Cambridge

Cambridge/26/0633/TTPO

Girton College, Woodlands Wing Huntingdon Road Girton Cambridgeshire CB3 0JG

Awaiting decision
Reference
Cambridge/26/0633/TTPO
Authority
Cambridge
Application type
TTPO
Address
Girton College, Woodlands Wing Huntingdon Road Girton Cambridgeshire CB3 0JG
Postcode
CB3 0JG
Status
Awaiting decision
Received
22 Jun 2026
Started
22 Jun 2026
Source council
Cambridge
Council source record
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Public data licence
Open Government Licence v3.0
Record updated
18 Jul 2026
SEO index generated
24 Jul 2026
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Proposal

T1 - Mature Elm (dead) - . This Mature tree is now dead and situated over dog walker gate path and 53 Girton Rd back garden. It is posing a liability concern for the college and a threat to public safety. Request a Monolith to 3m. Bird Box cut x2. Lightning furrows cuts, Coronet cuts. T2 - Twin stemmed Elm over Machinery store (dead) - This semi mature tree is now dead and is situated over the roof of the machinery store and a public footpath. It is posing a liability concern for the college and a threat to public safety. Request a Monolith to 3m. Bird Box cut x2. Lightning furrows cuts, Coronet cuts. T3 - Large Dead Elm - This mature tree is now dead and is situated behind the machinery store and within striking distance of a public footpath. It is posing a liability concern for the college and a threat to public safety. Request a Monolith to 3m. Bird Box cut x2. Lightning furrows cuts, Coronet cuts G1 - X5 dead Elms, These trees are now dead and within striking distance of the grass tennis courts. Request removal to near ground level. T4 - Multi stemmed Elm over Girton Road- This Multi-Stemmed tree 90% dead and is situated over/adjacent to Girton Road. It is showing vigour at the base/basal growth but the upper canopy is posing a liability concern for the college and a threat to public safety/ within striking distance of traffic. Request removal to approx.2m Pollard to allow regrowth. T5 - Ash in decline over Huntingdon Rd - This tree has been in steady decline for a number of years. It has had large deadwood removed on multiple occasions It has possible die back and is also exhibiting Innonotus hispidus brackets.Due to its location over a very busy cycle path and bus lane, we request removal to ground level. T6 - Small Dead Elm This tee is dead and situated directly over woodland path. It is posing a liability concern for the college and a threat to public safety. Request removal to ground level

Key dates

  1. Received 22 Jun 2026
  2. Started 22 Jun 2026

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