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18 applications near NG3 3EJ, including 1 major. Showing the nearest.
Erection of a carport
23/02141/PFUL3 · 2 Fairmead Close Nottingham NG3 3EQ
Creation of a two bedroom end of terrace dwelling by subdividing 348 The Wells Road
26/00385/PFUL3 · 348 The Wells Road Nottingham Nottingham City NG3 3AA
T79 of TPO 182. Silver Birch. Crown Lift to 5.5 metres from ground level. Reason: Tree is situated in very close proximity to the house and has become a source of ongoing issues. Its branches provide access for pests, including squirrels and other wildlife, to reach the roof of the property, resulting in repeated issues, with squirrels and mice having recently entered the property. The tree also significantly reduces the amount of natural daylight reaching the house and garden due to its dense canopy.
26/01784/PTPO · 81 Landmere Gardens Nottingham Nottingham City NG3 3BG
Removal and replanting of ash tree due to worsening of Ash Die-back disease causing loss of wood strength and vitality of tree. T96 of TPO182.
26/01643/PTPO · Public Open Space Between 83 And 93 Landmere Gardens Nottingham Nottingham City NG3 3BG
TPO79 - Silver Birch - Felling of tree. Reasons: 1. The tree is situated very close to the house and has led to ongoing issues with squirrels and other wildlife accessing the roof and, more recently, entering the property. Its dense canopy also significantly reduces natural daylight to both the house and garden. 2. The tree's roots have displaced the adjacent pathway and paving slabs, creating a trip hazard and making the area more difficult to maintain. Continued root growth is likely to cause further damage over time. 3. TPO79 is located only a few metres from two larger protected trees, TPO78 and TPO80, whose crowns and branches already overlap with it. Removing TPO79 would reduce competition for space, light, water and nutrients, while retaining the overall tree cover and amenity value of the area. See case for more details.
26/01163/PTPO · 81 Landmere Gardens Nottingham Nottingham City NG3 3BG
T1 - Lime Re-pollard back to previous points to reduce the risk of secondary thickening related failures. T2 - Lime Remove Tree. T3 - Lime Crown lift to approximately 5m above ground level, this will be achieved by removing epicormic growth and small diameter branches. Reasons: T1: Maintenance of an existing pollard to reduce the risk of failure associated with large secondary regrowth. T2: Removal due to terminal decline, poor vitality and limited prospects for recovery. T3: Crown lifting to improve ground clearance and remove excessive epicormic growth adjacent to neighbouring residential property. Trees protected under TPO189.
26/01564/PTPO · 38 Boyce Gardens Nottingham Nottingham City NG3 3FB
Conversion of garage into bedroom for disabled person
25/02079/PFUL3 · 17 Pippin Close Nottingham Nottingham City NG3 3DH
Single storey side and rear extension and garage conversion.
25/01369/PFUL3 · 21 Boynton Drive Nottingham Nottingham City NG3 3EP
Near here, our records for Nottingham go back to October 2023; older applications may be missing. Planning records come from council registers, collected by UK Planning API. Some applications can be missing, such as older ones or ones filed without a postcode, so check the council's planning register before relying on this. Find the council's planning register ↗
Recent postcode-level Land Registry sales
| Address | Type | Sold | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| 3 MICKLEBOROUGH AVENUE | terraced | Feb 2026 | £160,000 |
| 37 MICKLEBOROUGH AVENUE | semi-detached | Nov 2025 | £107,500 |
| 45 MICKLEBOROUGH AVENUE | terraced | Oct 2025 | £150,000 |
| 55 MICKLEBOROUGH AVENUE | terraced | Aug 2025 | £156,000 |
| 87 MICKLEBOROUGH AVENUE | semi-detached | Oct 2024 | £130,000 |
| 21 MICKLEBOROUGH AVENUE | flat-maisonette | Oct 2024 | £140,000 |
The postcode centre is inside the published catchment area for:
Based on the postcode centre: boundaries can split a postcode, so check the exact address with the council. Being in a catchment area does not guarantee a place. Source: Nottingham City Council, Primary School Catchments (Open Government Licence).
Confirm with Nottingham City Council: School places
304crimes and anti-social behaviour reports in August 2026
HighMore than about 70% of postcodes in England and Wales
3,900 kWha year from a typical 4 kW home system
975 kWha year per kW of panels
| 23 MICKLEBOROUGH AVENUE | terraced | Nov 2023 | £147,000 |
| 35 MICKLEBOROUGH AVENUE | terraced | Sept 2023 | £145,000 |
| 61 MICKLEBOROUGH AVENUE | terraced | Oct 2022 | £145,000 |
| 15 MICKLEBOROUGH AVENUE | semi-detached | Sept 2022 | £70,000 |
Academy converter · ages 3–11 · 238 pupils · Roman Catholic
Ofsted reportsNearest open schools by straight-line distance from the postcode centre: primary within 3 km, secondary within 5 km. Being close does not guarantee a place: catchment areas and admissions rules vary, so check with the school or local council. Source: Department for Education, Get Information about Schools (Open Government Licence).
Reported within about 1 mile of the postcode centre. Locations are approximate (police.uk moves each crime to a nearby point). Low, average and high compare this count with 400 random postcodes in England and Wales in August 2026: bottom third, middle third, top third. Town centres read high because more people pass through them, so this is not a safety rating. Source: data.police.uk street-level crime (Open Government Licence).
Estimate for this location with panels facing south at 40°, the best angle here. It does not know the roof's direction, pitch, size or shading, so a real system may produce less. Not a quote or a survey. Source: PVGIS, European Commission Joint Research Centre.
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Community special school · ages 4–18 · 97 pupils