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PendingT/00535/26/TCASubmitted 4 days agoTree works

The Haye Elm Road Sherborne St John Hampshire RG24 9JL

T1 Sycamore - FELL to ground level and eco plug. T2 Walnut - Remove deadwood of 10cm> T3 Hornbeam - Crown reduce by c.3metres. Final height 9metres, final spread 7metres (average). T4 Conifer - Reduce height by c.3metres, cut back overhang to boundary on neighbours side. T5 Laurel - Reduce height by c.4metres to previous points, Reduce width by 1-1.5metres, in proportion. T6 Hornbeam in decline - monolith to an 8m height. G7 Lime x2 - Remove deadwood of c.10cm>

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Progress

Submitted
28 Oct 2026
— completed
Validated
29 Oct 2026
— completed
Consultation
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— not yet reached
Target date
10 Dec 2026 (target)
— not yet reached
Decided
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— not yet reached

Application details

Reference
T/00535/26/TCA
Local authority
Basingstoke
Postcode
RG24 9JL
Ward
Sherborne St John & Rooksdown
Application type
Trees

Key dates

Submitted
28 Oct 2026
Validated
29 Oct 2026
Target decision
10 Dec 2026

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Estimated project value

£450–£3k

Typical UK cost for this job type, at South East rates (2026). Estimated from the proposal description — planning applications do not state build cost. Source: trade estimate.

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Homes here go for about £646,000 — the median of the last 8 market sales in RG24 9JL, £407,000 to £820,000.

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