land and buildings on the south-west side of Front Street, Barnby (NG24 2SA)

HM Land Registry title NT408201 · Freehold · NG24 2SA

NEWARK AND SHERWOOD, NOTTINGHAMSHIRE, EAST MIDLANDS

Who owns it

• Newark & Sherwood District Council

Proprietorship: Local Authority.

Planning at this postcode

• T1 - Conifer - remove
  No Objection, 2026-04-19 · Newark and Sherwood District Council · 26/00540/TWCA
• T1 - Sycamore - remove
  No Objection, 2026-03-19 · Newark and Sherwood District Council · 26/00346/TWCA
• Change of use from one dwelling to two dwellings.
  Application Permitted, 2026-02-02 · Newark and Sherwood District Council · 25/01998/FUL
• T1 - Ash Removal of Main left limb of the tree. Removal of overhanging branches over boundary.
  No Objection, 2025-10-21 · Newark and Sherwood District Council · 25/01564/TWCA
• Walnut Tree - Reduce the height and width of the canopy by 50% so it is no longer shading out nearby fruit trees. Remove dead wood and thin out the canopy if required. Then maintain at that or a similar height Bartlett Pear Tree - Reduce height to just above previous pruning point to reduce fruiting load on branches and keep to a manageable size. Then maintain at that size. Conference Pear Tree - Reduce height to just above previous pruning point to reduce fruiting load on branches and keep to a manageable size. Then maintain at that size. Cherry Tree - Reduce height to just above previous pruning point to reduce fruiting load on branches and keep to a manageable size. Then maintain at that size. Silver Birch Trees - Potentially remove all as dead/in decline and in inappropriate location and planted too close together. 1 already dead. 3 in decline. 2 Large Fir Trees - Remove lowest of branches to raise canopy to above head height 2 Purple Cherry Trees - Certainly would like to remove the one on the right as it is located close to the house. However both have visible fungus and appear to be struggling/in decline so would be happy to remove both if they continue to fail to thrive Cherry Tree (younger) - Remove as planted too close to patio/shed, previous support (metal bar) has impeded growth and branches have been braced as not strong. Does not appear heathy. Front House Tree - This was pruned prior to us moving in - we would like to maintain the height as there is a phone cable and maintain the width growth as there is a street light within the growing range.
  No Objection, 2025-10-17 · Newark and Sherwood District Council · 25/01578/TWCA
• 1 x Apple Tree - Cut back overhanging branches to boundary 1 x Peach Tree - Cut back overhanging branches to boundary 1 x unknown tree - Cut back overhanging branches to boundary
  No Objection, 2025-10-01 · Newark and Sherwood District Council · 25/01493/TWCA
• COPPER BEECH - 2 METRE ALL ROUND CANOPY REDUCTION AND 15% CROWN THIN. HORNBEAM - 2 METRE ALL ROUND CANOPY REDUCTION AND 15% CROWN THIN. CHERRY - REMOVE 4 LOWER LIMBS AND 1.5 METRE HEIGHT REDUCTION. WALNUT - RAISE CANOPY TO GIVE 1.5M CLEARANCE FROM GROUND LEVEL AND REDUCE CANOPY ALL AROUND BY 1 METRE
  No Objection, 2025-09-10 · Newark and Sherwood District Council · 25/01530/TWCA
• T1 - Ash - Reduce lateral limb over driveway by 7m to reduce end weight and reduce risk of failure. Remove deadwood over 25mm diameter. T2 - Ash - Remove branch over garden (house side). Remove deadwood over 25mm diameter. T3 - Ash - Reduce any branches directly over property to clear 1.5m. T4 - Silver Birch - Remove entire R/H stem (closest to house) back to fork. Check integrity of remaining stem. Large wound identified, with a large pocket of decay (approx. 80% of stem, daylight can be seen through affected area).
  No Objection, 2025-02-26 · Newark and Sherwood District Council · 25/00070/TWCA
• Undertake works as detailed on accompanying Arboricultural Care Management Reports.
  No Objection, 2024-08-09 · Newark and Sherwood District Council · 24/01299/TWCA
• New wooden summerhouse and relocation of apple tree in the conservation area.
  Application Permitted, 2024-07-19 · Newark and Sherwood District Council · 24/00860/HOUSE

Local planning authority records. Applications at the postcode, which may cover neighbouring addresses.

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