common Walnut - Reduce canopy by 25% to clear away from buildings and footpath T4 yew tree - Reduce canopy on west aspect to clear gravestone T9 Judas Tree - Remove deadwood T10 Myrobaln Plum - Fell northern stem and raise canopy to 1.5 meters T13 Black Elder - Reduce branches away from cypruss by 1 meter T14 Tamarisk - Reduce crown by 25% away from path and adjacent tomb T15 Bright Bead Cottoneaster - Cut back from seating area by half a meter T16 Cherry - Crown raise to 2m T17 Beech - Crown raise to 2m T18 Beech - Crown Raise tp 2m T19 Beech - Crown Raise to 2m T22 Beech - Cut Ivy on western aspect T24 Beech - Deadwood removal T25 Bird Cherry - Crown raise tom2m T26 Copper Beech - Remove deadwood T35 - Mountain Ash - Crown raise to 2m T53 - Sever Ivy H1 - Crown Raise to 2 meters H2 - Crown Raise to 2meters

First tracked

07 August 2026

Last checked

13 August 2026

Location

GL7 4AD

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