South Downs National Park

South Downs National Park/SDNP/26/00523/TPO

Marwell Hotel And Conference Centre Thompsons Lane Owslebury Hampshire SO21 1JY

Application Determined | Approved
Reference
South Downs National Park/SDNP/26/00523/TPO
Authority
South Downs National Park
Application type
Tree preservation order
Address
Marwell Hotel And Conference Centre Thompsons Lane Owslebury Hampshire SO21 1JY
Postcode
SO21 1JY
Status
Application Determined
Decision
Approved
Received
10 Feb 2026
Validated
16 Feb 2026
Started
16 Feb 2026
Decided
27 May 2026
Source council
South Downs National Park
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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Location

Static location map showing the position of planning application South Downs National Park/SDNP/26/00523/TPO in South Downs National Park

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Proposal

Pedunculate Oak tree "Quercus robur" Tree numbers: 0344.0345,0347,0348,0349,0351,0352,0353,0354,0356,0357,0362,0363,0366,0367,0369,0375,0378,0379,0381,0382,0386,0387,0388,0389,0390,0391,0392,0395,0400, To carry out the removal of all major deadwood.Pedunculate Oak tree "Quercus robur" Tree numbers: 0368, 0699,0799 - To carry out crown raise over the property by 5 meters and to carry out the removal of all major deadwood.Silver Birch tree "Betula pendula" 0335 To carry out a crown raise to give 5 meter clearance over the car park and to carry out the removal of all major deadwood.Ash tree "Fraxinus" 0338 To fell (sectional dismantlement) and clear. The tree has extensive Ash dieback and is leaning over the property.Pedunculate Oak tree "Quercus robur" 0341 To fell (sectional dismantlement) and clear.The tree is has power cables and lights underneath it, has a low crown density,major deadwood and is of low amenity value.Pedunculate Oak tree "Quercus robur" 0350 To fell (sectional dismantlement) and clear.The tree is located in the picnic area,it is dying and in decline, it has a low crown density,it leans heavily to north west (seating area)Ash tree "Fraxinus" 0377 To fell (sectional dismantlement) and clear. The tree has extensive Ash dieback and is located near the building.Pedunculate Oak tree "Quercus robur" 0380 To fell (sectional dismantlement) and clear. The tree is bifurcated at 10 meters with included union.It has a sparse canopy with major deadwood through out and is of low amenity value.Ash tree "Fraxinus" 0383 To fell (sectional dismantlement) and clear. The tree is dead.Ash tree "Fraxinus" 0384 To fell (sectional dismantlement) and clear.The tree is located next to the woodland path and has extensive Ash dieback and is dying.Goat Willow tree "Salix caprea" 0394 To fell (sectional dismantlement) and clear.The tree is an old coppice stool, multi stemmed at ground level with branches resting on the property,the tree is of low amenity value.Goa

Key dates

  1. Received 10 Feb 2026
  2. Validated 16 Feb 2026
  3. Started 16 Feb 2026
  4. Decided 27 May 2026

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