9, Osprey Close, WANSTEAD, London, E11 1SY
T1 (Alder), T2 (Alder)
- Reference
- 11/26
- Application date
- 12 October 2026
On this device · kept for 30 days
Around E18 2EP · Wanstead Village ward. Results use the search distance below.
25 applications found.
T1 (Alder), T2 (Alder)
Discharge of conditions for approved permission 0835/26: Materials (Condition 3); and Cycle Parking (Condition 14). (Summary).
Detached outbuilding for use of office. (Summary).
Discharge of conditions for approved permission 1350/26: Tree (Condtion 4). (Summary).
TPO 16/92 - T9, T10, T11 (Lime) - crown reduce by 2-3m, remove deadwood by 4m and remove trunk and basal growth by 0.5/1m. (Summary).
Alterations to fenestrations. Installation of access ramp to rear/side. Installation of lift. (summary)
T1 (self set Ash tree)- Fell T2 and T3 (self set elderberries)- Fell (summary)
Part conversion of garage into a habitable room. Single storey front and rear / side extension. Alterations to fenestrations. (Summary).
T5 (Oak) - Raise low canopy over parking spaces to 4m; T15 (Ash Raywood) - reduce by 2m; T18, T19 (Ash) - raise by 4m; T24 (Cherry) - prune to give 1m clearance; T25 (Lime) - raise canopy by 5m; T26 (Field maple) - raise canopy by 5m;…
Two storey side extension. Two storey front extension to create bay windows. Single storey rear extension. Extension to existing rear dormer incorporating Juliette balcony. Alterations to fenestrations. (summary)
TPO 26/09 - T8 (Acer pseudoplatanus) - Fell. T11 (Acer pseudoplatanus) - Fell. (summary)
Discharge of conditions for approved permission 0052/26: Protection of trees (Condition 4); Construction Management & Logistics Plan (Condition 5); Construction Environmental Management Plan (Condition 6); Biodiversity Net Gain Plan (Condition 8). (Summary).
TPO 29/06 - T14 (Acer pseudoplantanus) - Fell. (summary)
Single storey rear extension with a depth of 4.36 metres, highest point of 3.18 metres and height at the eaves of 2.88 metres.
Alterations to roof profile over two storey side extension to create crown roof. Alterations to fenestrations. (summary)
Two storey side extension. Part single, part two storey rear extension. Loft conversion with rear dormer. Hip to gable roof alterations. Two front rooflights. (summary)
TPO 29/06 - T21 (Sycamore - Acer pseudoplatanus) - fell and replace. (Summary).
Installation of side dormer. Installation of Juliet balcony to existing rear dormer.
Discharge of conditions of approved permission 1536/19: Hard and Soft Landscaping (Condition 4). (summary)
New ground floor side entrance door. First floor rear / side extension. (Summary).
Conversion of property from six flats into a single (one x 4-bedroom) dwelling house with associated amenity space, cycle and refuse storage. (Summary)
Works to preserved trees. Mature Aesculus hippocastanum outside of 2 Ivy Cottages, E11 has been identified for removal during a routine tree survey due to significant decay at the base.
Works to trees subject to a preservation order and situated within a Conservation Area. T1 – Cedar Remove major deadwood. T2 – Cedar Remove major deadwood. T8 – Ash Reduce by 4 metres and close to previous pruning points. T23 - Cherry Prune away from building by 1.5…
Demolish rear conservatory. Single storey rear extension. Part first floor rear extension with a Juliet balcony. (Summary).
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