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Application processing dates

Week commencing 16 June 2025.

We are currently:

  • Validating applications received on 11 June 2025
  • Processing applications validated on 12 June 2025
  • Processing discharge of condition applications received on 13 June 2025
  • Publishing representations received on 13 June 2025

All applications are triaged dependent on complexity. Due to officer availability, more complex applications might differ to the date above.

Due to high demand, there is a large time frame between validation and your application being allocated to a Planning Officer. We are endeavouring to reduce this and thank you for your patience.

Publication delays

There may be delays in publishing representation to the website at times when the department is processing large scale applications all of which need to be reviewed and redacted before publishing to the website. This is due to the large volumes of representations these types of applications generate. We will however always endeavour to get representations to the website as soon as we possibly can.

You can use our planning application search to find, view and comment on current applications and their supporting documents. You can also review applications that have been decided. For help on how to make a comment, view our comment on an application page.

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Application number Site address Description Type Status Comments by
P251294/K Weobley, Weobley, St Peter And St Pauls Church Church Road Weobley Hereford Herefordshire HR4 8SD Works to 3 trees. T1. Tulip Tree (Liriodendron tulipifera) low limbs are interfering with the cables so the clients would like to reduce the tips of the branches to give clearance and reduce the tips of the lateral branches protruding towards the chancel of the church. T2. Weeping Ash (Fraxinus excelsior 'pendula') This tree is in poor health with extensive Ash Dieback evident removal, of this tree and replace slightly further away from the retaining wall with a suitable specimen. T3. Common Lime (Tiliax europaea) raise the canopy by around2 meters. Works to Trees in a Conservation Area Determination Made (Trees in Cons Area Works Can Proceed) Thursday 22 May 2025