Planning applications in CB21
We hold 1,444 planning applications for the CB21 postcode area, 334 of them submitted in the past year. 94% of decided applications here were approved. A decision typically takes 56 days. The area is covered by South Cambridgeshire, Cambridge, Uttlesford.
Towns and villages in CB21
Councils covering CB21
Recent applications in CB21
Creation of a new access from the Highway together with associated works and infrastructure
1 no. Plum - remove major dead wood and reduce crown by up to 1m, 1 no. Cherry - up to 2m crown reduction, 1 no. Willow - 3 to 4m crown reduction
Cedar - To remove major dead wood Thin branch ends by 15-20% Reduce crown by 2-3m to suitable growing points Tidy spur as much as possible from recent limb failure
Cedar - To remove major dead wood Thin branch ends by 15-20% Reduce crown by 2-3m to suitable growing points Tidy spur as much as possible from recent limb failure
Remove fallen bow. Remove remaining bows on tree stump.
Submission of details required by condition 17 (access arrangements) of planning permission 25/04728/FUL
Submission of details required by condition 3 (written scheme of investigation (WSI)) of planning permission 25/04728/FUL
Submission of details required by condition 5 (ditch infilling) of planning permission 25/04728/FUL
Repairs to Roofs, Doors, Windows, External Render, Insulation within timber frame to External Walls, Removal of Shutters and Replacement of Modern Windows.
Outline planning application for the erection of one detached dwelling with detached garage, associated parking, turning, landscaping and residential curtilage, including the change of use of land from paddock to residential use and the use of the existing field access with all matters reserved except for access.
T43 on TPO Fraxinus excelsior (Ash) - Small lower branches cut back by half a metre. Reason - branches are touching a service line.
Non material amendment on application 25/04728/FUL to add a second sub-station in close proximity to the original sub-station.
Non material amendment on application 25/04728/FUL to add a second sub-station in close proximity to the original sub-station.
Ash (Tree 1)- Top the main stems of the Ash tree at a height of aproximately 4 metres from ground level, creating a standing habitat for biodiversity and wildlife value. Ash (Tree 4) - Severe crown reduction of this approximately 13m Ash tree, removing the upper canopy and reducing overall height down to approximately 5-6m above ground level, leaving a stable main trunk / habitat stem. Ash (Tree 5) - Removal of single overextended lateral limb posing a safety risk to the property and adjacent amenity land. The reduction aims to mitigate the limb failure risk.
Beech (T1) - Cut x2 lateral branches on bottom section of crown by approx. 3.5m to allow crown to thicken / reduce weight at the end of the branches and over outbuilding.
Ash (Tree 8) - Selectively crown reduce this Ash trees overall canopy by up to 3 metres in height and spread (reducing from approximately 13m down to 10m), shortening long horizontal and gangly lateral branches by up to 5m to retain a balanced, natural form. Crown thin the remaining canopy by a maximum of 20% removing weak, crossing and congested branches.
S73 to remove condition 5 (BNG Plan) of ref: 25/02163/S73 (S73 to vary condition 2 (Approved plans) of planning permission 23/00129/FUL (Demolition of existing Haystore, convert annex to stables and erection of a single detached dwelling including all associated external works) Erection of an alternative design to the detached dwelling with garage).
S73 to remove condition 5 (BNG Plan) of ref: 25/02163/S73 (S73 to vary condition 2 (Approved plans) of planning permission 23/00129/FUL (Demolition of existing Haystore, convert annex to stables and erection of a single detached dwelling including all associated external works) Erection of an alternative design to the detached dwelling with garage).
Change of use from Use Class C2 (Residential Instutition) to Class C3 (Dwellinghouses) along with minor external changes and internal re-configuration.
Beech (T1) - Cut x2 lateral branches on bottom section of crown by approx. 3.5m to allow crown to thicken / reduce weight at the end of the branches and over outbuilding.
Ash (Tree 1)- Top the main stems of the Ash tree at a height of aproximately 4 metres from ground level, creating a standing habitat for biodiversity and wildlife value. Ash (Tree 4) - Severe crown reduction of this approximately 13m Ash tree, removing the upper canopy and reducing overall height down to approximately 5-6m above ground level, leaving a stable main trunk / habitat stem. Ash (Tree 5) - Removal of single overextended lateral limb posing a safety risk to the property and adjacent amenity land. The reduction aims to mitigate the limb failure risk.
Certificate of lawfulness under S192 for rear roof extension including dormer, 2no rooflights to front elevation and garage conversion to habitable living space.
Certificate of lawfulness under S192 for rear roof extension including dormer, 2no rooflights to front elevation and garage conversion to habitable living space.
