Land at the back of Barrow C E Primary School, Barrow Lane, Great Barrow, Chester (CH3 7HW)

HM Land Registry title CH540448 · Freehold · CH3 7HW

CHESHIRE WEST AND CHESTER, CHESHIRE WEST AND CHESTER, NORTH WEST

Who owns it

• Cheshire West and Chester Borough Council

Proprietorship: Local Authority.

Planning at this postcode

• Rebuilding of southern corner of the existing retaining wall.
  Approval, 2025-12-17 · Cheshire West and Chester Council · 25/02737/FUL
• X/68/10009/ORD Great Barrow Area - No. 7 MIXED. No. 5 YEW. No. 6 CEDAR. No. 7 CEDAR - works to trees as detailed in Tree Report due to repairs to historic stone church boundary retaining wall where trees sit above the wall and are contributing to damage and structural failure of the historic retaining wall
  Approval, 2025-06-05 · Cheshire West and Chester Council · 25/01127/TPO
• Beech (T12) and Sycamore (T19) - Remove crown leaving a 6-8m stem for habitat. Oak (T20) - Remove broken hanging lower limb. Sycamore (T36) - Remove crown and leave 4-5m standing timber.
  Approval, 2022-11-29 · Cheshire West and Chester Council · 22/03656/TPO
• Widening of driveway from 2m to 3.2m and resurfacing with gravel, new window opening to first floor side elevation and replacement of existing timber windows to rear elevation
  Approval, 2022-03-18 · Cheshire West and Chester Council · 21/03383/FUL
• Single storey rear extension and outbuilding
  Approval, 2021-07-01 · Cheshire West and Chester Council · 21/01472/FUL
• 1. Prune the re-growth of a Weeping Willow tree (T1) back to its previous pruning point. This tree is described as a large individual specimen bifurcating at 2.5m forming three co-dominant stems, which had previously been pollarded at 5m due to previous failure. There is vigorous re-growth on weak attachments at the stage where it requires removing to ensure stability and safety. Some branches are lying on the flat roof of an adjacent mobile classroom with potential for damage. 2. Prune the re-growth of an apple tree (T2). This tree is described as an old fruit tree with severe stem decay, which had previously been topped at 3m with good re-growth bearing fruit. This heavy growth is on weak attachments, so the tree requires pruning to maintain stability. Both these recommendations for pruning are assessed as Priority 1 - High: Action to be taken immediately (within 1 - 2 months). 3. Remove basal growth from a cherry tree (T6). 4. Prune re-growth on sides and top to shape on a Leyland Cypress (G4). Both these recommendations for pruning are assessed as Priority 3 - Low: Not essential work, but would benefit the tree (within 12 - 24 months).
  Notification Closed, 2020-11-24 · Cheshire West and Chester Council · 20/03775/CAT
• Obscure glazing reverted to plain glazing, replacement of some existing openings (windows and doors), brick flue replaced by metal flue, reinstatement of metal railings to front and lifting and relaying of main roof
  Approval, 2020-09-18 · Cheshire West and Chester Council · 20/01886/FUL
• Change of Use from a disused holiday lets to residential.
  Approval, 2019-11-12 · Cheshire West and Chester Council · 18/04879/FUL
• Retention of single window to south side elevation
  Approval, 2019-11-08 · Cheshire West and Chester Council · 19/03386/FUL
• Yew Tree in the churchyard - To remove deadwood and crown lifting by removing lower branches that are dropping to ground level
  Approval, 2019-08-29 · Cheshire West and Chester Council · 19/02570/TPO

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