land adjoining The Tallet Cottage, Bibury, Cirencester, (GL7 5NL)

HM Land Registry title GR200323 · Freehold · GL7 5NL

COTSWOLD, GLOUCESTERSHIRE, SOUTH WEST

Who owns it

• Cotswold Coln Valley Cottages LLP (OC432854)

Proprietorship: Limited Liability Partnership.

Planning at this postcode

• G1 - Hornbeam group - 3.0m overall crown reduction 1 - Wild Service Tree - 1.0m overall crown reduction 2 - Hornbeam - fell G2 - Ash and Holm Oak - fell 3 - Norway Spruce (neighbours) - tip prune on south east side by up to 2.0m blending crown to keep natural shape
  No objection, 2026-06-25 · Cotswold District Council · 26/01712/TCONR
• T1 - Common lime - minor works - crown lift to provide 2m of ground clearance over lawn T2 - Sycamore - laterally reduce lower limbs on north side by max 3m (overhanging). Maximum 10 cuts at a max of 75mm diameter.
  No objection, 2026-03-27 · Cotswold District Council · 26/00927/TCONR
• Retrospective car park adjacent to Shoecroft Barn and alterations to access
  Awaiting decision, 2026-01-02 · Cotswold District Council · 26/00015/FUL
• Restoration of existing lean-to metal and timber structure to form a ticket office and general store
  Application Permit, 2025-12-03 · Cotswold District Council · 25/02408/FUL
• 1 - Willow - pollard at 5.0m
  No objection, 2025-11-11 · Cotswold District Council · 25/02953/TCONR
• 1 - Spruce - pollard ay 4.0m. 2 - Willow - pollard at 1.0m. 3 - Willow - clear fellen stem. 4 - Willow - pollard at 4.0m. 5 - Wilow - re-pollard.
  No objection, 2025-11-05 · Cotswold District Council · 25/03219/TCONR
• Sycamore. Remove 3 small diameter lower limbs that are obstructing the highway
  No objection, 2025-10-09 · Cotswold District Council · 25/03038/TCONR
• Trees within H1 - Yew and Western Red cedar - former outgrown hedge. Reduce height to former hedge height of circa 4-5m Trees within G1 - 4 Common lime - small trees - re pollard to previous pollard points. T1 - Common lime - minor works - remove deadwood and circa 5no small branches (50-75mm diameter max) that are in decline.
  No objection, 2025-07-15 · Cotswold District Council · 25/01799/TCONR
• Description Fell split and compromised Lime Trees. The northernmost lime split in half yesterday with the failed stem landing on a boundary wall. The remaining part of this tree has been compromised and is no longer stable and likely to fail. Therefore the remainder of the tree requires removal. An inspection of the adjacent tree revealed it to be in a worse structural (main union compromised) and physiological condition (crown entered into a very sudden decline) than the one that failed and given that its failure would mean a stem collapsing on to a house I consider these works to be exempt under the 2012 Regs
  No objection, 2025-07-02 · Cotswold District Council · 25/02004/DD
• Erection of a garden shed
  Application Permit, 2025-04-28 · Cotswold District Council · 25/00903/FUL

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