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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.
07 August 2026
12 August 2026
NG14 7GH
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