Woodside, Wycombe Road, Stokenchurch, High Wycombe, HP14 3XJ
Planning activity in HP14 3XJ.
Woodside has a Low development pressure profile: 0 planning applications recorded in HP14 3XJ over the last 12 months, with a n/a approval rate. The 6 most recent applications are listed across HP14.
8 signals driving the planning outlook
Recent Planning Applications
- PendingPL/26/07143/KA14 Sept 2026Kew Cottage Finings Road Lane End Buckinghamshire HP14 3EY
Selective reduction by approximately 2m to suitable pruning points of T1 (Cedrus Atlantica) on the side facing the shed, height reduction to approximately 1.8m tall of T2 (mixed species) trees forming a roadside hedge
BuckinghamshireAuthority record - PendingPL/26/07180/CONDA07 Sept 2026Wood Farm Oxford Road Stokenchurch Buckinghamshire HP14 3TD
Application for approval of details subject to condition 21 (noise assessment) of planning approval 23/05601/OUT.
BuckinghamshireAuthority record - PendingPL/26/07181/KA07 Sept 2026Ivy Cottage Church Path Lane End Buckinghamshire HP14 3HE
Removal of 28m-30m Leylandii (T1) with split trunk overhanging and blocking light to adjacent properties, in conflict with street lamp and telegraph cables, and causing safety concern due to possibility of brances falling. Proposed replacement with slow growing Hornbeam or Silver Birch hedge
BuckinghamshireAuthority record - PendingPL/26/07172/FA07 Sept 2026126 Main Road Naphill Buckinghamshire HP14 4PZ
Single storey front and side extensions, extension of front drive, small shed and greenhouse to rear garden.
BuckinghamshireAuthority record - PendingPL/26/07099/FA04 Sept 20266 Coronation Crescent Lane End Buckinghamshire HP14 3DX
Single storey rear extension with flat roof
BuckinghamshireAuthority record - PendingPL/26/06488/TP04 Sept 20266 Ridgeside Bledlow Ridge Buckinghamshire HP14 4JN
Proposed works to twin-stem Ash (T1): crown reduction of primary stem (by 3.5m in height and 2m laterally) back to suitable growth points to achieve a balanced, natural crown form; crown reduction of subdominant stem to approximately 4m above ground level to retain a suitable stem length and avoid a large wound close to the base. The proposed works are intended to reduce wind loading acting upon the defect at the base of the tree, encourage the formation of compensatory wood, and improve the tree's long-term structural stability.
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Development Pressure
- 0 planning applications recorded in HP14 3XJ in the last 12 months.
- No applications have been decided in that window, so there is no approval rate yet.
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