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- [Common Ash](https://treefrontiers.com/what-tree/what-tree-common-ash/) - Common Ash (Fraxinus excelsior) This month we focus on one of our favourite native broadleaves. A species of tree that many of you will have appreciated as you go about your day-to-day activities as it is the third most common tree in the UK, but also one that you will have undoubtedly heard a lot
- [True colours...](https://treefrontiers.com/uncategorized/true-colours/) - Tree of the month Our tree this month may still be showing its true colours. A hybrid of two different species, you'll often find this handsome tree in parks, avenues and large estates. Its leaves will be very familiar, but it's the flowers which make it stand out. Do you know what it is? Find
- [Case Study: University Development in Oxford](https://treefrontiers.com/latest-articles/case-study-university-development-in-oxford/) - We were invited to participate in a project to replace some of the aging greenhouses at the University of Oxford Botanic Gardens. Home to over 5,000 different plant species, the gardens also house some trees that date back centuries. We assisted the design team in refining the plans to ensure minimal impact to an ancient
- [Tree Conservation and Sustainability Lecture](https://treefrontiers.com/team-news/tree-conservation-and-sustainability-lecture/) - Tree Conservation and Sustainability Lecture (Kevin Martin) We took the opportunity to attend a public lecture at St John's College earlier this month. The talk was delivered by Kevin Martin (Head of Tree Collections at Royal Botanic Gardens in Kew). The lecture highlighted research that Kevin and colleagues have undertaken in relation to the potential
- [What's on at The Theatre](https://treefrontiers.com/team-news/whats-on-at-the-theatre/) - What's On at Chipping Norton Theatre
- [Red Horse Chestnut](https://treefrontiers.com/what-tree/red-horse-chestnut/) - Red Horse Chestnut (Aesculus x carnea) A hybrid born from two very different parents, the red horse chestnut is one of the most striking ornamental trees to grace the British landscape. For a few glorious weeks each year, its broad canopy erupts with towering spikes of deep pink and crimson flowers, transforming parks, avenues and
- [May Tree of the Month](https://treefrontiers.com/uncategorized/may-tree-of-the-month/) - Tree of the month This month's tree is a slow grower. Previously common in monastery gardens and recognised for its fruit, these days it is mainly found in pockets of ancient woodland or old estates. At first glance its leaves may lead you to think it is a rowan but it is a distinctly different
- [Case Study: Private Development in Stratford-upon-Avon](https://treefrontiers.com/latest-articles/case-study-private-development-in-stratford-upon-avon/) - We were asked to support the design team for a new-build project outside Stratford, where previous plans had been rejected. A detailed tree survey allowed us to identify a number of trees within the site which imposed tight constraints, including a veteran willow and four trees subject to TPOs. By providing the design team with
- [Announcing our charity of the year!](https://treefrontiers.com/latest-articles/charity-of-the-year-2026/) - We’re excited to share that Tree Frontiers has chosen Chipping Norton Theatre as our Charity of the Year! Partners enable the Theatre to deliver real impact in the local community through arts‑based programmes addressing the issues of rural poverty, isolation and poor mental health affecting many families and young people in our local area
- [Hornbeam](https://treefrontiers.com/what-tree/what-tree-hornbeam/) - Hornbeam (Carpinus betulus) This month we are revisiting a tree that was featured as the very first ‘What Tree?’ when Tree Frontiers was founded in 2010. It’s great to revisit this species as the hornbeam is a particular favourite of both Nick and Steve’s and is a fantastic all-round native tree. The hornbeam is native
- [Common Holly](https://treefrontiers.com/what-tree/what-tree-common-holly/) - Common Holly (Ilex Aquifolium) This month we focus on a common tree that is steeped in folklore and mythology and is commonly associated with Christmas – hence it being this month ‘What Tree?’ This evergreen species is native to the UK, Europe, North Africa and western Asia. It is common in woodlands, hedgerows and can
- [Service Tree](https://treefrontiers.com/what-tree/service-tree/) - Service Tree (Sorbus domestica) We are taking a closer look at the service tree this month. Distinct from the wild service tree, this species is native to western, central and southern Europe, northwest Africa and southwest Asia, and generally considered to be rare. In Britain it has always been uncommon – originally popular in monastery
- [Wild Cherry](https://treefrontiers.com/what-tree/what-tree-wild-cherry/) - Wild Cherry (Prunus avium) Our tree this month is prunus avium, otherwise known as wild cherry. Thanks to its beautiful blossom and shiny red fruits it is celebrated as one of the prettiest of our native trees and is regularly planted in parks and residential gardens. These fruits, the cherries, also appeal to a variety
- [Case Study: Private Development in the Cotswolds](https://treefrontiers.com/latest-articles/case-study-private-development-in-the-cotswolds/) - Case Study: Private Development in the Cotswolds We were asked to provide arboricultural advice regarding the extension and redevelopment of a cottage in the Cotswolds. Plans included a subterranean parking area, which had potential to impact a group of trees in the neighbouring garden. We carried out a survey and attended the digging of several
- [Case Study: Private Development in the Vale of White Horse](https://treefrontiers.com/latest-articles/case-study-private-development-in-the-vale-of-white-horse/) - We were approached by a local architect team to assist in a scheme at a private residence in the Vale of White Horse district. The client's vision was to convert an existing outbuilding into an annexe by extending and adding a two story gable. We identified a single tree which would require removal in order
- [The Marlborough School - Meet the Employer Event](https://treefrontiers.com/latest-articles/the-marlborough-school-meet-the-employer-event/) - The Marlborough School - Meet the Employer Event For the third year in a row we were delighted to attend the 'Meet the Employer' event at The Marlborough Church of England School in Woodstock. The event has been set up to enable year 8 pupils to meet local employers and understand the pre-requisites and expectations of
- [White Poplar](https://treefrontiers.com/what-tree/white-poplar/) - White Poplar (Populus alba) This month we are focusing our attention on one of the UK’s naturalised species, namely the white poplar. This deciduous tree grows up to heights of around 20m and forms a broad, spreading crown, but it is the two-tone effect of its leaves that is its most distinctive feature. Muted green
- [March's tree](https://treefrontiers.com/latest-articles/marchs-tree/) - Learn how to identify the monkey puzzle tree (Araucaria araucana), its key features, origins & care needs in this clear, accessible Tree Frontiers species guide
- [Case Study: Private Development in Oxfordshire](https://treefrontiers.com/team-news/case-study-private-development-in-oxfordshire/) - Arboricultural support for a private Oxfordshire development, including tree surveys, feasibility work and canopy cover analysis to help secure planning consent
- [Monkey Puzzle](https://treefrontiers.com/what-tree/monkey-puzzle/) - Monkey Puzzle (Araucaria araucana) Some trees are instantly recognisable – oak with their acorns, holly with their spiky leaves, or the curtain-like foliage of a weeping willow. This month we have selected a particularly identifiable one. With its tiered form and smothering of spiky leaves, the Aruacaria Araucana, or Monkey Puzzle tree as it has
- [Case Study: Educational Development in Oxford](https://treefrontiers.com/latest-articles/case-study-educational-development-in-oxford/) - Planning consent has been granted for the redevelopment of Christ Church College's Faculty of Music to provide graduate accommodation. This was a complex project with the site located within the heart of Oxford, within a conservation area and a Grade I listed Park & Garden, with trees throughout the site. We were involved from early
- [February's Tree](https://treefrontiers.com/latest-articles/februarys-tree/) - This month's tree is a native to North America, with an edible fruit, highly sought after timber and historical symbology of prosperity for indigenous Americans. We spotted one in Oxford Botanic Gardens that is over 270 years old! (Certainly worth a visit if you ever have spare time) Can you identify this truly spectacular specimen?
