Planning Application

TPO26/121

TPO work · Bromsgrove and Redditch

Application Details

Reference
TPO26/121
Address
Flat 10 Forhill Court Lea End Lane Hopwood Worcestershire B38 9EA
Date Received
19 August 2026
Target decision by
14 October 2026 (statutory 8-week target)
Application type
Tree Preservation Order (TPO) work
Description
57 - Scotch Pine - Dead Tree - Fell/Dismantle 58 - Scots Pine - Dead Tree - Fell/Dismantle 59 - Copper Beech - Extensive crown dieback - Fell/Dismantle 60 - Black Pine - Dead Tree - Fell/Dismantle 62 - Scots Pine - Dead Tree - Fell/Dismantle 3431 - Extensive apical dieback - Crown Reduce 1210 - Common Lime - Fungal fruiting bodies - Fell/Dismantle 846 - Scots Pine - Dead remnant stem - Fell/Dismantle 63 - Scots Pine - Dead Tree - Fell/Dismantle 378 - English Oak - Large crack in main stem - Fell/Dismantle 0 - Black Pine - Sparse crown, exposed form & leaning towards dwelling - Fell/Dismantle 10204 - Common Lime - Extensive dieback - Crown reduce 64 - Sycamore - Dead trees - Fell (marked with pink dots) FULL WORK DESCRPIPTION/FINDINGS IN SUBMITTED REPORT

What this application is

Species: Copper beechWork: Felling

This TPO application concerns a copper beech tree in Bromsgrove and Redditch and proposes felling. The council will assess the impact on public amenity and the tree's health before deciding whether to consent, refuse, or grant with a lighter specification.

Trees protected by a Tree Preservation Order cannot be pruned, reduced or felled without written consent from the council. This application is a request for that consent, usually because the tree is close to a property, showing signs of decline, or in need of routine crown management.

The applicant's own description is: 57 - Scotch Pine - Dead Tree - Fell/Dismantle 58 - Scots Pine - Dead Tree - Fell/Dismantle 59 - Copper Beech - Extensive crown dieback - Fell/Dismantle 60 - Black Pine - Dead Tree - Fell/Dismantle 62 - Scots Pine - Dead…. The application was received by Bromsgrove and Redditch on 19 August 2026.

If you want to respond

Neighbours are formally notified only for trees inside a conservation area, but anyone can comment during the consultation window. Comments should focus on the tree's amenity value, health, or the impact of the proposed work — not the identity of the owner.

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