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Of course I did.

How do you expect one determines an area to be low-risk? To do so requires assessment from all stakeholders who could deem it not to be low-risk.



If I understand it correctly, you can just look it up.

Woodland Trust:

> In England, planning permission isn’t needed if your project is under 2ha and in a low risk area. Check your area using the Forestry Commission land information search.

https://www.woodlandtrust.org.uk/plant-trees/advice/where/

Map browser: https://www.forestergis.com/Apps/MapBrowser/ (via https://www.gov.uk/guidance/use-the-land-information-search)

Then enable the Forestry Commission > Targeting and Scoring > Low Risk Areas for Woodland Creation layer.

At the very least, if your plan is to just beg forgiveness, it would give you a better argument that you thought it was acceptable and at least tried to comply.




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