- [Burford School Human Library](https://treefrontiers.com/latest-articles/burford-school-human-library/) - Following Chipping Norton School's Human Library event last month, it was great to be able to attend a similar event at Burford School this month. Children spoke to business representatives for 3-4 minutes before moving onto the next attendee. The focus was on pupils getting a feel for the broad range of careers and necessary
- [Black Walnut](https://treefrontiers.com/what-tree/black-walnut/) - Black Walnut (Juglans nigra) This month we are turning our attention to one of North America’s most prized native hardwood trees – the black walnut. Its native range extends across much of the eastern US, and it was introduced to Europe in 1629. In Britain it thrives best in the warmer regions towards the south.
- [A Tree of the Month That's Native to Britain](https://treefrontiers.com/latest-articles/a-tree-of-the-month-thats-native-to-britain/) - Tree of the month This month's tree is a native to Britain, symbolically linked with protection, fate, and transformation because of its use in making spinning tools. Ironically, the fruits are highly toxic to humans, despite its symbolic links to protection. The leaves and fruits of this tree are its distinguishing feature with exceptionally vibrant autumnal
- [Chipping Norton School Human Library](https://treefrontiers.com/latest-articles/chipping-norton-school-human-library/) - Tree Frontiers joined Chipping Norton School’s Human Library, helping Year 9 pupils explore green careers through real conversations and hands‑on insights.
- [Case Study: Development project in High Wycombe](https://treefrontiers.com/latest-articles/case-study-development-project-in-high-wycombe/) - Case study on a Wycombe Hospital development, outlining tree constraints, removals, and replacement planting to support canopy cover and planning policy.
- [Spindle](https://treefrontiers.com/what-tree/spindle/) - Spindle (Euonymus europaeus) The spindle tree (Euonymus europaeus) is a small deciduous tree or large shrub native to much of Europe. Though modest in size compared to forest giants, its fiery autumn colours, delicate flowers, and brightly coloured fruit brings beauty to hedgerows and woodland margins throughout the year. Wildlife loves its leaves and fruit,
- [Christmas Office Closure](https://treefrontiers.com/latest-articles/christmas-office-closure/) - We would like to extend our thanks to all our clients and contacts for making 2025 a truly incredible year, with some fantastic projects across all parts of the country. Our office will be closed from 23rd December until 5th January. If there is anything urgent during this time please email info@treefrontiers.com Wishing everyone a
- [December Tree of the month](https://treefrontiers.com/latest-articles/december-tree-of-the-month/) - This month's tree is steeped in North American history. It symbolises longevity, wisdom, and protection. Not to be confused with another tree of the same genus, but still a tree of immense height, ancient lineage, and ecological importance. Can you identify this incredible specimen?
- [National Tree Week: The Teams Top Picks](https://treefrontiers.com/latest-articles/national-tree-week-the-teams-top-picks/) - National Tree Week celebrated UK’s trees with personal stories, highlighting planting, protection and resilience.
- [Case Study: Solar Farm in Bedfordshire](https://treefrontiers.com/latest-articles/case-study-solar-farm-in-bedfordshire/) - Case study: 21MW Bedfordshire solar farm gains consent, retaining trees and minimizing impacts with expert guidance
- [Oxford University Development Christmas Quiz](https://treefrontiers.com/latest-articles/oxford-university-development-christmas-quiz/) - Oxford University Development Christmas Quiz raised £20,000 for Oxford Food Hub, with our team finishing 4th place.
- [Steve attends reception at the House of Lords](https://treefrontiers.com/latest-articles/house-of-lords/) - Steve attends House of Lords reception with the Gardening & Horticulture Group, celebrating ‘Unlocking Green Growth’ and industry impact
- [Max joins the Tree Frontiers Team](https://treefrontiers.com/latest-articles/team-welcome/) - We’re delighted to welcome Max Bell to the Tree Frontiers team as an Arboricultural Consultant. Max brings a wealth of experience, having previously worked as a consultant, in local authority roles, as well as an arboricultural contractor. We’re looking forward to getting Max up to speed on our projects and out in the field.
- [Coast Redwood](https://treefrontiers.com/what-tree/coast-redwood/) - Coast Redwood (Sequoia sempervirens) The coast redwood (Sequoia sempervirens) stands as one of nature’s most awe-inspiring features - a tree of immense height, ancient lineage, and ecological importance. Native to the misty coastal regions of California and southern Oregon, this majestic species embodies endurance, resilience, and quiet grandeur. Early European settlers in California often spoke
- [Raywood Ash](https://treefrontiers.com/what-tree/raywood-ash/) - Raywood Ash (Fraxinus angustifolia subsp. oxycarpa ‘Raywood’) The Raywood ash, often known as the Claret Ash, is a medium-sized, deciduous tree celebrated for its elegant form and spectacular autumn colour. A cultivar of the narrow-leaved ash native to southern Europe and western Asia, the Raywood ash was first discovered in South Australia around 1910 at
- [London Plane Tree](https://treefrontiers.com/what-tree/london-plane-tree/) - London Plane Tree (Platanus x hispanica) The London plane, a hybrid of the American sycamore (Platanus occidentalis) and the Oriental plane (Platanus orientalis), is one of the most recognisable and enduring trees of the urban landscape. Growing up to 35 meters tall, with a broad, domed crown and a sturdy, upright trunk, it is renowned
- [Common Hazel](https://treefrontiers.com/what-tree/what-tree-common-hazel/) - Common Hazel (Corylus avellana) Following our focus last month on the Turkish hazel, this month we are turning our attention to corylus avellana, commonly known as the European, common hazel or simply hazel. This native deciduous species is often coppiced and so is relatively rarely seen as a full grown tree, but if left uncut
- [Turkish Hazel](https://treefrontiers.com/what-tree/what-tree-turkish-hazel/) - Turkish Hazel (Corylus colurna) This month we are turning our attention to corylus colurna, commonly known as the Turkish hazel. This impressive deciduous species, native to south-eastern Europe and western Asia, reaches heights of 20-25 metres and forms a conical crown which broadens as the tree matures. The Turkish hazel has a long history of
- [Deodar Cedar](https://treefrontiers.com/what-tree/deodar-cedar/) - Deodar cedar (Cedrus deodara) Our tree of the month this month is a stately conifer native to the Himalayas. With its graceful branches and aromatic wood, the deodar cedar is now widely planted in temperate zones around the world and is a favourite among gardeners, landscapers and foresters. It is a large evergreen that can
- [Common Beech](https://treefrontiers.com/what-tree/what-tree-common-beech/) - Common Beech (Fagus sylvatica) Our tree of interest this month is the common beech. Classified as a native species in the south of England it is thought to have arrived here around 4,000 BC, possibly introduced by Stone Age humans who used the nuts for food. ‘Fagus’ is Latin for ‘beech’, and the god Fagus
- [Common Hawthorn](https://treefrontiers.com/what-tree/what-tree-common-hawthorn/) - Common Hawthorn (Crataegus monogyna) This month what better tree to shine a spotlight on than the Common Hawthorn – it bursts into life in May, colouring the landscape with its creamy white blossoms and earning its alternative name of the ‘May Tree’. “Ne’er cast a clout till May be out” is an Old English saying
- [Dawn Redwood](https://treefrontiers.com/what-tree/what-tree-dawn-redwood/) - Dawn Redwood (Metasequoia glyptostroboides) Following on from last month's What Tree we found it only right that we take a closer look at the Dawn Redwood. Up until the mid forties it was thought that this species was extinct, known only from Mesozoic Era fossil samples. Sixty million years ago in the Arctic region this particular conifer
- [Swamp Cypress](https://treefrontiers.com/what-tree/what-tree-swamp-cypress/) - Swamp Cypress (Taxodium distichum) This month we are learning more about the swamp cypress. This is a large, slow-growing and long-living tree, which as the name suggests grows well in wet or water-logged areas. Native to the southeastern United States, it thrives in the UK and is rarely seen in anything other than good health.
