Grid square, not boundary ST58136025 · 10 × 10 m · The pin marks the centre.
- Country
- England
- Local authority
- Bath and North East Somerset
- Forestry administration
- Bullers Hill (Administrative hub)
- Grid reference
- ST 5813 6025
- Total area
- 1.20 ha
← All felling applications
fl-018-1819-2026
Chew Valley Lake Bittern Trail
Open For Comment Felling licence application
Location
The site location, area and map references recorded in the application.
Source
Official register, reference and application dates.
Key dates
- Application registered Unknown
- Application accepted Unknown
- Consultation opens 18 September 2026
- Consultation closes 9 October 2026
- Decision issued Unknown
- First archived 9 October 2026
- Last seen on the register 10 October 2026
Official source
Forestry Commission England Public Register
fl-018-1819-2026 Find this record on the official register ↗
- The source uses an unusual case reference; it has been retained as published.
Nearby
Felling applications, woodland creation and land opportunities within 10 km from point.
Felling applications
| Application | Location | Status | Distance | Area | Key date |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| FL-018-3344-2026 Buckley Wood | Location Chewton Mendip Bath and North East Somerset | Status Open For Comment | Distance 5.8 km away | Area 6.04 ha | Consultation ends |
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Woodland creation applications
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Land opportunities
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Changes
Changes recorded by StandingWire, newest first. Dates reflect capture time.
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First captured
- Status when first captured
- Open For Comment
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