Planning applicationINV/25/0017/TRE

2 Bramble Wynd Port Glasgow PA14 6RB

Granted Subject To ConditionsTrees, Ecology & Green Space
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Received

16 June 2025

Validated

23 June 2025

Planning Signals

3 detected traits

Specific
Cherry Tree RemovalTree Crown ReductionTrees
AI summary

Proposed tree works would include removing seven trees, cutting back boundary Willows and coppicing another Willow around the rear garden.

Impact scale

Estimated scale of impact on the surrounding area.

3/10
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Application INV/25/0017/TRE

2 Bramble Wynd Port Glasgow PA14 6RB

Granted Subject To ConditionsTrees, Ecology & Green SpaceReceived Inverclyde Council

Proposed tree works would include removing seven trees, cutting back boundary Willows and coppicing another Willow around the rear garden.

The record

Reference
INV/25/0017/TRE
Address
2 Bramble Wynd Port Glasgow PA14 6RB
Status
Granted Subject To Conditions
Category
Trees, Ecology & Green Space
Impact scale
3/10
Authority
Inverclyde Council

Timeline

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Last scraped
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Additional application data

Latitude
55.9281
Longitude
-4.6413

What is proposed

Plain-language summary

Proposed tree works would include removing seven trees, cutting back boundary Willows and coppicing another Willow around the rear garden.

As filed with the council

Removal of one Cherry tree in front garden; removal of two Willow trees in rear garden; removal of one Sycamore, two Alder and one Birch tree on land behind rear boundary; cut back Willow trees overhanging west side rear boundary fence; and coppice Willow tree on land behind rear boundary