- [Sweet Chestnut](https://treefrontiers.com/what-tree/what-tree-sweet-chestnut/) - Sweet Chestnut (Castanea sativa) The Sweet Chestnut (Castanea sativa) and Christmas go hand in hand with the nuts being a seasonal favourite, and is the species that has been awarded the 2023 Tree of the Year. This deciduous tree can live for a very long time - up to 700 years. It can reach up
- [Pedunculate Oak](https://treefrontiers.com/what-tree/what-tree-pedunculate-oak/) - Pedunculate Oak (Quercus robur) This month we focus on a tree that needs little introduction. Nearly everyone recognises the iconic leaves of this tree species, and a lot of people have fond memories of playing, foraging or climbing oak trees. If you’re not lucky enough to have these memories, it’s never too late to start.
- [Giant Sequoia](https://treefrontiers.com/what-tree/what-tree-giant-sequoia/) - Giant Sequoia (Sequoiadendron giganteum) As most of you will already know, this is one of the largest trees on the planet, with the oldest known sequoia being over 3,000 years old. The tree originates from the western side of America and mountain ranges of Sierra Nevada in California where trees are associated with natural groves which
- [Norway Maple](https://treefrontiers.com/what-tree/what-tree-norway-maple/) - Norway Maple (Acer platanoides) This species was introduced to the UK in the 17th century and is native to eastern and central Europe and western Asia. Norway maple is commonly planted in urban areas, but can also be used in woodland and hedgerow planting mixes too. The Latin phrase ‘acer’ is associated with ‘sharp’ objects and
- [Silver Maple](https://treefrontiers.com/what-tree/what-tree-silver-maple/) - Silver Maple (Acer saccharinum) This tree originates from central United States and south-eastern Canada and was introduced to the UK in 1725. The name derives from the latin for ‘maple’ while saccharinum combines the Greek work sakkharon meaning ‘sugar’ and the Latin suffix ‘inum’ for ‘of sugar’. However, unlike other maple species the low sugar
- [Katsura](https://treefrontiers.com/what-tree/what-tree-katsura/) - Katsura (Cercidiphyllum japonicum) This non-native species is found in both Japan and China and was introduced to the UK in 1865. Katsura is the Japanese name for the tree and the genus name stems from the Greek word ‘Kerkis’ meaning Judas tree and ‘phyllon’ meaning a leaf. This tree is also referred to as the
- [Cut-leaved Lime](https://treefrontiers.com/what-tree/what-tree-laciniata-lime/) - Cut-leaved Lime ‘Laciniata’ (Tilia platyphyllos ‘laciniata’) The focus of this month’s ‘What Tree?’ is a very specific cultivar of large-leaved lime. This is because this species was identified during a recent tree survey on behalf of one of our Client’s. Other than on this site, the only time that we have come across this particular tree is in arboretums. Therefore, what better way to celebrate such a unique tree
- [Tulip Tree](https://treefrontiers.com/what-tree/what-tree-tulip/) - Tulip (Liriodendron tulipifera) This non-native species was introduced to the UK from eastern USA by John Tradescant the Younger in the 17th century. Historically, American Indians utilised multiple parts of the tree; leaves for medicine, wood for canoes and pulpwood for paper. Today, the timber is more commonly used for household interiors or in organ
- [Yew](https://treefrontiers.com/what-tree/yew/) - Yew (Taxus bacatta) Arguably the most recognisable evergreen tree in the UK, the yew is commonly associated with churches and places of religious significance. The Fortingall Yew in Perthshire is considered to be the oldest tree in Britain, with its age estimated to be anywhere between 2,000-5,000 years old. Closer to home, the yew tree
- [October's Tree of the Month](https://treefrontiers.com/uncategorized/octobers-tree-of-the-month/) - Tree of the month This month's tree is about to show its true colours, with a spectacular display of claret purple and red hues. Named for the gardens in Australia where it was first discovered, can you identify this ornamental beauty?
- [Final Push for Fundraising for Chipping Norton Theatre](https://treefrontiers.com/latest-articles/final-push-for-fundraising-for-chipping-norton-theatre/) - Final Push for Fundraising for Chipping Norton Theatre Some people need a little evidence before donating - so here it is! Steve managed to beat his previous time (albeit cutting it extremely fine for a sub 2 hour race!) But the real win? Supporting The Theatre Chipping Norton Ltd. This local gem brings creativity, connection, and
- [Case Study: Eddington Cambridge](https://treefrontiers.com/latest-articles/case-study-eddington-cambridge/) - Case Study: Eddington Cambridge We were delighted to be part of the design team for the future phases of Eddington in Cambridge. This is a scheme that Nick has personally been involved with for the last 15 years, and following the delivery of the outline application in 2013, the future phases outline application was submitted
- [Tree of the Month](https://treefrontiers.com/latest-articles/september-tree/) - Tree of the month Our tree this month is often found growing alongside rivers, or watercourses and it gets its common name from the distinctive sound of its branches breaking.... Surely you can figure this month's tree out. If not, why not just have a crack?! What Tree?
