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Grange Farmhouse, New Road, East Hagbourne, OX11 9LB

Reference
P26/S0154/TCA
Local authority
South Oxfordshire
Address
Grange Farmhouse, New Road, East Hagbourne, OX11 9LB
Proposal
T1 Fig - Tree by car parking area. Reduce crown all round by up to 1.5 metres to leave a rounded form. G1 Chestnut - Avenue of trees along driveway. Remove any snapped branches and remove lowest limbs of all trees which are growing into adjacent laurel hedge T2 Willow - Tree by driveway and neighbours building. Remove left hand stem going towards phone line back to source. Remove rear stem closest to neighbours building to source. T3 Hazel - Tree on boundary wall with Blewbury road. Remove 2 thick stem nearest wall to ground level. T4 Hazel - Tree on boundary adjacent T3. Remove 2 stems nearest wall to ground level. T5 Cherry - Tree adjacent T4. Remove lowest limb growing towards road back to source and central branch rubbing against hazel back to source. G2 Holm Oak 2 trees on boundary by bend junction of New road and Blewbury road. Trim regenerated growth on both trees back to previous rounded forms( approximately 1 metre) to insure continued clearance from lines. G3 Leylandii - Group of previously reduced trees on boundary with neighbours property. Trim back side growth encroaching on neighbours property to near boundary line T6 Pine - Pine tree on boundary with neighbours property. Reduce height by 50% with a view to eventually completely removing tree in the future.
Status
Approved
Decision date
2026-02-03
Validated
2026-01-19

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