Here is the weekly planning roundup for Huntingdonshire District Council for the week beginning November 4.

Various tree works are in progress, including the felling of a Scots Pine at 21 Needingworth Road, St Ives (ref.24/02064/TRCA).

Another application involves the felling and replacement of a Magnolia tree, as well as the removal and replacement of other trees at The Palms, London Road, St Ives (ref.24/02057/TRCA).

At All Saints Church, High Street, Offord Cluny, plans are underway to reduce a Yew tree away from the church by 1.5m and the remaining crown by 2m (ref.24/02063/TRCA).

In terms of green space management, How Gardens, Houghton Road, St Ives has two ongoing applications related to the discharge of obligations.These relate to planning permission 19/02280/FUL, which was varied by planning permission 21/02079/S73 (refs.24/02060/S106OB and 24/02059/S106OB).

Tree work is also taking place at 7 Meadow Close, Hemingford Grey, where a Walnut tree is being lifted to 5m above ground level (ref.24/02045/TRCA).

A Conifer tree is being removed to ground level, including the stump, at 11 Whytefield Road, Ramsey (ref.24/02049/TRCA).

At Kates Cabin Cafe, Great North Road, Chesterton, two conditions of planning permission 23/00876/FUL are being discharged.

These include details of the EV charging canopy (ref.24/80383/COND) and the Construction Traffic Management Plan (ref.24/80382/COND).

Lastly, at 74 Blenheim Way, Yaxley, an Ash tree is undergoing a crown reduction by 3m to maintain its size due to its proximity to houses (ref.24/02036/TREE).

All applications are currently in progress and were received and validated this week.

For more details on these applications or to track their progress, visit the planning section on the Huntingdonshire District Council's website.