PlanningNorth East Lincolnshire Council Planning
T1 Poplar: lift canopy to final height of 5m Reason: Tree causing excessive shading.
T1 Poplar: lift canopy to final height of 5m Reason: Tree causing excessive shading.
Local planning applications near Bradley
T1 Poplar: lift canopy to final height of 5m Reason: Tree causing excessive shading.
Tree Description: Two mature Lime Trees (Tilia spp.). Located adjacent to roadside boundary. Trees are of significant height with evident epicormic re growth and areas of deadwood throughout the crown
T1 Lawson Cypress: Fell Reason: Included bark in fork at main union
Details in Discharge of Condition 8 (Construction Management Plan including Demolition Plan and Construction Traffic Management Plan) pursuant to appeal reference APP/B2002/W/24/3350071 for DM/0942/23
Erection of red brick wall to side and rear boundary to include hedge (Amended Description and Plans received 9th April 2026 to include hedge and amended red edge)
Outline application for the demolition of existing buildings, erection of 4 dwellings and a garage with all matters reserved.
Variation of Condition 2 (Approved Plans) and 3 (Materials) attached to DM/0767/25/FULA to amend external material from brick to render
Demolish existing utility to erect single storey extension to rear with rooflight, replacement of windows and associated works
To fell 2 x conifers due to poor health
Erect single storey extension to form link between existing dwelling and garage, erect first floor extension to rear with associated works
Erect two storey side extension and single storey rear extension, install front porch, alteration and extension to existing dropped kerb on Mill View to create additional parking with associated hards
Installation of new access ramp to front of dwelling.
Conifer tree, rear garden, as per photos: Fell
Yew tree: reduce height to 6m, canopy encroachment over footpath reduce the canopy spread to the outer edge of the footpath with the grass verge. Canopy encroachment over garden. cut back to 3m radius
Dead Sycamore in photo: Fell under a 5DWN