Greenwich
Greenwich/24/3469/TP
THE BOB HOPE THEATRE, WYTHFIELD ROAD, ELTHAM, LONDON, SE9 5TG
- Reference
- Greenwich/24/3469/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
Approximate location
Proposal
T8. Sycamore.18 metres in height.10 metres in width.4 growing seasons worth of regrowth 3 metres in length. New growths have been damaged by squirrels leading to branches falling. Canopy is now impacting on neighbouring property and scaffolding. Tree is very overgrown and blocking a lot of sunlight, also causing a lot of falling debris.Situated in rear garden. T9. Sycamore.16 metres in height.8 metres in width.4 growing seasons worth of regrowth 3 metres in length. New growths have been damaged by squirrels leading to a few branches falling. Canopy is now impacting on the neighbouring property and Theatre. Tree is very overgrown and blocking a lot of sunlight, also causing a lot of falling debris.Situated next to T8 in rear garden. T10. Sycamore.14 metres in height.6 metres in width. 4 growing seasons worth of regrowth, 3 metres in length. Canopy is impacting on the neighbouring property. Remove any deadwood if found when climbing. Remove regrowth to previous reduction points. Tree is very overgrown and blocking natural sunlight, also causing a lot of falling debris.Situated at the front of the rear garden. T11. Sycamore. 10 metres in height. 4 metres in width. 4 growing seasons worth of regrowth, 3 metres in length. Canopy is now impacting on the neighbouring property. Remove any deadwood if found when climbing. Remove regrowth to previous reduction points. Tree is very over and blocking a lot of sunlight, also causing a lot of fallen debris.Situated next to T10 at the front of he rear garden. T12. Sycamore. 10 metres in height. 8 metres in width. 4 growing seasons worth of regrowth, 2 metres in length. Leaves are showing crisping edges, possibly a result to potential lack of water with possible compaction as a contributory factor and wind damage, Remove any significant deadwood if found when climbing. Remove regrowth to previous reduction points. Tree is very overgrowth and hopefully the removal of deadwood and regrowth will encourage the tree to become healthier, also causing a lot of fallen debris.Situated at the front of the building by the entrance, along the pavement. T13. Lime. 16 metres in height. 5 metres in width. Vigorous regrowth of basil epicormic growth and on the trunk. Regrowth from 4 seasons is also overhanging the pavement. Reduce crown to previous points. Remove Basal epicormic growth to ground level. Remove stem epicormic growth to 5 metres from the base of the tree. Tree is very overgrown and intruding the road, also causing a lot of fallen debris.Situated at the front of the building on the left hand side, also by the pavement and near neighbours garden. T14. Lime. 17 metres in height. 6 metres in width. Vigorous regrowth of basal epicormic growth. Regrowth from 4 growing season is also overhanging the pavement and impaction on next doors building. Reduce crown to the previous reduction points. Remove Basal epicormic growth to near ground level. Remove stem growth to 5 metres from the base of the tree.Situated next to T13.
Key dates
- Received 25 Oct 2024
- Started 25 Oct 2024
- Decided 16 Dec 2024
Planning history / related applications
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