The Old Cottage Studridge Lane Speen Buckinghamshire HP27 0SA

Written by admin on October 23, 2014. Posted in Planning

Sensitive Trim back of sides to tidy 2 x Holly trees (T5/T6) and side back by approximately 6 inches 1 x Cypress Tree (T7) | Ref. No: 14/07715/CTREE | Received: Thu 23 Oct 2014 | Validated: Thu 23 Oct 2014

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