Flat 1 Spencer Court 72 Marlborough Place London NW8 0PP
T1 & T2 TPO Lime Trees : Re-Pollard back to previous points of reduction to tidy and contain shape Justification: Routine maintenance?
- Reference
- 26/06240/TPO
- Application date
- 11 Sep 2026
Search the selected area by proposal, reference, status, type, authority or date.
259 applications found.
T1 & T2 TPO Lime Trees : Re-Pollard back to previous points of reduction to tidy and contain shape Justification: Routine maintenance?
Single storey rear lower ground floor extension.
Details of a method statement explaining the measures you will take to protect the trees on and close to the site pursuant to condition 6 of planning permission dated 9th April 2024 (RN:23/06148/FULL)
Details of samples and specifications of the brickwork, colour mix / mortar mix, omission of expansion joints; detailed design relating to the foundations, lintel and proposed granular fill to the new walls and an arboricultural method statement explaining the measures you will take to protect the trees on and close to the site pursuant to condition 3, 4 and 5 of planning permission dated 30th May 2024 (RN:24/02322/FULL) Linked to 26/06350/ADLBC)
Details of Tree report and soft lanscaping plan which includes the number, size, species and position of trees and shrubs pursuant to condition 6 of planning permission dated 8th Spetember 2022 (RN 22/03426/FULL)
Erection of replacement, enlarged single storey ground floor rear extension including: Class A - enlargement, improvement or alteration.
Details of a supplementary acoustic report; pursuant to condition 8 of planning permission dated 24th March 2016 (15/04516/FULL)
Use of part of the existing main flat roof as a private residential roof terrace; installation of black painted metal balustrading/railings; provision of safe access to the roof terrace via a sliding rooflight; installation of an Air Source Heat Pump (ASHP) at roof terrace level; construction of enlarged dormer and a terrace the rear of the 3rd floor; and associated works.
T1 - Magnolia- Reduce the overall crown by approximately 20%, pruning back to suitable growth points and maintaining a balanced, natural crown structure. Works to include selective crown reduction to achieve approximately 2 metres clearance from the building, whilst retaining an appropriate proportion of live growth. Reason for work: General tree maintenance T2 - Yew- Fell to ground level, Reason for work: Unsuitable location- close proximity to building
Creating a new shop entrance door within the existing shop front of 314, including replacement shop name and signage.
We would like to reduce the large Acacia tree (T1) in the front garden as it has considerably outgrown its location and in need of being reduced. Some of the overlong branches need to be reduced by about 3 metres due to their length. One of the branches growing over the pavement and road needs to be reduced significantly for safety purposes and to be cut back from the road. The canopy also needs to be thinned out by about 20% to allow for more light in the canopy and for the health of the tree including crossing branches. Reducing the tree will also minimise root expansion due to the close proximity of the tree to the house.
We would like to reduce the large Acacia tree (T1) in the front garden as it has considerably outgrown its location and in need of being reduced. Some of the overlong branches need to be reduced by about 3 metres due to their length. One of the branches growing over the pavement and road needs to be reduced significantly for safety purposes and to be cut back from the road. The canopy also needs to be thinned out by about 20% to allow for more light in the canopy and for the health of the tree including crossing branches. Reducing the tree will also minimise root expansion due to the close proximity of the tree to the house. T2 and T3 - the 2 Silver Birch trees in the rear garden have also out grown their locations as they are very close to the house and neighbouring property. We would like to reduce them by about 2-3 metres in height and 1-2 metres on the sides to allow more light in to the properties and to minimise root expansion due to close proximity to the property.
Details of a method statement and tree protection plan explaining the measures you will take to protect the trees on and close to the site and detailed drawings of a hard and soft landscaping scheme which includes the number, size, species and position of trees and shrubs pursuant to condition 5 and 6 of planning permission dated 27th May 2026 (RN:26/01071/FULL)
Variation of condition 2 (approved plans) of planning permission 2025/4441/P dated 05/02/2026 (Amalgamation of 2 x separate residential flats into one single dwellinghouse, erection of a single storey rear extension, installation of an ASHP unit in the rear garden, replacement of rooflights to main roof, replacement of windows and doors to front and rear elevation), namely to create a new door with associated stairs on lower ground floor under the front porch.
G1 Robinia x 8 Reduce height by approx. 3m and shape. Cut back from building. Remove major deadwood over 25mm. Note: One of the trees has fruiting body (ganaderma) at the base. G2 Plum x4 Reduce all aspects of the crowns by approx. 2m to create a tight and tidy shape. Thin by 20%. Remove crossing branches. Note: To maintain umbrella shape. G3 Silver Birch x6 Reduce height by approx. 2-3m and shape. T1 Lime Reduce all aspects of the crown by approx. 2-3m back to previous points of reduction. Sever Ivy at the base. T2 Lime Reduce all aspects of crown by approx. 2-3m back to previous points of reduction. Cut back from building.
T1 Lime Tree - repollard to previous pruning points as part of routine maintenance. This will take the tree from approx 12 meters to approx 10.
Remedial works to address the severe damp issues present on the lower ground floor.
Erection of new garden retaining wall and erection of new garden timber fence to match the height of existing fence.
Erection of Garden Room in rear garden of Lower Ground Floor Flat.
Application to remove sycamore tree within rear garden of 20 Queens Grove due to its potentially hazardous condition (major cavity and significant decay) - See report and photographs for further information.
Rebuilding of damaged non-original front boundary wall. (Like-for-like)
Details of a biodiversity management plan, including detailed drawings of a hard and soft landscaping scheme; pursuant to condition 6 and 8 of planning permission dated 4th September 2025 (25/02833/FULL)
Erection of a single storey rear extension at ground floor level; replacement of existing extension window with a door; and associated works.
REAR GARDEN: 4 x Cypress (G1) - Fell to ground level.
Check recent applications before setting up alerts. This prevents older applications being sent as new alerts.
Preparation uses a shared source check. Busy sources or larger areas may need the next scheduled collection. No alerts are enabled or emails sent by this step.
These rules were checked at the search location (NW8 9QS). They do not necessarily apply to every address in the results area.
These describe protections or restrictions on the location. They are not planning applications or council decisions.
These are planning protections or restrictions that apply at the location we checked. They can affect what you are allowed to build, alter or demolish. The number beside a heading simply tells you how many overlapping map records were found — it is not a rating and it is not the number of planning applications.
This location is covered by the Article 4 direction Article 4 Basement Development Permitted Rights Removed. Some changes that would normally not need planning permission may need it here.
This location is inside St John's Wood. Conservation areas can mean tighter rules for changes to the outside of a property, trees and demolition.