- [Lunchtime CPDs](https://treefrontiers.com/latest-articles/lunchtime/) - Lunchtime CPDs We continue to offer lunchtime CPDs for other companies. Earlier this week Nick had the pleasure of presenting to Nicholas Pearson Associates on all things trees. This presentation was tailored to veteran trees and potential ecological value. If your team would benefit from either an in-person or online lunchtime CPD session (which can be tailored
- [We're Raising Money for Chipping Norton Theatre](https://treefrontiers.com/latest-articles/raising-money-for-chipping-norton-theatre/) - Steve is a glutton for punishment. Last year he walked across hot coals in order to raise money for Chipping Norton Theatre. This year, he has stepped in at the last minute to take a vacant spot in the Oxford Half Marathon. Not only does he have to get his running shoes on and get
- [Steve has become a 'Validator'](https://treefrontiers.com/latest-articles/steve-has-become-a-validator/) - Earlier this month, Steve completed VALID training in Sheffield. This is tree risk assessment training course that aims to simplify assessments, focussing on an overarching strategy which determines ongoing levels of assessment. The system aims to take the bafflegab (vague words) and numberwang (difficult maths) out of tree risk-benefit assessments, utilising a smart phone app for easy data capture and output.
- [A trio of planning consents in September](https://treefrontiers.com/latest-articles/a-trio-of-planning-consents-in-september/) - After many months of hard work, and a range of different tree related challenges on each, we were delighted to hear that three of our projects got consent in the space of a couple of weeks. Contemporary Home in Shipton-under-Wychwood New Wellness Area & Car Gallery in The Cotswolds Extra Care Scheme in Frimley These
- [Crack Willow](https://treefrontiers.com/what-tree/crack-willow/) - Crack Willow (Salix fragilis) Our tree this month is one of the UKs scruffier species – Salix fragilis, known as the ‘crack’ willow. It gets this name from the distinctive sound of its branches breaking, and from the fact that it is such a fast growing tree that its trunk often splits under its own
- [Review Tree Frontiers](https://treefrontiers.com/latest-articles/google-review/) - We are in the process of updating our website, and it would be fantastic to include some fresh feedback from our lovely clients. So, whether you’ve met us at an event, invited us to speak at your school, asked us to provide CPD training onsite, or you’ve used our services – we'd love to hear
- [August's Tree of the month](https://treefrontiers.com/latest-articles/augusts-tree-of-the-month/) - Tree of the month Our tree this month has a misleading name, but is nevertheless a pretty, ornamental tree introduced to this country from Asia. It bears its seeds like strings of green pearls, can you identify it? What tree?
- [We're Hiring - Arboricultural Consultant](https://treefrontiers.com/latest-articles/were-hiring-arboricultural-consultant-3/) - We're Hiring - Arboricultural Consultant With an increase in demand across a wide range of sites, we are looking to appoint a qualified and experienced arboricultural consultant on a full-time, permanent basis. While experience is a desirable quality, we are focused on finding the right person for the job - someone driven, forward thinking and
- [Consent granted for Lygon Arms development](https://treefrontiers.com/latest-articles/lygon-arms-development/) - Planning consent has been granted for a revised proposal at The Lygon Arms in Broadway. The updated plans retain more of the existing trees and include an extensive replanting scheme to complement the existing tree stock, ensuring long-term amenity value on this site. Case study
- [Outdoor workshops recognise a historic Tree Frontiers project](https://treefrontiers.com/latest-articles/outdoor-workshops-recognise-a-historic-tree-frontiers-project/) - We’re delighted to see trees receiving the recognition they deserve while we work with the design team on a scheme that we have been involved in for the last 14 years, to ensure that key trees are incorporated into the development proposals. Company, Place were commissioned to run free, two-hour outdoor mark-making and walking workshops
- [Japanese Pagoda Tree](https://treefrontiers.com/what-tree/japanese-pagoda-tree/) - Japanese Pagoda Tree (Styphnolobium japonicum) Our featured tree this month is the graceful styphnolobium japonicum, or Japanese pagoda tree. Despite its misleading name, this deciduous tree is actually native to China where it has deep cultural and spiritual significance. Typically growing to 15–25m in height, it has a rounded crown with gently arching branches and
- [July Tree of the Month](https://treefrontiers.com/latest-articles/july-tree-of-the-month/) - Our tree this month thrives in urban settings, actively trapping particulates from the air and shedding them with its bark. You will certainly have sheltered in its shade on a sunny day in London, but can you name it? Find out more
- [We're Hiring - Arboricultural Consultant](https://treefrontiers.com/latest-articles/were-hiring/) - With an increase in demand across a wide range of sites, we are looking to appoint a qualified and experienced arboricultural consultant on a full-time, permanent basis. While experience is a desirable quality, we are focused on finding the right person for the job - someone driven, forward thinking and pragmatic, has an ability to
- [Consent granted for Golden Valley development](https://treefrontiers.com/latest-articles/golden-valley-development/) - Outline planning consent has been granted for the first phase of a landmark development scheme in Cheltenham. Tree Frontiers have been providing design input on this project for the past 3 years, with the critical element revolving around the retention and protection of veteran trees in the centre of the site. Read more
- [Tree of the month](https://treefrontiers.com/latest-articles/tree-of-the-month-may-2025/) - This month we are heading to the Alborz Mountain region of northern Iran to a tree which is remarkable in all seasons. Would you be able to recognise it from its spring buds or patterned, peeling bark? Persian Ironwood - Tree Frontiers
- [We're Hiring - Arboricultural Consultant](https://treefrontiers.com/latest-articles/join-the-team/) - With an increase in demand across a wide range of sites, we are looking to appoint a qualified and experienced arboricultural consultant on a full-time, permanent basis. While experience is a desirable quality, we are focused on finding the right person for the job - someone driven, forward thinking and pragmatic, has an ability to
- [We're all going on a bug hunt](https://treefrontiers.com/latest-articles/were-all-going-on-a-bug-hunt/) - We're all going on a bug hunt In celebration of Biodiversity Day on the 22nd of May, Steve and Flis took the kids to the Tiny Forest in Witney as part of the Earthwatch Europe's Tiny Forest Wildlife Count. It was a great day out with the kids and encouraging to see the next generation's interest
- [Persian Ironwood](https://treefrontiers.com/what-tree/persian-ironwood/) - Persian Ironwood (Parrotia persica) Our tree this month is the Persian ironwood, a medium-sized deciduous tree native to the Alborz Mountains of northern Iran. The species was named by Carl Anton von Meyer in honour of his predecessor at the University of Dorpat, German naturalist Georg Friedrich Parrot, who carried out botanical studies in the Alborz in the 1830s.
