Local planning applications near Welwyn
Exciting news for residents near Rabley Heath Road! A planning application has been registered for a new detached garden annex, complete with decking and steps, at Chapel Barn. Keep an eye on this one as consultations are underway.
Great news for the trees near Great Dell Scout Hall! Hertfordshire Council is considering some work to manage the hawthorn, ash, and goat willow in the area. This is all part of a plan for trees within our local conservation area, and it's great to see our green spaces being looked after.
Good news for neighbours on Carleton Rise! A much-loved oak tree is set for a trim to ensure it's safe for everyone. This work is being overseen by Hertfordshire Council, and it's great to see our community spaces being looked after.
Tree lovers in Welwyn East, get ready! There's a planning application for tree work on New Road in Digswell that's currently under consultation. This involves pruning a Scots pine and removing a couple of tree stumps.
Good news for our local cricket enthusiasts at Knightsfield! Plans are underway to carefully trim back a Beech tree that's been a bit too close for comfort over the pitch. This work will help ensure a safer and more enjoyable game for everyone involved!
Good news for our local greenery! Hertfordshire Council is currently considering some tree trimming work on Mill Lane, right here in Welwyn. This includes a neatening up of some yews and a sycamore in the conservation area.
Good news for green spaces in Welwyn! A popular lime tree at 6 Juniper Gardens is currently under consultation for some careful pruning. This is all part of maintaining our lovely TPO-protected trees, ensuring they thrive for years to come.
Exciting news for our Knightsfield neighbours in Sherrards ward! Hertfordshire Council's planning team is looking at some tree management on Knightsfield, and it's all under consultation right now.
A planning application has been submitted regarding a rather concerning oak tree at 39 Woodland Rise in Welwyn Garden City. It seems the tree's lean is posing a potential risk to the property, and the council is currently consulting on its removal.
