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Cheshire West and Chester Council planning applications
We hold 6,614 applications from this authority, the most recent submitted 26 Oct 2026.
Applications held6,6143,825 of them building work
Granted93%of the 2,799 decisions we hold
Newest26 Oct 2026most recent submission
Last 30 days146new applications reached us
What we hold
- Records from
- 14 Jun 2002 to 26 Oct 2026
- Authority type
- English Unitary Authority
- The council itself
- www.cheshirewestandchester.gov.uk
The work that comes up here
Most recent
- 7 Earlston Court Chester CH3 5BQPendingFelling of Birch (T1), Maple (T2) and Rowan (T3)Submitted 26 Oct 2026 · Chester/26/03421/CAT
- 497A London Road Davenham Northwich CW9 8NAPendingFelling of Cherry (T1) and Sycamore (T2)Submitted 26 Oct 2026 · Chester/26/03429/CAT
- 21 Upton Park Upton Chester CH2 1DFPendingFir tree (next to main gate) and Cherry tree (next to pedestrian gate) - Removing branches that go over the telephone wires and general maintenance.Submitted 26 Oct 2026 · Chester/26/03424/CAT
- Brookside Cottage Aldersey Lane Chester CH3 9EHPendingPoplar (T1) - Reduce 'over-long' side limbs by 3-4m. Reduce top by 2-3m. Remove 4 long/low branches over adjacent Oak. Oak (T2) - Prune to clear BT line and remove dead wood. 2x Birch (T3) - Remove 4 branches over powerline.Submitted 26 Oct 2026 · Chester/26/03420/CAT
- Sandiway Manor Norley Road Cuddington Northwich CW8 2JWPendingHolm Oak (T2) - Reduce regrowth from the south stem to provide 2m of clearance from the building. Reduce the remaining regrowth by 4m. Begin a phased reduction of the north stem by 4-5m all over to reduce crown height and wind loading. Remove ivy and carry out a further inspection during the works to assess decay in the north stem and remaining pollard head. Sycamore (T3) - Remove ivy from the stems and carry out a further inspection, as the tree could not be fully assessed during the survey. False acacia (T10) - Reduce the eastern side of the crown by 2m where branches are in contact with the building. Cherry species (T14) - Fell to ground level due to the poor condition of the tree. Cherry species (T16) - Reduce branches extending to the south-west by 2m to provide clearance from the shed. Common Beech (T21) - Carry out a further inspection using decay detection equipment, such as sonic tomography or resistance drilling, to assess the extent of decay in the cavities on the south face at approximately 4m and the north-east face between 9-10m. Aerial access will be required. Use the findings to determine appropriate future management. Pine species (T24) - Prune back branches extending to the south to provide clearance from cables and the building. False acacia (T3) - Sever ivy at the base to allow future inspection of the stems. Mixed group comprising Sycamore, Common Hazel, Leylandii, Common Holly and Bay Laurel (G1) - Prune back to provide 2m of clearance from the third-party building. Clear vegetation and garden waste within 2m of the Sycamore, reduce the Holly back by 2m from the Sycamore to allow inspection, and remove ivy from the adjacent Sycamore from ground level to the crown break.Submitted 26 Oct 2026 · Chester/26/03423/CAT
- Hampton Hall Cholmondeley Road Hampton Malpas SY14 8JNPending2x European Beech trees (T9 and T11) - Fell to ground level. Horse Chestnut (T5) - Remove the large, decayed limb over the road. European Beech (T7) - Remove the hanging dead branch over the road edge and remove deadwood over 20 millimetres to allow the crown to be properly assessed. Group of Common Ash (G5) - Fell the two trees nearest the road identified as Category 4 trees in the survey, due to significant ash dieback and the associated risk. Further recommended works and investigations - European Beech (T3) - Arrange a specialist test to assess the internal condition of the trunk. Scots Pine (T17) - Reduce the tree to a 5m habitat stem, as recommended in the survey. English Oak (T19) - Remove the hanging branch and deadwood over 100mm. Group of Common Ash (G1) - Fell the four dead ash stems to ground level.Submitted 23 Oct 2026 · Chester/26/03414/TPO
Where Chester is
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Neighbouring authorities
- Halton Borough Council
- Liverpool City Council
- Warrington Borough Council
- Cheshire East Council
- Knowsley Metropolitan Borough Council
- St Helens Council
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