- [Tree of Heaven](https://treefrontiers.com/what-tree/what-tree-tree-of-heaven/) - Tree of Heaven (Ailanthus altissima) This non-native species was introduced to the UK from China in 1751, and has gained its name from the speed at which it grows. Its botanical name 'Ailanthus' is derived from Indonesian word ai lanit which means a tree reaching for the sky. However, it is considered to be an
- [Blackthorn](https://treefrontiers.com/what-tree/what-tree-blackthorn/) - Blackthorn (Prunus Spinosa) Arguably blackthorn is not a tree, but rather a shrub or hedging plant, most commonly found as a key component of agricultural field boundary hedges. The vicious, hard, sharp thorns prevent livestock from pushing through hedges while providing excellent protection for nesting birds, preventing predators from getting to them. Tackling blackthorn without
- [Silver Birch](https://treefrontiers.com/what-tree/what-tree-silver-birch/) - Silver Birch (Betula Pendula) This month we are taking a closer look at the striking and easily recognisable Silver Birch. Native across most of Europe, it is commonly found throughout the UK and owes its name to the silvery-white peeling bark on its trunk. Growing to heights of up to 30m, its trunk is slender,
- [Wild Service Tree](https://treefrontiers.com/what-tree/what-tree-wild-service-tree/) - Wild Service Tree (Sorbus torminalis) As the spring gives way to summer (albeit not very convincingly!) we turn our attention to another tree which makes its mark during the earlier part of the year. Sorbus torminalis, known most commonly as the wild service tree, is relatively inconspicuous for most of the year, but in springtime
- [Sessile Oak](https://treefrontiers.com/what-tree/what-tree-sessile-oak/) - Sessile Oak (Quercus petraea) The sessile oak (Quercus petraea), one of the UK’s native oak species, is a majestic and long-lived tree known for its durability and its significant role in the landscape of ancient woodlands. Its name derives from its stalkless (sessile) acorns which are attached directly to its twigs at their base. Often
- [Ivy](https://treefrontiers.com/what-tree/what-tree-ivy/) - Ivy (Hedera Spp) This month, as Christmas approaches, we thought we would focus on one of the more festive species. Inspired by the Christmas carol ‘The Holly and the Ivy’ and already reviewed Common Holly, we decided this was a good opportunity to dispel a myth that plagues arboriculturists – that ivy is damaging to
- [Western Red Cedar](https://treefrontiers.com/what-tree/what-tree-western-red-cedar/) - Western Red Cedar (Thuja plicata) Our focus this month is on the western red cedar, a majestic evergreen conifer native to the Pacific northwest of North America. This impressive species can reach heights of over 60m and can live for hundreds of years – there are some specimens which are well over 1,000 years old.
- [Scots Pine](https://treefrontiers.com/what-tree/what-tree-scots-pine/) - Scots Pine (Pinus sylvestris) This month we continue our celebration of the conifers, this time with one of our three native species to the UK – Pinus sylvestris, the Scots Pine. Truly an icon, it stands tall across the landscapes of northern Europe and provides essential habitat to rare Scottish wildlife such as the red
- [Tree of the Month](https://treefrontiers.com/latest-articles/tree-of-the-month-5/) - Hopefully you will have already spotted our featured tree this month as it is covered in blossom during the spring. Once believed to ward off evil spirits, these days it is mostly planted in parks and gardens for people to enjoy. Find out more below. What Tree?
- [We're Hiring - Arboricultural Consultant](https://treefrontiers.com/uncategorized/were-hiring-arboricultural-consultant-2/) - With an increase in demand across a wide range of sites, we are looking to appoint a qualified and experienced arboricultural consultant on a full- time, permanent basis. While experience is a desirable quality, we are focused on finding the right person for the job - someone driven, forward thinking and pragmatic, has an ability
- [Travelling tree nerd!](https://treefrontiers.com/latest-articles/travelling-tree-nerd/) - Flis recently took her family on holiday to Zimbabwe, but as well as looking out for the usual suspects such as lions, zebra and giraffes she also found herself drawn to the trees - they face a harsh existence, being eaten to virtually bare stumps every year and having whole limbs ripped off by elephants.
- [Attendance at the Arboricultural Association symposium](https://treefrontiers.com/team-news/attendance-at-the-arboricultural-association-symposium/) - Earlier this month Nick attended the Arboricultural Association's annual symposium, this year focussing on Tree Architecture and Morphophysiology. The aim was to introduce UK audiences to these concepts which have been widely adopted in Europe and Canada. In brief, Tree Architecture offers a formalised system of tree growth which differs from the UK's traditional terms of
- [We're Hiring - Arboricultural Consultant](https://treefrontiers.com/latest-articles/were-hiring-arboricultural-consultant/) - Arboricultural Consultant Located in Oxfordshire with a focus on central and southern England, we are a small but dedicated arboricultural consultancy with a goal of being one of the premier consultancies in the UK in the Arboricultural and Urban Forestry sectors. We offer a range of consultancy services to our clients covering development, tree risk
- [Case Study -Residential  Development in Gloucester](https://treefrontiers.com/latest-articles/case-study-residential-development/) - Tree Frontiers were asked to provide arboricultural input and reporting to accompany a live planning application for a residential development in Gloucester. Read about how our input addressed objections from the local authority and aided in the successful planning outcome. Find out more here.
- [What Tree?](https://treefrontiers.com/latest-articles/what-tree/) - This month we are heading north, featuring a tree which provides essential habitat for red squirrels, capercaillies and crossbills. Once considered sacred by the Celts, today it is key in commercial forestry. Find out more What Tree? - Tree Frontiers
- [Lunchtime CPD sessions delivered](https://treefrontiers.com/latest-articles/lunchtime-cpd-sessions-delivered/) - This month we have delivered lunchtime CPD sessions to Morgan Elliot Planning and SFK Consulting. Not only is it a great opportunity for us to meet teams (that we ordinarily only interact with virtually), but we get to impart our knowledge and wisdom on all things trees. The sessions covered a variety of themes including National Planning Policy, canopy
- [Case Study - Educational Development in Bloxham](https://treefrontiers.com/latest-articles/case-study-educational-development-in-bloxham/) - Tree Frontiers were part of a wider team involved in the redevelopment of Bloxham School's Dewey Sports Centre. Read about how we contributed.
- [Tree of the month](https://treefrontiers.com/latest-articles/tree-of-the-month-4/) - This month we are celebrating a 'tree of life', a majestic evergreen conifer which can live for over a thousand years! When the foliage is crushed, it emits a sweet smell of pineapple or peardrops.... Find out more.
- [Planning committee approves plans for Oxpens](https://treefrontiers.com/latest-articles/planning-committee-approves-plans-for-oxpens/) - Oxford City Council have voted in favour of plans for the redevelopment of land lying between Oxpens Road and the railway line in central Oxford.
