Richmond upon Thames/PA26/1675

Location

Approximate location

Proposal

T1. False Acacia Rear boundary Mature co-dominant stemmed tree with deadwood throughout canopy. To mitigate branch / limb failures; reduce canopy all round by 30% (3min height and 2m in lateral spread) Remove major deadwood. T2. Holly Rear boundary Trim all round to shape and contain T3. Cherry Rear LH boundary Congested planting area. Fell to ground level to allow other species to succeed. T4. Rowan Rear RH boundary Unstable tree. Fell to ground level T5, T6. Yew x2 Middle of garden Two trees causing excessive shading and owners of property concerned about extreme toxicity of the leaves and bark in a garden used by children and pets, as part of relandscaping plan, fell to ground level and replant with native ornamental species in similar location. Fell and grind out stumps: T7. Pear Middle of garden Mature tree with low vigour and suppressed by neighbouring yew trees. Remove major deadwood. T8. Hawthorn Rear RH boundary To maintain cyclical pruning: Reduce canopy to previous points and shape (40% canopy reduction) (2m in height and 1m in lateral spread) T9a. Snowy Mespil Adjacent to rear of house Semi mature tree now outgrowing its location. Canopy is making contact with rear elevation of building and overhangs the adjoining property 28 Rosemont Road where planning permission has been granted for a ground floor extension (Ref 24/0131/HOT). Their Tree Survey / Arboricultural Impact Assessment advises that the extension infringes on the RPA and canopy of T9. Fell to ground level T9. CrabApple Rear LH boundary Reduce canopy all round by approx. 1m to shape, contain and improve light into surrounding areas.

Key dates

1. Received 14 May 2026
2. Validated 14 May 2026
3. Started 14 May 2026
4. Decided 9 Jul 2026

Planning history / related applications

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