Streatham Hill

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• Awaiting decisionMedium scheme180 mApproval of details pursuant to condition 8 (Flood Risk and SuDS Assessment) of planning permission ref. 25/03039/FUL (Demolition of existing buildings and erection of a part 5 / part 6 storey building comprising 2x ground floor commercial units (Use Class E) and 18 residential units (Use Class C3) on the upper floors, including a roof terrace, together with the provision of refuse, recycling and cycle storage facilities), granted on 23.10.2026.Made 27 Oct 2026 · 26/03151/DET
• Awaiting decisionMedium scheme180 mApproval of details pursuant to condition 4 (Construction Environmental Management Plan) of planning permission 25/03039/FUL (Demolition of existing buildings and erection of a part 5 / part 6 storey building comprising 2x ground floor commercial units (Use Class E) and 18 residential units (Use Class C3) on the upper floors, including a roof terrace, together with the provision of refuse, recycling and cycle storage facilities) granted on 23.10.2026.Made 27 Oct 2026 · 26/03150/DET
• Awaiting decisionSmall scheme350 mT1 & T2 - Two limes - crown Reduce height by 2m from 12m to 10m. Reduce laterals by 1.5m from 6m to 4.5m on all compass points, cutting back to the previous reduction points. Both are semi-mature limes standing to the rear of the property. The trees have been reduced previously and the regrowth from those earlier cuts has extended beyond the established points, carrying increasing end-weight on the resulting unions and taking the crown out of proportion with its position over the garden, the adjoining boundaries and the neighbouring buildings. The proposed works return the crown to the existing reduction points, in line with the works proposed for T3 and T4, retaining the tree in full along with its established shape and its contribution to the publicly visible canopy. T3 & T4 - Two limes - crown reduce Reduce height by 3m from 18m to 15m. Reduce laterals by 2m from 7m to 5m on all compass points, cutting back to the previous reduction points. Two mature limes standing to the rear of the property, one of a pair with T4. The trees has been reduced previously and is managed on a maintenance cycle; the regrowth from those earlier cuts has now extended well beyond the established points and is carrying increasing end-weight on the resulting unions, which are the weakest part of the structure. The proposed works return the crown to the existing reduction points, retaining the established shape and form of the tree and keeping it in proportion to its position over the garden and the adjoining boundaries. T5 - Plum - crown reduce Reduce height by 1m from 6m to 5m. Reduce laterals by 1m from 4m to 3m on all compass points. A plum sMade 3 Nov 2026 · 26/03230/TPO
• Awaiting decisionSmall scheme200 mCertificate of Lawful Development (Proposed) with respect to the de-conversion of two residential units into a single dwellinghouse.Made 29 Oct 2026 · 26/03194/LDCP
• Awaiting decisionSmall scheme110 mApproval of details pursuant to condition 21 (Site Contamination) and 55 (written scheme of investigation) of planning permission 25/02438/FUL (Demolition of existing structures; and redevelopment of the site to deliver three buildings providing residential (Class C3 and C4) uses, a standalone community and commercial use building (Class E/Class F1), and associated landscaping, cycling parking, car parking, servicing and all necessary enabling works) granted on 16.06.2026.Made 29 Oct 2026 · 26/03196/DET
• Awaiting decisionSmall scheme200 m(T1) Sycamore Pollard to previous historic points by approx 50% and reshape. Remove the lowest stem back to the main trunk (see photo). Height from 12.0m to 4.0m Crown spread from 7.0m to 3.0m Tree is walled in, too large for environment. The tree has a decaying cavity at its base, making it unstable - this is particularly the reason for limb removal.Made 26 Oct 2026 · 26/03130/TCA

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