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SDNP/26/00614/TCA

Trees application at Watersedge Bridge Street Wickham Hampshire PO17 5PX, South Downs. View planning documents, track the decision and get email alerts on updates.

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T1 - Common Alder (alnus glutinosa) Tree in advanced state of decline. Adjacent trees previously felled due to Honey Fungus colonisation. Subject tree has low foliar density, decay in stem unions and potential to fail across river into adjacent properties. Fell whole tree to 1.5m above ground level. Retain stump and sucker growth to maintain river bank stabilisation.

SDNP/26/00614/TCA

Small
Trees

Watersedge Bridge Street Wickham Hampshire PO17 5PX

Submitted16 Feb
Validated
Consultation
Target
Decided12 Mar
8 weeks typical decision time in South Downs99% of trees applications approved

This is a tree application at Watersedge Bridge Street Wickham Hampshire PO17 5PX. South Downs has handled 2,274 applications of this type and approves nearly all of them, typically deciding them in 43 days. This one was decided in 24 days, 3 weeks quicker than South Downs's median. The site is in the Wickham conservation area, with 9 listed buildings nearby. There have been 2 other applications at this address. In the past year there have been 2 applications across Southwick & Wickham Ward. We hold 437 applications in total for the PO17 postcode area.

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Application Details

Reference
SDNP/26/00614/TCA
Address
Watersedge Bridge Street Wickham Hampshire PO17 5PX
Postcode
PO17 5PX
Local Authority
South Downs
Application Type
Trees
Scale / Size
Small
Decision Status
Permitted

Applicant & Agent

Planning Application Dates

Date Decided
12 March 2026
Date Submitted
16 February 2026

Planning Decision

Publicity

Appeal

Additional Information

Coordinates
50.900640, -1.184260

Source: South Downs