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West Hall Main Street Bleasby NG14 7GH

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Proposal

Undertake works to trees protected by TPO 105 - Bleasby Hall and Sycamore House, Bleasby, identified as G1 in the schedule G1 - Group of mature Conifer (approx. 8) - reduce height to match level of adjacent group previously reduced on boundary of paddock - see photo. T8 - Single stem Sycamore - tree is dead - dismantle to ground level. T9 - Multi-stemmed Holly - tree is dead - dismantle to ground level. T3 - Sycamore - Previously applied for work - tree has further declined - felling remaining dead stem to ground level. T2 - Sycamore - previously applied for work - tree has further declined - fell remaining dead/dying stems to ground level. T10 - Sycamore on boundary line - remove 1x leaning dead stem - stem is overhanging outbuilding. T11 - Yew - raise up low branches to approx. 4 metres from ground level for increased clearance from vehicles and to allow light onto boundary hedge line which is being suppressed. T12 - Blue Cedar - fell to ground level - tree is sparse in growth and suffering due to overcrowding, felling this tree will allow further daylight to the adjacent Yew, Cedar and boundary hedgerow below.

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07 August 2026

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12 August 2026

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NG14 7GH

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