61 Thomas Street, Cirencester GL7 2BA

HM Land Registry title GR192873 · Freehold · GL7 2BA

COTSWOLD, GLOUCESTERSHIRE, SOUTH WEST

Who owns it

• Bromford Housing Association Limited

Proprietorship: Community Benefit Society (Company).

Planning at this postcode

• Compliance with condition 3 (Joinery details) of consent 25/01530/LBC Removal of internal partitions and doors, alteration to staircase, reinstatement of existing fireplaces, replacement fenestration, replacement boiler, internal alterations and associated works to reinstate two flats back to one dwelling at 49 Thomas Street, Cirencester, Gloucestershire GL7 2BA
  Awaiting decision, 2026-06-01 · Cotswold District Council · 26/01673/COMPLY
• T1 - Copper Beech; Mature tree in close proximity to the houses and road, with significant overhang to the houses and road. We seek the councils permission to remove the tree adjacent to No. 55 Thomas Street due to persistent safety risks, ongoing property damage, and interference with the public highway issues which remain unresolved despite regular professional pruning. 1. Danger to Public Safety Falling branches present a serious hazard to pedestrians beneath the canopy. This is of particular concern as the pavement is used daily by children attending Powell?s C of E Primary School and by attendees of the neighbouring Quaker House. A previous incident saw a large branch narrowly miss a parked vehicle at No. 57, highlighting the ongoing risk of injury or worse. 2. Recurring Damage to Property The tree has caused repeated and costly damage: ? Owner?s property (No. 55): Broken roof tiles, damp, shed and porch damage, and mould from overhanging branches. Repairs total ?4,209.60. ? Neighbour?s property (No. 57): Roof damage repaired in 2024 costing ?860. ? Structural damage: Roots have cracked paving and concrete surrounds at Nos. 55, 57, and 59, requiring ?1,490 of repairs, yet further cracking is occurring. ? Listed property (No. 53): Excessive leaf and debris fall frequently block guttering, requiring constant maintenance. 3. Interference with Public Highway and Amenity ? Obstruction: The Stagecoach Bus Company reported branches impeding buses, requiring repeated pruning. ? Hazardous conditions: Leaf fall creates slippery, unsafe conditions on the footpath, especially in wet weather. Despite regular sweeping, debris quickly accumulates. ? Loss of light: The tree significantly reduces natural light to No. 55 and neighbouring homes. Conclusion Despite regular maintenance, the tree continues to endanger public safety, cause substantial and recurring property damage, and obstruct public use of the area. Further pruning cannot address these inherent risk
  Tree Preservation Order made, 2025-10-29 · Cotswold District Council · 25/03088/TCONR
• 1 - Copper Beech - Reduce the crown height by 1.0m and reduce the lateral spread up to 1.5m. All cuts to be no bigger that 30mm in diameter.
  No objection, 2025-09-10 · Cotswold District Council · 25/02530/TCONR
• Removal of internal partitions and doors, alteration to staircase, reinstatement of existing fireplaces, replacement fenestration, replacement boiler, internal alterations, and associated works to reinstate two flats back to one dwelling
  Application Permit, 2025-07-17 · Cotswold District Council · 25/01530/LBC
• Oak boarded floating floor and internal secondary glazing to four rear windows
  Application Permit, 2025-06-23 · Cotswold District Council · 25/01335/LBC
• Remedial works to treat damp and condensation
  Application Permit, 2024-01-15 · Cotswold District Council · 23/03585/LBC
• T1 - Copper Beech - Prune back branchwood with a diameter less than 50mm over and around dwelling to provide a clearance of 2.5m.
  No objection, 2023-11-22 · Cotswold District Council · 23/03330/TCONR
• Compliance with conditions 3 (render sample), 4 (design details - railings) & 5 (slate roof covering) of planning permission 15/03647/FUL and conditions 3 (render sample), 4 (design details - railings), 5 (rooflights) & 6 (slate roof covering) of listed building consent 15/03648/LBC - Internal and external alterations including demolition of existing ancillary car port and conservatory
  Application Permit, 2023-09-05 · Cotswold District Council · 23/01804/COMPLY
• Repairs to existing second floor window, and retention of existing ground floor and first floor windows in side elevation (part retrospective)
  Application Permit, 2023-03-22 · Cotswold District Council · 22/04237/LBC
• T1 Cherry - Fell to ground level as tree has outgrown its position and is overbearing to garden
  No objection, 2021-07-16 · Cotswold District Council · 21/02473/TCONR

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