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T370 - Remove hung up branch Laburnum next to T756 - Fell to ground level T138 Scots Pine - Fell to ground level due ...

24 March 2026

Well hello there, Cromer! We've got some news from our local planning department regarding some tree works planned for the Overstrand Hall area. It looks like our beautiful trees are getting a bit of a tidy-up to keep them safe and healthy for everyone to enjoy.

T370 - Remove hung up branch Laburnum next to T756 - Fell to ground level T138 Scots Pine - Fell to ground level due to being in close proximity to activity area T758 Sycamore - Pollard to 4 meters to create habitat pole T748 Corsican Pine- To remove broken hanging branches T751 Sycamore- To reduce to standing dead wood T752 Sycamore- To reduce by removing dominant stem at approx. 8 m T392 Holm Oak- To remove broken hanging branches out of crown overhanging camp fire area T754 Sycamore- Fell to ground level T755 Common Beech- To reduce small tertiary branches away from building in order to attain approx 2m clearance from building G6 Common Sycamore- Reduce via thinning dominant leaders approx. 3m in length in upper crown only. T756 Holm Oak- To fell to ground level T721 Sycamore- To fell to ground level šŸ“ Overstrand Hall Cromer Road Overstrand Cromer Norfolk NR27 0JJ šŸ“‹ Ref: TW/26/0617 šŸ“ Type: Tree Works in a Conservation Area šŸ“Š Status: Pending Consideration šŸ˜ļø Ward: Poppyland
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