Islington/P2026/0241/TRE

Location

Approximate location - Contains OS data © Crown copyright and database right

Proposal

Schedule of Works T1 Dead Trunk Fell T2 Rowan In decline – Fell T3 Ivy covered stem Fell T4 Pittosporum Inappropriate planting - Fell T5 Pittosporum Inappropriate planting - Fell T6 Pittosporum Inappropriate planting – Fell G7 Laurel Hedge Face back hard to curb edge and reduce in height to 1.5m T8 Sycamore Repollard back to original points approximately 4m T9 Sycamore Repollard back to original points approximately 4m G10 Laurel Hedge Cut back as far as possible without compromising the fence, reduce in height so GM can maintain. T11 Sorbus Crown reduce by 1.5m overall T12 Rowan Crown reduce by 1.5m overall T13 Cherry Reduce in height by approximately 4m and reduce side laterals by approximately 1.5m T14 Cherry In decline – Fell T15 Cherry Compromised by T13 and T16 – Fell T16 Cherry Reduce in height by approximately 3m and side laterals by approximately 1m, to mirror T13 T17 Whitebeam In competition with T16 – Fell T18 Malus Cut back off parking bays back to curb edge. G19 Laurel Hedge Cut back as far as possible without compromising the fence, reduce in height so GM can maintain. G20 Hedge Reduce in line with adjacent hedge G21 Hedge Reduce in line with G20 T22 Sycamore In appropriately positioned, growing to close to wall – Fell T23 Silver birch Sever ivy, reduce in height by approximately 6m and side laterals by 2m T24 Lime Remove lower epicormic growth G25 Laurel Cut back off wall and reduce so GM can maintain T26 Willow Reduce by approximately 8m in height and cut back off building to give a 2m clearance T27 Cherry Dead tree – Fell T28 Cherry Cut back off building to give a 2m clearance T29 Ash Self Sett – Fell too close to building T30 Cherry Cut back off building to give 2m clearance, reduce in height by approximately1.5m

Key dates

1. Received 30 Jan 2026
2. Validated 2 Feb 2026
3. Started 2 Feb 2026
4. Decided 4 Feb 2026

Planning history / related applications

No related planning applications have been identified in the current public OGL dataset.