105 tracked records match the stored authority code. This is a source-labelled subset, not a complete official register. Last source check: 22 October 2026. This record has not been checked recently; its status and consultation details may have changed. Check the responsible authority's published record.
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Planning Alerts has 105 tracked records from the recorded planning source matching this authority code. These figures describe stored records, not complete council activity. Source dates and status may differ from the current official register.
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The newest application records currently returned for Runnymede Borough Council. These are public planning records, not a record of personal alert deliveries.
Royal Holloway Univerisyt Of London, Arboretum Egham Hill Egham Surrey TW20 0EX
T1 heavily reduce the crown by a height of approximately 5 meters to the first major structural bifurcation. Remove main branch with a wood pecker hole present in a whole section and re-errect in the remaining tree to retain habitat. For the remaining dead branches, reduce their extent to retain areal deadwood but reduce the likelihood of failure
Recorded planning application
23 Cowley Avenue Chertsey Surrey KT16 9JH
Two Storey side to rear extension and single storey front extension
Recorded planning application
10 Windsor Street Chertsey Surrey KT16 8AS
Listed Building Consent for the repainting of the existing timber shopfront from grey finish white finish.
Recorded planning application
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Royal Holloway Univerisyt Of London, Arboretum Egham Hill Egham Surrey TW20 0EX
T1 heavily reduce the crown by a height of approximately 5 meters to the first major structural bifurcation. Remove main branch with a wood pecker hole present in a whole section and re-errect in the remaining tree to retain habitat. For the remaining dead branches, reduce their extent to retain areal deadwood but reduce the likelihood of failure
27 Sundon Crescent Virginia Water Surrey GU25 4RF
Details pursuant to Discharge Condition 5 (Tree Protection Plan) of planning permission RU.25/0655 The demolition of an existing attached bungalow and the erection of a detached replacement chalet bungalow with associated parking and landscaping
Nogates Luddington Avenue Virginia Water Surrey GU25 4DF
Householder application for the extension of the front of the garage, replacement of the front bay windows, roof alterations including the reduction in height of the forward and rear projecting wings, the erection of a front porch, and associated external alterations comprising the rendering of the dwelling, the formation of a brick plinth, and the removal of the existing chimney.
16 Harcourt Close Egham Surrey TW20 8BJ
Two storey side extension with continuation of roof to follow existing. Part single storey, part two storey rear extension with flat roof at first floor and mono pitched at ground with skylight. Formation of front porch & creation of paved area to front of house with new dropped kerb access.
23 Drill Hall Road Chertsey Surrey KT16 8EN
The application relates to the protected trees located within the front and side boundaries of 23 Drill Hall Road, Chertsey. No direct works to the protected trees are proposed. Consent is sought for the construction of a proposed driveway and future residential extension works within the vicinity of the protected trees. All works will be undertaken in accordance with the submitted Arboricultural Method Statement (AMS) and Tree Protection Plan (TPP), which detail the proposed tree protection measures, no-dig construction methodology, piled foundation solution and site management procedures to safeguard the retained trees throughout the construction process.
1 A Liberty Lane Addlestone Surrey KT15 1LU
T1 - Lawson Cypress - fell to ground level - the root system has extended beyond the property boundary and is causing significant uplift to the public footway adjacent to the property. This presents a potential trip hazard to pedestrians and has the potential to expose the property owner and highway authority to ongoing maintenance and liability issues. Due to the species, size and proximity of the tree to the highway, the root growth is expected to continue, resulting in further damage. Pruning the roots is unlikely to provide a sustainable solution and may compromise the structural stability and health of the tree. Felling the tree is therefore considered the most appropriate long-term solution to prevent further damage to the public highway and eliminate the risk to public safety. Replanting in this location would be inappropriate due to the reasons above.
Cranleigh Middle Hill Englefield Green Surrey TW20 0JU
T1 - Lime - Reduce height to approximately 10m to below previously failed leader. Reduce spread on south side by 3m to balance canopy. The work will improve the tree's structural stability and reduce the risk of further branch or stem failure. A reduction of 3 metres on the south side will rebalance the canopy following the previous failure, helping to improve the tree's form and reduce uneven loading on the remaining structure.
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