Higher Hurdsfield, Cheshire Planning Applications
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Front porch infill extension, rear kitchen and dining extension with landscaping proposal.
T1 - Silver Lime - Prune branches away from the roadside lamp to give a 1m clearance. T3 - Norway Maple - Crown clean. T5 - Common Ash - Fell. T8 - Common Sycamore - Reduce the crown by 4m and crown clean. T9 - Common Sycamore - Reduce the crown by 3m and crown clean. T10 - Common Ash - Fell. T12 - Common Ash - Fell the marked Common Ash stems. T13 - Common Ash - Fell. T14 - Laburnum - Crown clean and prune the crown to a compact form once T13 has been removed. T15 - Common Sycamore - Crown clean. T16 - Laburnum - Fell. G4 - Common Oak, Weeping Ash - Fell Weeping Ash and crown clean the 2 x Common Oaks. G5 - Common Ash, Weeping Willow - Fell the 4 x marked Common Ash trees to the front of the group, reduce the central Willow tree by 5m to a compact crown structure and reduce the mature Common Ash tree next to the green metal fence by 5m removing any dead wood. G6 - Hornbeam, Cherry Field, Maple, Beech, Norway Maple, Sycamore, Scots Pine, Yew, Holly - Crown clean all major crowns and sever the Ivy growth at the base of all major stems. G7 - Cherry, Oak, Hawley, Cypress sp., Scots Pine - Fell the marked Common Ash stems and remove dead wood from the major crowns. G8 - Willow, Sycamore, Oak, Norway Spruce - Fell the marked Common Ash, remove the major dead wood from the Red Oak and the Sycamore and reduce the Lime tree adjacent to the metal boundary fence with the Nursery by 5m. G9 - Ornamental Cherry - Raise the crown height of the trees next to the playground to 2.5m, removing whole branches where necessary. G10 - Silver Birch, Cherry, Scots Pine - Reduce the Silver Birch to the rear / field side section of the group by 4m to mitigate structural issues with the main union. G11 - Spindle, Berberis - Prune branches affecting the roofline of the school to give a 0.5m clearance. Field Boundary 1 - Silver Birch, Oak, Common Ash, Hazel - Fell the marked stems. Field Boundary 2 - Hornbeam, Cherry, Common Ash, Field Maple - Fell the marked Common Ash stems, remove dead wood from the major crowns and sever the Ivy growth at the base of all major stems. Field Boundary 3 - Common Ash, Oak, Holly, Bramble - Fell the Common Ash stems just above the fence line. Eastern External Boundary - Common Ash, Sycamore, Holly - Reduce all Common Ash by 8m and remove all standing dead stems. Nursery Trees - Hawthorn, Rowen, Common Ash, Willow, Alder, Cherry - Fell the marked Common Ash, fell the marked Willow stem, reduce nearby upright Willow stem by 4m, reduce the marked Cherry tree on the southern boundary by 4m and remove any major dead wood from the remaining tree crowns.
Certificate of lawful development for proposed demolishing of one 1970s side extension and one 1970s conservatory-side extension. Construction of two side extensions; one rear extension and one front porch, all single storey.
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Higher Hurdsfield is a quaint village and civil parish located in the Cheshire East unitary authority, near the eastern outskirts of Macclesfield. With a population that increased from about 300 to 717 by the 2011 Census, this growing community is served by the Higher Hurdsfield Parish Council. Positioned approximately 7 miles from the Derbyshire border, it is in close proximity to the neighbouring village of Rainow, making it an area of interest for planning applications and local development. The other has a population of approximately 740 (2021 estimate). It sits within the Cheshire East district.
In terms of safety, there were no crimes reported in the immediate area during the most recent reporting period (May 2026). This makes Higher Hurdsfield a particularly low-crime area, which is often reflected in its desirability and property values.
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