New planning application: 25/0592/TC

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25/0592/TC|T1 - Laurel growing in the front garden - To reduce garden side growth by .5m from a current branch length of 3m reducing to 2.5m - To reduce the height by 1m, from a current branch length of 4m reducing to 3m - To reduce the road side and house side by 1m, from a current branch length of 3.5m reducing to 2.5m T2 - olive tree growing in the rear garden growing on the right hand side To prune to reshape into a round shape, as directed onsite T3 - olive tree growing in the rear garden on the left hand side To prune to reshape into a round shape, as directed onsite|6 ASHBURNHAM GROVE, GREENWICH, LONDON, SE10 8UHMore information can be found by clicking here.

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