Within 0.62 miles of W5 2JAApplication dates: 5 Nov 2025 to 5 Nov 2026Showing applications within 0.62 miles of this postcode.
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Application for a Non-Material Amendment in (S96a) seeking to allow minor alterations to the drawings in relation to planning permission reference 260472FUL dated 02/09/2026 for: Change of use of first, second and third floors from office use (Use Class E) to hotel use (Use Class C1); together with…
T1-Pear-Dead tree. Fell in sections to ground level and grind down stump approx. 200 mm below ground level. T2- Apple- Overshadowed by neighbouring cherry. Reduce and reshape by approx. 25% or 0.5-1m; remove dead honeysuckle from tree T3- Mahonia-Larger tree. To contain crown spread and help improve light.…
T1 Purple Leaf Plumb - Remove low limb over path, lightly reduce reminder. T2 Holly - Reduce to height of last pruning, trim all around. T3 Hazel - Reduce to height of neighbours shed
T1 - Conifer, most likely juniper, multi-stemmed. Front garden, in the corner of the front boundary wall and the boundary with No. 72 (see sketch plan 01, photo 02), fell to ground level and grind out the stump. Reasons: it is a shrub that has outgrown its position…
T1- Pear (Pyrus spp.) Approx. Diameter at 1.5m - 0.4m Reduce to a finishing height of 7m (Just below gutter height) by removing approx. 5m, Reduce sides by removing approximately 0.5m to form a more compact , To reduce encroachment over gutters
T1 - Cherry (Prunus avium)- Fell as close to ground level as possible T3 - Portuguese Laurel - Reduce/trim height and sides back to previous by removing up to 0.5m. T4- Acer Spp.- Reduce height by 1m and prune sides back to previous by removing up to 0.5m.…
T12 Oak - Lift/cut back the low hanging branches to allow a 1 - 1.5m clearance from the roof. T13 Cherry - Fell tree in sections to ground level due to the lean and damage on the main stem.
T4 Apple - Reduce crown by approx. 2.5m all over to reduce the chances of limb failure over the road and driveway to No.4 T5 Apple - Reduce limbs overhanging the road by approx. 2m
T1- T2 Willow Re-pollard to approx 5m. Remove 1 x damaged limb T3 Yew Cut back to boundary. T4 Eucalyptus Remove 2 x lower lateral branches growing over garden
T1 Ash x 1(Fraxinus excelsior) This 12m mature ash tree has previously been pollarded, but not for three years, its cyclical prune is now due. Suggested work:- reduce all round back to previous reduction points, equating to an all round reduction of 2-3m (re-pollard). T2 Bay x 1…
Refurbishment and improvement of the Grade II listed single-family dwelling, to retain, repair and enhance the architectural and historic character of the building, with interventions limited to those reasonably necessary to support its continued use.
Refurbishment and improvement of the Grade II listed single-family dwelling, to retain, repair and enhance the architectural and historic character of the building, with interventions limited to those reasonably necessary to support its continued use (Listed Building Consent)
TPO141 T1 London Plane T2&T3 Mixed Group Tree These three trees have lateral roots up to 3m long which are pushing up paving slabs (in two cases) and tarmac (in one case). It is not practical to raise the level of the surfaces above this lifting because the…
TPO2068 T2 Turkey Oak (Quercus cerris) Reduce crown to the most recent previous reduction points, removing approx. m of new growth. Final height = 19-20m and final overall spread = 8m.
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