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10 applications received or decided in the last 90 days · within 1 km of the centre of Corhampton · updated daily · Winchester City Council

Showing 1 to 5 of 10 · received or decided in the last 90 days

St Andrews Cottage Church Lane Meonstoke Hampshire SO32 3NEAwaiting decisionT1 Apple tree, reduce the height by 2m and blend the canopy to maintain as ornamental specimens as intended. T2 Cherry tree, reduce the height by 2m and blend the canopy to maintain as ornamental specimens as intended. T3 Willow tree, to re-pollard back to the pre-existing cuts. G5 2 No. Ash Trees. Both Ash trees are exhibiting early signs consistent with Ash Dieback Disease (ADB). Access to the trees is highly restricted, close proximity to river and footpath. Works: Pollard the multi stem Ash at the fork unions, removing the multi-stemmed crown and retaining a suitable monolith. Reduce the second Ash to approximately 2m, retaining the stem as a standing monolith for habitat value, where practicable.Received 3 Nov 2026SDNP/26/04246/TCA
Barton House Rectory Lane Meonstoke Hampshire SO32 3NFAwaiting decisionT1 ? Holly, to reduce by approximately 2m to bring in height and run as the mixed native hedge as it was previously keptReceived 27 Oct 2026SDNP/26/04127/TCA
Barton House Rectory Lane Meonstoke Hampshire SO32 3NFAwaiting decisionT1 Ash Advanced Ash Dieback (ADB) and Recent Structural Failures To tightly pollard all union stems from the first bifurcation joint. T1 is an Ash tree exhibiting advanced symptoms of Ash Dieback together with recent significant bow/limb failures. The tree has developed multiple substantial union stems from the first bifurcation, which are becoming increasingly vulnerable to further failure as the tree?s physiological condition and ability to maintain sound woody tissue decline. It is proposed to tightly pollard all union stems back to the first bifurcation joint. This is considered an appropriate management intervention to retain the tree in situ whilst substantially reducing the extent and weight of the existing crown and, consequently, the loading and potential failure forces acting through the compromised stems and unions. The proposed works would retain the principal stem structure and allow the tree to be maintained as a reduced pollard rather than requiring complete removal at this stage. This provides an opportunity to retain the tree as a living feature within the landscape and to continue to provide ecological and amenity benefits, including habitat potential associated with standing deadwood and future retrenchment. The tree would be subject to ongoing inspection and future management as necessary, recognising that its condition may continue to deteriorate because of Ash Dieback. Should the tree subsequently become incapable of being safely retained, further management or removal could then be considered based on its condition at that time.Received 6 Oct 2026SDNP/26/03745/TCA
Mill Cottage High Street Meonstoke Hampshire SO32 3NHAwaiting decisionT1 Walnut - Crown lift to 6metres to ensure a good/safe clearanc is maintained.Received 22 Sep 2026SDNP/26/03650/TCA
Wild Rose Beacon Hill Lane Exton Hampshire SO32 3LTAwaiting decisionT4, Elm, Fell to ground level. T5, Ash, Fell to ground level due to tree being in decline, sparse crown and bark necrosis at base of trunk. T6, Bay Laurel, Reduce crown by approximately 4m in height and 2m in lateral sperad all round due to a split in one of the trunks and Ganoderma fungal fruiting bodies at base.Received 22 Sep 2026SDNP/26/03593/TCA

Planning in Corhampton

Approved: 91%; 31 of 31 decided
Decision time: about 8 weeks; on average

Applications within 1 km of the centre of Corhampton in the last 24 months, from Winchester City Council's planning register.

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SO32 302 applications in the last 12 months

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Planning authority: Winchester City Council

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About Corhampton

Corhampton is a picturesque village located in the Winchester district of Hampshire, England, on the western bank of the River Meon. Originally a civil parish with a population of just 87 in 1931, it was merged with Meonstoke in 1932 to create the combined parish of Corhampton and Meonstoke. For those researching planning applications in the area, Corhampton offers a unique blend of rural charm and historical significance. It sits within the Corhampton and Meonstoke district.

There are currently no active flood warnings for the Corhampton area, indicating a relatively low flood risk at present. This is a positive factor for both existing residents and those considering property purchases or new developments.

In terms of safety, there were no crimes reported in the immediate area during the most recent reporting period (September 2026). This makes Corhampton a particularly low-crime area, which is often reflected in its desirability and property values.

The area around Corhampton has 2 nature designations nearby, which may affect how planning applications are assessed.

For anyone interested in property development or monitoring local planning decisions, Corhampton planning applications can be searched by entering a local postcode above. Results include full application details, decision status, and the ability to track applications over time and set planning alerts to help you monitor and review pending planning applications. Further local information can be found on the community website at http://www.candm-pc.gov.uk.

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In the last 24 months, 50 planning applications were submitted near Corhampton. Of these, 91% were approved, with an average decision time of 55 days.

The most common types were tree works (18), discharge of conditions (6), full planning applications (5).

Common questions

How many planning applications have been submitted near Corhampton?

In the last 24 months, 50 planning applications were submitted near Corhampton. The approval rate is 91%.

How long do planning decisions take near Corhampton?

The average planning decision time near Corhampton is 55 days. The statutory target is 8 weeks (56 days) for minor applications and 13 weeks for major applications.

What is the planning approval rate near Corhampton?

The planning approval rate near Corhampton is 91%. The national average across England and Wales is 87%.

What types of planning applications are most common near Corhampton?

The most common type of planning application near Corhampton is tree works applications, with 18 submissions in the last 24 months.

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