Submission of details required by condition 6 (aboricultural method statement (AMS) and tree protection plan (TPP)) of planning permission 25/04728/FUL
Submission of details required by condition 32 (contamination) of planning permission 25/04728/FUL
Submission of details required by condition 32 (contamination) of planning permission 25/04728/FUL
Demolition of existing conservatory and detached garage. Roof extension including raising of ridge, rooflights and 2no. dormer windows to front. Two storey side and front extension with porch canopy. Single storey rear extensions. Replacement windows, render to external walls and replacement roof tiles throughout. Erection of outbuilding in rear garden.
T1: Horse Chestnut - Crown reduce by 2 metres back to previous pruning points. Reason: To protect against continued shedding of branches that have split out from the old, decayed pruning points. T2: Horse Chestnut - Crown reduce by 3 metres back to previous pruning points. Reason: To protect against continued shedding of branches that have split out from the old, decayed pruning points.
Submission of details required by condition 6 (aboricultural method statement (AMS) and tree protection plan (TPP)) of planning permission 25/04728/FUL
Demolition and removal of buildings and above ground level structures and erection of fencing, hoarding and site strip
Demolition and removal of buildings and above ground level structures and erection of fencing, hoarding and site strip
Certificate of lawfulness under S192 for the creation of two crossovers from the highway (High Street) onto private land one to service No. 68 and the other No. 70, High Street.
Robina - reduce height by 2 -2.5m, reduce spread on 3 sides by up to 2m back to more dense parts of canopy, remove remaining deadwood throughout canopy
Robina - reduce height by 2 -2.5m, reduce spread on 3 sides by up to 2m back to more dense parts of canopy, remove remaining deadwood throughout canopy
Copper Beech - shorten growth of lower crown by 2 -3m Holly - Fell
Installation of a fibre home broadband set-up to include replacing the current wire to the house with a fibre-optic cable, replacing the current external connection box, and adding an additional internal box.
Installation of a fibre home broadband set-up to include replacing the current wire to the house with a fibre-optic cable, replacing the current external connection box, and adding an additional internal box.
Copper Beech - shorten growth of lower crown by 2 -3m Holly - Fell
Submission of details required by conditions 6 (Window Details) and 7 (Details a-g) of Listed Building consent 25/01762/LBC
Submission of details required by conditions 6 (Window Details) and 7 (Details a-g) of Listed Building consent 25/01762/LBC
T1 - Sorbus (Overshading garden) - Crown Reduce by up to 2m to leave tree approximately 10m high. T2 - Birch - (Overshading garden) - Crown Reduce by up to 3m to leave tree approximately 12m high. T3 - Pear - (In decline. 75% of canopy dead) - Pollard at 2.5m in height
T1 - Sorbus (Overshading garden) - Crown Reduce by up to 2m to leave tree approximately 10m high. T2 - Birch - (Overshading garden) - Crown Reduce by up to 3m to leave tree approximately 12m high. T3 - Pear - (In decline. 75% of canopy dead) - Pollard at 2.5m in height
T1: Cherry (dead) - Remove T2: Cherry (half-dead with a rotten root and base that fell over 13th July 2026) - Remove the remaining root bowl
Installation of 18 no. PV solar panels, battery/inverter, Air Source Heat Pump and TV satellite dish.
T1: Cherry (dead) - Remove T2: Cherry (half-dead with a rotten root and base that fell over 13th July 2026) - Remove the remaining root bowl
Submission of details required by condition 5 (Ecology - Enhancement) of planning permission 26/00157/FUL
Submission of details required by condition 5 (Ecology - Enhancement) of planning permission 26/00157/FUL
T2: Wild Plum - Crown lift to give an additional 1m clearance over drive T3: Plum, two separate stems, one completely dead and one with weight bias over wall and road, live stem touching buttress on wall - Fell T4: Ceanothus, large wound at 1m, areas of die back on stem, 40% dieback throughout crown - Fell T5: Ceanothus, fungal infection on stem, loose bark, 60% dead - Fell T7: Laburnum - Fell T8: Plum, growing very close to left hand boundary wall. Several stems rubbing and pushing on wall between buttresses - Remove stems touching wall and shorten two heaviest branches overhanging driveway of adjacent property by 2m T27: Fig - Prune to remove stems touching top of wall and remove Ivy down to 0.5m
T2: Wild Plum - Crown lift to give an additional 1m clearance over drive T3: Plum, two separate stems, one completely dead and one with weight bias over wall and road, live stem touching buttress on wall - Fell T4: Ceanothus, large wound at 1m, areas of die back on stem, 40% dieback throughout crown - Fell T5: Ceanothus, fungal infection on stem, loose bark, 60% dead - Fell T7: Laburnum - Fell T8: Plum, growing very close to left hand boundary wall. Several stems rubbing and pushing on wall between buttresses - Remove stems touching wall and shorten two heaviest branches overhanging driveway of adjacent property by 2m T27: Fig - Prune to remove stems touching top of wall and remove Ivy down to 0.5m
S73 to vary condition 2 (Approved plans) of planning permission 25/01544/FUL (Construction of a new three bedroom single storey house and double garage) for a revised house design.