- [Merry Christmas from Tree Frontiers](https://treefrontiers.com/latest-articles/merry-christmas-from-tree-frontiers/) - From the team here, we wish all of you a very Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. Please note that our office will be closed from 20th December to 6th January. If there is anything urgent during this period please email: info@treefrontiers.com
- [Case Study - Development collaboration](https://treefrontiers.com/latest-articles/case-study-development-collaboration/) - Tree Frontiers were part of a wider team involved in the redevelopment of Oxford High Preparatory School. Following our concerns regarding damage to the rooting environment of a prominent tree, the team was able to utilise our expertise and alter the proposed plans in order to retain and protect this important specimen. Find out more
- [Tree of the month](https://treefrontiers.com/latest-articles/tree-of-the-month-3/) - This month we are cheating slightly and not featuring a tree, but rather a seasonal favourite which has a reputation for being harmful to trees - a reputation which is completely undeserved. Find out why here! What Tree? Ivy - Tree Frontiers
- [Tree of the month](https://treefrontiers.com/latest-articles/tree-of-the-month-2/) - This month's tree is the 'King of the Forest', capable of surviving for centuries and acting as the cornerstone of the ecosystems it inhabits. It has a defining stalkless feature from which it gets its name, can you guess what it is? What Tree
- [Case Study - Horse Chestnut Avenue Management](https://treefrontiers.com/latest-articles/case-study-horse-chestnut-avenue-management/) - Tree Frontiers were appointed by Eton College to develop a management plan for the horse chestnut avenue that runs along the footpath at Boveney Lock. Read about how our input has allowed them to begin work re-establishing this important visual feature and natural habitat. Tree Frontiers - Horse Chestnut Avenue Management in Windsor
- [We did it!](https://treefrontiers.com/latest-articles/we-did-it/) - Last month we ran the Oxford Half Marathon. Thank you to everyone that sponsored us. We exceeded our target, raising a total of £1,175 for Tiny Forests. This small endeavour recreates natural forest environments in urban settings, providing all the environmental benefits that these ecosystems generate as well as an outdoor learning resource for everyone to
- [BS5837 Draft Review](https://treefrontiers.com/latest-articles/bs5837-draft-review/) - Following the publication of the draft standard last month, we wanted to provide a complete review of the document for our colleagues and clients that may have experience of working with arboriculturists on development projects. There is obviously no certainty as to which bits of the draft standard will be retained, amended or omitted. However,
- [Case Study - Advanced Tree Condition Assessment](https://treefrontiers.com/latest-articles/case-study-advanced-tree-condition-assessment/) - Tree Frontiers were approached by a private client who was seeking advice regarding the health and general condition of three trees located within her garden. We carried out an advanced tree condition assessment in order to provide the client with a long-term management strategy for these trees. Read the full case study
- [Keep us running at the Oxford Half](https://treefrontiers.com/team-news/keep-us-running-at-the-oxford-half/) - This weekend on 13 October, we'll be taking to the streets of Oxford in our Team Tree Frontiers first Half Marathon. We have been training hard on our local streets, along beaches, around lakes and up some unexpected hills! Steve even managed a quick run around Blenheim Palace grounds on the way back from meetings
- [Fantastic Firewalk Feedback](https://treefrontiers.com/team-news/fantastic-firewalk-feedback/) - Steve (along with members of OpenDoorz) recently undertook a firewalking challenge in aid of the Chipping Norton Theatre's community programme. Their projects use art and drama to create real, positive change by supporting mental health and promoting inclusion for those who are disadvantaged or marginalised. The event was a huge success and the group has
- [Case Study - John Radcliffe Theatre Canopy Cover Assessment](https://treefrontiers.com/latest-articles/case-study-john-radcliffe-theatre-canopy-cover-assessment/) - Following the submission of a planning application for a new modular theatre at John Radcliffe Hospital in Oxford, we were engaged to provide technical support for a Canopy Cover Assessment. We were instructed to assess the tree canopy cover within the site, area proposed for replacement planting and new trees. This assessment concluded that a
- [Arboricultural Association AGM](https://treefrontiers.com/latest-articles/arboricultural-association-agm/) - Steve was delighted to have been co-opted as a Trustee of the Arboricultural Association at the Annual General Meeting (AGM) at the end of August. This means he will continue to assist in the governance of the organisation, alongside fellow professionals and new Chair (Neil Davies) and Vice Chair (Michelle Ryan).
- [Firewalk Fundraiser](https://treefrontiers.com/latest-articles/__trashed/) - Our very own Steve Westmore will be braving the hot coals as he attempts to firewalk with Opendoorz in aid of the Chipping Norton Theatre's community programme. Their projects use art and drama to create real, positive change by supporting mental health and promoting inclusion for those who are disadvantaged or marginalised. We wish him
- [Half Marathon update from team Tree Frontiers](https://treefrontiers.com/latest-articles/half-marathon-update-from-team-tree-frontiers/) - It is now less than six weeks until the Tree Frontiers team will run their first Half Marathon! We are getting closer to achieving the distance and starting to work on our pace. As tree enthusiasts we have chosen to run for the tree-related charity Tiny Forest, after seeing the success of their project in
- [2023 End of Year of Success](https://treefrontiers.com/latest-articles/2023-end-of-year-of-success/) - As we begin a new financial year, we have been reflecting on our 2023-24 year and all our achievements. What a year! We wanted to share these and what better than a colourful stat-packed infographic. We're incredibly proud of the team and would like to pass a huge thank you to everyone that we have
- [A Must Read for any Woodland/Tree Owner](https://treefrontiers.com/latest-articles/tree-risk-management-a-must-read-for-any-woodland-tree-owner/) - A copy of an article published in the Quarterly Journal of Forestry in April 2020 detailing the considerations a landowners should take into account in relation to the management of trees on their land. This article was awarded the James Cup by the Royal Forestry Society for the best original article in 2020 with one

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- [Solar Farm project in Bedfordshire](https://treefrontiers.com/portfolio_page/solar-farm-project-in-bedfordshire/) - Client: Renewable Connection Site: Sandy, Bedfordshire Introduction: Consent has recently been granted for a solar farm near Sandy, Bedfordshire. Tree Frontiers were involved in the early stages of the application, providing arboricultural advice as input to the design scheme. Background: Tree Frontiers were initially approached by Corylus Planning & Environmental Ltd, the project management for
- [Development project in High Wycombe](https://treefrontiers.com/portfolio_page/development-project-in-high-wycombe/) - Team: Buckinghamshire Healthcare Trust, MTX, NBBJ Site: Wycombe Hospital Introduction: Plans have been approved for a landmark new building at the Wycombe Hospital site. Tree Frontiers were involved with this project from the early design stages and were able to advise and guide the design team with regards to the quantum of tree loss that
- [Educational Development in Oxford](https://treefrontiers.com/portfolio_page/educational-development-in-oxford/) - Client: Christ Church College Site: Christ Church Graduate Centre, Oxford Introduction: Christ Church College, Oxford submitted an application to improve its graduate accommodation offering by redeveloping the site which currently houses the University’s Faculty of Music. Tree Frontiers were brought on board by CPC Project Services, the project management company appointed by the College. We
