PlotbeaconOxford City Council • 26/00653/CAT
Irish yew trees to be trimmed
St Edmund Hall Queens Lane Oxford Oxfordshire OX1 4AR
Eight Irish yew trees would be trimmed at St Edmund Hall, Oxford.
Nearby people may notice changes to the trees’ shape and the view.
Written automatically by Plotbeacon.
How to comment
The comment period closed on 10 April. The council may still accept a comment before its decision.
- Status
- Consultation closed · awaiting decision
- Type
- conservation_area
- Received
- 16 Mar 2026
- Consultation closed
- 10 Apr 2026
Summary
The owner wants to trim eight Irish yew trees at St Edmund Hall in Oxford. The site is in a protected historic area.
The work would change the trees’ shape. It may slightly change views from nearby homes and streets. The trees would remain.
The council will decide after the comment period. The supplied record does not say whether the trimming is already done or approved.
About this summary
What the council wrote is the official record. This summary was made automatically by Plotbeacon from the council's notice.
What the council wrote
Works to 8no. Irish Yew trees as specified by Mr Mark Blandford-Baker in the Central Conservation Area.