Greenwich
Greenwich/24/3466/TP
THE BOB HOPE THEATRE, WYTHFIELD ROAD, ELTHAM, LONDON, SE9 5TG
- Reference
- Greenwich/24/3466/TP
- Authority
- Greenwich
- Application type
- TP
- Address
- THE BOB HOPE THEATRE, WYTHFIELD ROAD, ELTHAM, LONDON, SE9 5TG
- Postcode
- SE9 5TG
- Status
- Decided
- Decision
- Approve
- Received
- 25 Oct 2024
- Started
- 25 Oct 2024
- Decided
- 16 Dec 2024
- Source council
- Greenwich
- Council source record
- View public record
- Public data licence
- Open Government Licence v3.0
- Record updated
- 18 Jul 2026
- SEO index generated
- 24 Jul 2026
Location
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Proposal
T1. Sycamore Tree. 12 metres in height. 4 metres in width. 4 growing seasons worth of regrowth approximately 3 metres in length. Remove any significant deadwood. Remove regrowth to previous reduction points. Tree is very overgrown and blocking natural sunlight, also causing a lot of fallen debris. Situated in the rear garden. T2. Sycamore Tree. 14 metres in height. 2 metres in width. 4 growing seasons worth of regrowth approximately 3 metres in length. Remove any significant deadwood. Remove regrowth to previous points. Tree is very overgrown and blocking natural sunlight, also casing a lot of fallen debris. Situated in the middle of T1&T3 in the rear garden. T3. Sycamore Tree. 14 metres in height. 4 metres in width. 4 growing seasons worth of regrowth approximately 3 metres in length. Remove any significant deadwood. Remove regrowth to previous reduction points. Tree is very overgrown and blocking natural sunlight, also causing a lot of fallen debris. Situated in the rear garden. T4. Sycamore Tree. 14 metres in height. 4 metres in width. 4 growing seasons worth of regrowth approximately 3 metres in length. A number of the new growth have been damaged by squirrels leading to a few branches falling into the neighbours garden. Remove any significant deadwood. Remove regrowth to previous reduction point. Tree is very overgrown and blocking natural sunlight, also causing a lot of fallen debris. Situated at the back of the rear garden. T5. Sycamore Tree. 8 metres in height. 3 metres in width. 4 growing seasons worth of regrowth approximately 3 metres in length. A number of the new growths have been damaged by squirrels leading to a few branches falling into the neighbours garden. Remove any significant deadwood. Remove regrowth to previous reduction points. Tree is very overgrown and blocking natural sunlight, also causing a lot of fallen debris. Situated at the back of the rear garden T6. Sycamore Tree. 18 metres in height. 12 metres in width. 4 growing seasons worth of regrowth approximately 3 metres in length. A number of new growths have been damaged by squirrels leading to a few branches falling into the neighbours garden. Remove any significant deadwood. Remove regrowth to previous reduction points. Tree is very overgrown and blocking natural sunlight, also causing a lot of fallen debris. Situated in the rear garden. T7. Sycamore Tree. 14 metres in height. 8 metres in width. 4 growing seasons worth of regrowth approximately 3 metres in length. A number of new growths have been damaged by squirrels leading to a few branches falling into the neighbours garden. The Drey in the canopy over the neighbours garden. Tree is very overgrown and blocking natural sunlight, also causing a lot of fallen debris. Situated next to T6 in the rear garden.
Key dates
- Received 25 Oct 2024
- Started 25 Oct 2024
- Decided 16 Dec 2024
Planning history / related applications
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