EIA's granted consent
The following projects have been granted, or declined, consent:Foxbury Plantation, in the New Forest (EIA 019900262)The National Trust bought Foxbury Plantation, near West Wellow, in Hampshire and sought consent to convert approximately two thirds of the woodland to a mosaic of open native habitats. The Forestry Commission granted consent subject to conditions on 2 February 2007. Full details of this decision, can be found in the following documents: Foxbury Plantation FC's Decision 2 Feb 2007 (PDF:36k) Foxbury Explanation for the FC Decision 2 Feb 2007 (PDF:1.9MB)
Jeskyns FarmTo view Jeskyns published decision please see Jeskyns Environmental Statement page on our website. Esher CommonsThe Forestry Commisson granted consent for the restoration of 22.5 hectares of woodland to heathland on Fairmill, Esher and Oxshott Commons in 2006. This programme of heathland restoration was required by Natural England to safeguard and protect the site of Scientific Interest at Esher for the species and habitat for which it was designated in 1953. The programme of work will bring the area into a favourable state for the rare plants and animals that require the remnant heath to survive on the common. Esher Commons Final Decision (PDF 2.2MB) Farnham Heath (EIA 019900047)Consent for conversion of former Tilford Woods to heathland was granted to the RSPB, subject to conditions, on 20 September 2004.
EIA Consent 20 Sept 2004 (summary) (pdf:149kb) Enforcement Notice issued 18 May 2007
During the implementation of phase three of the heathland restoration programmean area which had been identified to be retained as woodland was felled in error. Following careful consideration of the circumstances the FC issued the Enforcement Notice below:
Farnham Heath EIA - Enforcement Notice 18 May 2007
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