- [Development project in The Cotswolds](https://treefrontiers.com/portfolio_page/development-project-in-the-cotswolds/) - Client: Private client Site: Residential address, The Cotswolds Introduction: Tree Frontiers became involved in this exciting project during the early planning stages. Our initial tree survey and subsequent report guided the design process which skillfully incorporated a modern and striking plan within the existing topography. The overall layout went through a number of changes during
- [Private Development in Oxfordshire](https://treefrontiers.com/portfolio_page/private-development-in-oxfordshire/) - Client: Private client Site: Residential property, Oxfordshire Introduction: Tree Frontiers became involved in this project once a planning application was already live. We provided additional arboricultural information which enabled the design team to adapt their plans in order to respond both to objections from neighbours and comments from the tree officer. Background: Tree Frontiers were
- [Private Development in Stratford-upon-Avon](https://treefrontiers.com/portfolio_page/private-development-in-stratford-upon-avon/) - Client: Private client Site: Residential property Introduction: Tree Frontiers were contacted by the client to support the development of proposals for a new dwelling at a site outside Stratford-upon-Avon. The general principle of development had already been established, but further input was required to guide the design team and ensure a successful outcome Background: Tree
- [Private Development in the Cotswolds](https://treefrontiers.com/portfolio_page/private-development-in-the-cotswolds/) - Client: Private client Site: Residential property Introduction: Tree Frontiers were asked to carry out an arboricultural survey at a private property in the Cotswolds, where plans were being proposed for an extension and addition of a subterranean structure. Our advice was required regarding the potential impact on a group of off-site trees that these works
- [Renovation Project in Oxford](https://treefrontiers.com/portfolio_page/renovation-project-in-oxford/) - Client: University of Oxford Site: Oxford Botanic Gardens Introduction: Tree Frontiers were invited to tender for a project proposed by the University of Oxford to replace some of the glasshouses at Oxford Botanic Gardens. During our survey we identified an ancient tree within the site boundary, which would have a direct implication on the proposed
- [Private Development in the Vale of White Horse](https://treefrontiers.com/portfolio_page/private-development-in-the-vale-of-white-horse/) - Client: Private client Site: Residential property Introduction: Tree Frontiers were asked to carry out an arboricultural survey to support a planning application for a private dwelling in the Vale of the White Horse district. Subsequent to this we provided the client with a report and associated plans with which to tailor their designs. We also
- [Development project in North West Cambridge](https://treefrontiers.com/portfolio_page/development-project-in-north-west-cambridge/) - Project Team: University of Cambridge, Turner & Townsend, AECOM, Cast Consultancy, Company, Place, Field Consulting, Grant Associates, Hawkins\Brown, KMC Transport Planning, Max Fordham LLP, Mike Dean, Quod, Trium Environmental Consulting LLP and BB7 Site: North West Cambridge development area Introduction: Plans have been submitted for the next phase of development at Eddington, North West Cambridge. Eddington
- [Care Home project in Surrey](https://treefrontiers.com/portfolio_page/care-home-project-in-surrey/) - Client: SageHaus Site: Residential address, Surrey Introduction: This site presented an interesting challenge. As a woodland area, yet also a designated development site as allocated by the LPA, the key question was how to incorporate any development into such a heavily tree-covered area without suffering major tree losses. Tree Frontiers became involved during the design
- [Residential project in Oxfordshire](https://treefrontiers.com/portfolio_page/residential-project-in-oxfordshire/) - Client: Private client Site: Residential address, Oxfordshire Introduction: This project was presented to Tree Frontiers by Colledge Architects, whose client wanted to build a single dwelling in a heavily constrained site. Through early consultation and liaison we were able to assist in creating a plan which would minimise tree loss, retain as many good quality
- [Development Project in Broadway](https://treefrontiers.com/portfolio_page/development-project-in-broadway/) - Project Team: L+R Hotels, JPPC, Evoke Architecture, Portus + Whitton, AJF Engineering Consultants, Tree Frontiers Site: The Lygon Arms, Broadway Introduction: Tree Frontiers were approached to assist in the development project at The Lygon Arms. Previous planning consent had already been granted and initial works had been undertaken as a meaningful start in order to
- [Development Project in Cheltenham](https://treefrontiers.com/portfolio_page/development-project-in-cheltenham/) - Project Team: HBD, hgh Consulting, Arcadis, Grant Associates, BDP, Grimshaw, RWDI, Cheltenham Borough Council, Tree Frontiers Site: Golden Valley, Cheltenham Introduction: Golden Valley is a landmark £1bn development scheme located adjacent to GCHQ in Cheltenham. Tree Frontiers provided arboricultural information and advice to support the overall design and layout of the scheme, enabling the architects
- [Tree Risk Management Policy for Beaulieu Estate](https://treefrontiers.com/portfolio_page/tree-risk-management-policy-for-beaulieu-estate/) - Project Team: Beaulieu Estate Site: Beaulieu Estate, Hampshire Project Brief: To provide a tree risk management policy and undertake a tree risk survey of the Estate. Beaulieu Estate consists of a rural estate and an award winning family visitor attraction in the heart of the New Forest National Park. We worked closely with the Estate team to
- [Advanced Tree Condition Assessment](https://treefrontiers.com/portfolio_page/advanced-tree-condition-assessment-in-nottinghamshire/) - Client: Private client Site: Private residence Introduction: Tree Frontiers were approached by a private client in Nottinghamshire who was seeking advice regarding the health and general condition of three trees located within the garden. Following an initial conversation we carried out an advanced tree condition assessment in order to provide the client with a long-term
- [Tree Inventory and Condition Survey](https://treefrontiers.com/portfolio_page/tree-inventory-and-condition-survey-in-hampshire/) - Project Team: Jinny Blom Site: Private Property, Hampshire Project Brief: To undertake a tree inventory and condition survey of trees on a private property. Our task was to record every tree on the site and provide recommendations for either remedial works or proactive works. This was part of a feasibility study to redesign the landscape elements of
- [University Accommodation in Oxfordshire](https://treefrontiers.com/portfolio_page/university-accommodation-in-oxfordshire/) - Project Team: FJMT Architects Price & Myers QODA Savills Worlledge Associates Cast Consultancy Applied Landscapes Feltham Construction Nicholsons Lockhart Garratt Site: Court Place Gardens, Oxford Project Brief: Oxford City Council have recently granted planning consent to Oxford University Developments for the demolition of the existing 1970’s built graduate accommodation at Court Place Gardens and the
- [Mixed-use Development in Oxfordshire](https://treefrontiers.com/portfolio_page/mixed-use-development-in-oxfordshire/) - Project Team: JTP Architecture and Masterplanning Bradley Murphy Design Greengage Environmental Cole Easdon Savills Site: Thornhill Park, Oxford Project Brief: To provide updated arboricultural reports and guidance through the project design to accompany a planning application. Project Description: Thornhill Park is situated on the east side of Oxford and is a land parcel between residential
- [Nationally Significant Infrastructure Project in Gloucestershire](https://treefrontiers.com/portfolio_page/nationally-significant-infrastructure-project-in-gloucestershire/) - Project Team: Arup Kier Construction RPS Group Tony Gee Volker Site: A417 (Missing Link), Gloucestershire Project Brief: To provide updated arboricultural reports and ancient/veteran tree management guidance through the project design to accompany a Development Consent Order (DCO) submission. Project Description: Ove & Arup Partners were appointed as environmental project lead on the Missing Link
