PlanningNorth East Lincolnshire Council Planning
Bay tree, as per photo: Fell
Bay tree, as per photo: Fell
Local planning applications near Bradley
Bay tree, as per photo: Fell
Retrospective application to remove existing fencing, boundary walls and gates, and erect a new 1.8m fence to the front, side and rear with proposed vehicular access with brick piers and gates from Ed
Certificate of Lawfulness for existing use of land as a residential garden
work specification and reasons see appendix 2 T1 Laburnum: reduce canopy encrochment over applicant's driveway or Fell T5 Oak: reducing canopy encroachment over applicant garden.
works to x5 Lime trees in adjacent garden and my garden. Great Coates House: Tree 1 - create a 2 metre clearance from the footprint Trees 2-3 reduce the tree canopy to 3metres from the fence as tree 2
I have met with Paul Chaplin, NELC Tree Officer, on 6th June 2025 to discuss T1,T2 and T3 and then today (29th July 2026) with Matthew from M.Croft Tree Services, to discuss and review all works outli
T1 Field Maple: Reduce canopy height from 11m to 8m. Reduce canopy radial spread from 5m to 2.5m From the main stem cutting back to viable secondary growth points and following natural flowing lines.
T1 Beech: Reduce lateral spread over 33 Mill View only from 11m to 6m from the main stem cutting back to viable secondary growth point and following natural flowing lines. Tree is encroaching 33 mill
Cherry tree - to reduce the canopy spread over the public footpath/highway back to the boundary line Lilac Tree - due to the size of the lilac overhanging the public highway, the plan would be to redu
Demolition of garages and alterations to 79 and 79A Louth Road, erection of three detached dwellings with integral garages and associated works including landscaping, parking and shared driveway
Demolish part of kitchen to side, alterations and erect two storey side extension
Erect two storey side extension with rooflights and associated works
Details in discharge of Condition 4 (Travel Plan) pursuant to DM/0112/26/FUL
Details in discharge of Condition 4 (Surface and Foul Water Drainage) pursuant to DM/0810/25/FULA
T1 - Field Maple Remove to ground level. Tree is interfering with BT lines and causing issues to neighbouring properties. T2 - Conifer Reduce down to the height of existing conifer hedge leaving it at
Change of use of existing outbuilding into a granny annexe
Thin canopy and reduce diameter of spread on an east west direction to around 5 meters or to the closest suitable growth points. this is for a sycamore tree. we would like this done to reduce the risk
Weeping Ash: Fell
Large Cedar tree front garden: reduce canopy spread to 4.5m radius from the base of the tree. Reduce top of tree to where arrow is on the attached photo.
T133 - Semi mature Beech tree, currently 18m (approx.) in height, measured from ground level. After reduction, height from ground level would be approx. 12m. Current spread of canopy of Beech tree is
Discharge of Biodiversity Net Gain attached to DM/0125/25/FUL
Erect single storey extension to side of existing garage
Listed Building Consent for the demolition of an existing conservatory, erection of a single storey extension to rear, creation of a new rear terrace with various internal and external alterations wit
Erect single storey extension with roof lantern and parapet wall to side, loft conversion to include installation of dormers to rear and associated works
tree on front boundary, see photo, lost main limb: remove remaining tree.
Ash tree front garden: Fell Reason: A qualified tree surgeon has advised that the tree is suffering from ash dieback disease. The tree is very large and its roots are causing significant damage to the
2x lime trees causing excessive shading. Re pollard back to previous pollard points at 4m.
Demolish existing conservatory, erect single storey extension to rear, create new rear terrace with various internal and external alterations with associated works
We wish to remove this tree, circled in red, under a 5 Day Written Notice using the dangerous exemption, due to the condition of the tree and the health and safety concerns already raised.
Demolish existing side extension, erect two storey side extension, alterations to windows and associated works