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Summary
Application Number	W/26/01950/TPOA
Location Address	Rectory Meadow Naunton Beauchamp Pershore WR10 2LQ
Proposal	T1 Silver birch - Crown lift over drive to 3 m by removal of secondary and tertiary branches and branch tips. T2 Crack willow - Select the best vertical stem and retain. Remove all other growth to ground level. Formative prune the remaining stem to encourage upward growth. T3 Horse chestnut - Formative prune by shortening the three lowest branches by half of their length. This will encourage upward growth. After a year or so remove the lower branches back to the trunk. T4 Common ash - Prune out the larger regenerative growth brackets greater than 5 cm diameter) and allow to regenerate. Repeat this work every five years or so. T5 Elm Fell to ground level. T6 Goat willow - Fell to ground level. Advise neighbour of need to manage their willow tree. T7 Cherry - Crown reduce overall to finished dimensions of 5m height and radio crown spread of 2m. Stabilise the remaining deadwood so that it is unlikely to fall. Perhaps encourage clematis to grow into the tree to improve habitat. T8 Cherry plum- Either shorten the end weight on the branch by removing the obvious vertical grower at 2m height, OR (recommended) install a prop beneath the limb as a restraint. T9 Cherry laurel coppice to leave 0.5 m stumps that will regenerate and form a more manageable shrub. T10 Sycamore -Remove deadwood. T11 Walnut - Remove deadwood. Install a flexible brace, e.g. Cobra at 2/3 of overall height. T12 Walnut - Crown reduce to give finished dimensions of 15m height and radial crown spread of N 5.5, E 5.5m, S 5m, W 5m. Shape cuts into remainder of the crown to leave rounded overall form. T13 Common ash - Fell tree to ground level and plant a replacement field maple. T14 Weeping willow - Top the tree to establish future points for regeneration and repeat pruning. Seek to retain as much of the lower branch structure as possible. Finished height of the tree should be no more than 10m. Remove regenerative growth every 3 to 5 years thereafter. T15 Black walnut - Fell the tree to ground level and encourage one of its basal sucker growths to grow up and form a replacement. T16 Common ash - Crown lift by removal of the four lowest branches. This will give a height clearance of approximately 4 m. Prune out the larger deadwood if required. T17 Oriental plane - Crown lift by removing low branch tips to give 2m height clearance above the footpath. T19 Contorted willow - Reduce in height to 10m. Reduce the southern radial spread to 5.5 m. Shape these cuts into the remainder of the crown to leave a rounded overall form. G1 Crack willow - Repollard all willows back to previous pruning points. Leave a clear trunk for new regeneration. Undertake tree works, as detailed on application form and in any accompanying information.
Status	Pending
Application Type	Tree preservation order application (works to)
Appeal Decision	N/A

Important Dates
Application Received Date	18/08/2026
Application Valid Date	18/08/2026
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Further Information
Expected Decision Level	Delegated
Case Officer	Gerry Oxford
Parish	Naunton Beauchamp
Ward	Upton Snodsbury Ward
Applicant	Mr S Skinner
Agent	Mr Matthew Reid, MHP Arboriculture
Agent Address	91 Promenade Cheltenham GL50 1PJ

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All Skip to download button.	Document Type	Date	Description	File Size	Drawing/Rev Number
Application Documents
	01. Application Form	18/08/2026	Application Form	(373kb)	-
	02. Supporting Information	18/08/2026	Arboricultural Risk Assessment Report	(1770kb)	-
Application Plans
	04. Site/Location Plan	18/08/2026	Tree Location Plan	(319kb)	-

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Tree Preservation Order - TPO/W/58/87/001/TPO

Pre-SWDPR - SWDP 6: Conservation Area

Pre-SWDPR - SWDP 15: Designated Rural Areas

Pre-SWDPR - SWDP 5: Protect and Restore

Pre-SWDPR - SWDP 22: Sites Of Regional Or Local Wildlife Importance

SWDPR 38 Surface Water Flooding 1:30 (High): 30 year extent

SWDPR 38 Surface Water Flooding 1:1000 (Low): 1000 year extent

SWDPR 19: Designated Rural Areas-Meeting Affordable Housing Needs

SWDPR 38: Flood Zone 2

SWDPR 38: Flood Zone 3

SWDPR South Worcestershire Boundary: Wychavon District Council

SWDPR 29: Sites Of Regional Or Local Wildlife Importance. Piddle and Whitsun Brooks.

SWDPR 29: Malvern Hills SSSI Mitigation Strategy Zone of Influence

Affect setting: Naunton Beauchamp Conservation Area