- [Educational Project in Bournemouth](https://treefrontiers.com/portfolio_page/educational-project-in-bournemouth/) - Project Team: Kier Construction TOR&Co Ecology by Design Greenwood-Hill Noviun Architects Site: Bournemouth & Poole College (B&PC), Bournemouth Project Brief: To provide updated arboricultural surveys, advice and arboricultural reports to accompany a full planning submission. Project Description: Kier Construction were appointed as Main Contractor on the the Bournemouth and Poole College (B&PC) project. The college
- [Residential Development in Hampshire](https://treefrontiers.com/portfolio_page/residential-development-in-hampshire-2/) - Project Team: Vistry Group Cooper Baillie Ltd Floyd Matcham Landscape Architects Ecosa Site: North Whiteley, Hampshire Project Brief: Tree Frontiers were appointed by Vistry Group to undertake an updated tree survey of a parcel of land set for residential development. One of the driving constraints of the development was to ensure that the unusually high
- [Protecting a TPO tree in South Oxfordshire](https://treefrontiers.com/portfolio_page/protecting-a-tpo-tree-in-south-oxfordshire/) - Site: A private house in South Oxfordshire Introduction: Tree Frontiers were approached by a client living in a private residential property in a village in South Oxfordshire. Works to repair the access to the property were considered to be harmful to an offsite protected tree and the local planning authority served a stop notice on
- [Research Development at Thames Valley Science Park](https://treefrontiers.com/portfolio_page/research-development-at-thames-valley-science-park/) - Client: Natural History Museum Project Team: FCB Studios Ramboll Grant Associates MACE CPC Project Services Carter Jonas Site: Science and Digitisation Centre, Thames Valley Science Park, Reading Introduction: CPC Project Services invited Tree Frontiers to tender for their project in Shinfield, Reading, on behalf of the Natural History Museum (NHM). NHM intended to submit plans
- [Residential Development in Cheltenham](https://treefrontiers.com/portfolio_page/residential-development-in-cheltenham/) - Client: Newent Developments Ltd Project Team: Zesta Planning Ltd Apex Architecture Ecology by Design Rappor Site: Land off Shurdington Road, Shurdington Introduction: Tree Frontiers were initially approached by Zesta Planning, a chartered town planning and development consultancy based in Cheltenham. Zesta had been appointed as the planning consultants for the development scheme. Having worked with
- [Commercial Development in Chipping Campden](https://treefrontiers.com/portfolio_page/commercial-development-in-chipping-campden/) - Client: Wigwam Storage Project Team: Wigwam Storage Savills Site: Land off Battlebrook Drive, Chipping Campden Introduction: Tree Frontiers gave initial advice on this development proposal at pre-app stage and were then called upon again to provide a report to accompany the full planning application and subsequently a method statement for the discharge of conditions imposed
- [Educational Project in Central Oxford](https://treefrontiers.com/portfolio_page/educational-project-in-central-oxford/) - Client: St Catherine’s College Project Team: AtkinsRéalis, Oxford Architects, Colvin & Mogridge, Ingleton Wood, AKS Ward, Bentley Consulting, MKA Ecology, Beard Construction, Pendery Architecture & Heritage, Oxford City Council, Historic England, Twentieth Century Society, the Historic Parks and Gardens Trust and St Catherine’s College Governing Body Site: St Catherine's College, Manor Road, Oxford Introduction: Tree Frontiers were part of a large collaboration which
- [Major Non-Residential Project in Central Oxford](https://treefrontiers.com/portfolio_page/major-non-residential-project-in-central-oxford/) - Client: Oxford University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust Carter Jonas MTX Contracts Arcadis e3p Site: John Radcliffe Hospital Site, Oxford Introduction: A planning application had been submitted by Oxford University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust for the construction of a new theatre building within the John Radcliffe Hospital site. Objections had been raised by the local authority
- [Avenue Management Plan in Berkshire](https://treefrontiers.com/portfolio_page/avenue-management-plan-in-berkshire/) - Client: Private client Site: Berkshire Introduction: Tree Frontiers was commissioned to develop a management plan for an avenue of mature trees situated along a frequently used public footpath in Berkshire. The primary objective of this plan is to ensure the long-term sustainability and enjoyment of the tree-lined avenue for future generations. Background: Tree Frontiers was
- [Development collaboration in Oxford](https://treefrontiers.com/portfolio_page/development-collaboration-in-central-oxford/) - Client: The Girls’ Day School Trust Site: Central Oxford Introduction: Tree Frontiers were asked to carry out a survey of trees at the Oxford High Preparatory School site in advance of planning applications for major works at the school. During the survey we identified one tree which would have its root protection area (RPA) impacted
- [Educational Development in Bloxham](https://treefrontiers.com/portfolio_page/development-collaboration-in-bloxham/) - Client: Bloxham School Site: Dewey Sports Centre, Bloxham Introduction: Bloxham School has recently been granted permission to extend and redevelop its sports facilities at Dewey Sports Centre. Tree Frontiers were instrumental in aiding the design process for the site by outlining constraints imposed by the existing trees to the architectural and landscaping teams. An initial
- [Residential Development in Gloucester](https://treefrontiers.com/portfolio_page/residential-development-in-gloucester/) - Client: Private client Site: Private residence Introduction: Tree Frontiers were approached by Bruton Knowles Property Consultants who were acting as planning consultants for a project at a residential property in Gloucester. Submitted plans had received objection from the local authority, and arboricultural input was required in order to mitigate this. We were able to visit
- [Methodology for Protecting TPO Trees](https://treefrontiers.com/portfolio_page/methodology-for-protecting-tpo-trees/) - Project Team: Secure Retirement Co-ownership Association Ltd Site: Ritchie Court, Oxford Project Brief: To provide arboricultural reports and supervision of redevelopment works near protected trees Ritchie Court in Oxford consists of purpose-built flats for the retired. Our Client needed assistance for the redevelopment of a driveway in close proximity to trees that are subject of
- [Arboricultural Survey for Outbuilding](https://treefrontiers.com/portfolio_page/arboricultural-survey-for-outbuilding/) - Project Team: CWD Architects Ltd Site: Iffley, Oxfordshire Project Brief: To provide arboricultural reports to accompany a planning application for an outbuilding. We were approached following the objection and withdrawal of a planning application for an outbuilding within the rear garden of the property. The objection was principally on tree related issues. We undertook a tree
- [Tree Condition Survey for Savernake Estate](https://treefrontiers.com/portfolio_page/tree-condition-survey-for-savernake-estate/) - Project Team: Savernake Estate Strutt and Parker LLP Site: Savernake Estate, Savernake, Wiltshire Project Brief: To undertake a tree condition survey of trees adjacent PRoW and properties The majority of Savernake Estate is privately owned but leased to the Forestry Commission, however small disparate land parcels are within Trustee ownership. We undertook a walk-over tree survey to
- [Residential Development in Hampshire](https://treefrontiers.com/portfolio_page/residential-development-in-hampshire/) - Project Team: Drew Smith Ltd Cooper Baillie Ltd Floyd Matcham Landscape Architects Ecosa Site: North Whiteley, Hampshire Project Brief: To provide arboricultural report to accompany a Reserved Matters Application for residential development North Whiteley is a large-scale development site near Curbridge in Hampshire. Following outline planning consent in 2014, the individual land parcels are now being

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