Anchor Inn, Vigo Lane, Yateley (GU46 6EP)

HM Land Registry title HP446126 · Freehold · GU46 6EP

HART, HAMPSHIRE, SOUTH EAST

Who owns it

• Punch Partnerships (pml) Limited

Proprietorship: Limited Company or Public Limited Company.

Planning at this postcode

• T1 - Oak - Tidy up and complete recent pruning cuts in accordance with BS3998:2010 Tree Work and balance crown on southeast canopy quadrant by reduction of lateral branches by up to 1.5m to suitable growth point.
  Grant, 2025-08-15 · Hart District Council · 25/01092/TPO
• Application for a Lawful Development Certificate for a Proposed single storey side and rear extension with fenestration alterations.
  Application Withdrawn, 2024-01-15 · Hart District Council · 23/02720/LDC
• Demolition of existing single storey lean-to, erection of a two storey side extension with bridge to first floor rear, erection of a replacement porch to front and demolition of a porch to rear, insertion of a velux window to rear and alterations to steps to front door
  Opinion Issued, 2023-07-25 · Hart District Council · 23/01125/PREAPP
• Erection of single storey side and rear extensions to garage and partial conversion to habitable accommodation to include the replacement of the garage door with a window and alterations to one window to ground floor rear
  Grant, 2022-07-11 · Hart District Council · 22/01050/HOU
• Amendment to condition 2- materials to match existing- pursuant to 17/01366/HOU Two storey side extension and single storey rear extension
  Condition Discharged, 2017-12-15 · Hart District Council · 17/01366/CON
• T1, Oak - clean the canopy by removing deadwood, crossing/rubbing branches and ivy. Selectively reduce branches extending toward Ivy Cottage to give a minimum of 2m clearance to the house. T2, Oak - tree in decline, displaying a pale canopy and extensive die-back in the crown. Reduce the tree in height and spread by up to 3m back to suitable growth. T3, Oak - clean the canopy by removing dead, crossing/rubbing branches and ivy. All three trees are showing varying degrees of die-back on the opposite side of their canopies. They were at one point ivy stricken bu I don't think the resulting die-back is due completely to that.
  Grant, 2016-12-22 · Hart District Council · 16/02925/TPO
• T1 Oak tree - located in the rear garden - Fell to ground level
  Refuse, 2016-04-13 · Hart District Council · 16/00398/TPO
• Lime (T1&T2) On both trees: Thin the two canopies by 10%. Remove major deadwood over 40mm dia. Remove crossing limbs and damaged branches. On tree closest to corner of property: Reduce secondary limb over footpath to SE by 3m to leave final branch length 3.5m. Reduce canopy spread on W side towards house by 2m up to 20m in height to leave final canopy spread 3m. Tree closest to entrance: Reduce end loading on lowest primary limb over entrance to S by reducing branch length by 2.5m leaving final branch length 6m. Reduce end loading on primary limb pointing SE over footpath by 3m to leave final branch length 5m. Reason: Property owner wants the tree to be safe after high winds last year caused some damage and is worried about liability where the main road is concerned. The tree is encroaching on the house and blocking light.
  Grant, 2015-10-12 · Hart District Council · 15/01936/TPO

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