Hanson Avenue

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• Work from home38% vs 40%
• Drive55% vs 51%
• Bus, train or tube0% vs 1%
• Walk or cycle6% vs 8%

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• Awaiting decisionSmall scheme470 mT1 and T2 - conifers - Fell. These conifers are growing immediately adjacent to a substantial mature yew, with one extending into and making contact with its crown. Their removal would reduce crowding around the yew. The proposed works aim to enhance the visual prominence and setting of the mature yew.Made 23 Oct 2026 · 26/02684/TREE
• Awaiting decisionSmall scheme440 mAlterations to garage to form ancillary workshop/studio in connection with the existing dwellingMade 2 Oct 2026 · 26/02479/FUL
• Awaiting decisionSmall scheme450 mT1 - cedar - Reduce lowest branch heading east towards the road by 1-2metres to clear with telephone lines T2 - cedar - Reduce lowest branch heading south-west by 1metre to clear drivewayMade 28 Sept 2026 · 26/02422/TPO
• ApprovedSmall scheme480 m- T2 yew - Reduce height by 2 metres (reducing height from 10 metres to 8 metres), to balance with T1 yew. Reduce canopy by 2 metres on the West side, that overtops Parkers Yard, to reduce damage to roof and enable maintenance of adjoining property. Blend into canopy on North and South side. Reduce canopy on South side sympathetically by less than 1 metre. Current canopy spread: North 3 metres, South 4.5 metres, East 5 metres, West 3 metres)Made 28 May 2026 · decided 2 Jul 2026 · 26/01392/TREE
• Awaiting decisionSmall scheme480 mThe proposal relates to the demolition and rebuilding of an existing rear garden wall within the curtilage of Lansdowne House. The wall measures approximately 43 metres in length, 2.4 metres in height, and is of 225mm thick brick construction. The wall is currently in a condition of significant structural instability, having developed a pronounced outward lean towards an adjacent footpath. A structural engineer (CEng MIStructE) has confirmed that in places the wall's centre of gravity lies outside safe limits and that it is at risk of imminent outward collapse. The wall borders a pedestrian route serving the rear of neighbouring properties (1-5 The Cedars). The proposal seeks to demolish the structurally unsound wall and rebuild it to match the existing in height, alignment, materials and appearance, using appropriate traditional construction methods.Made 18 May 2026 · 26/01229/LBC
• ApprovedSmall scheme480 mG1 - Leylandii x 6 - Large outgrown Leylandi growing beneath and amongst canopies of more desirable Cedar trees. Fell and removed to ground level, to reduce further risk and pressure to retaining wall, this in turn will help clear the canopies of the Cedars. T1- Cedar - The crown cleaning of mature Cedars, by removing all dead wood and fractured damage branching. This will include a selective reduction on over extended branching to relieve end weight where necessary by up to 1.5m. Thin up to 10% T2 - Cedar - Reduction from neighbouring property by 2.5m this includes no height reduction just lateral branching over neighbouring garden to reduce spread T3 - Poplar - The semi mature Poplar standing in the corner of property, growing tight to brick wall, Fell to reduce the risk to wall and neighbouring property. T4 Leylandii - Fell tight to boundary wall T5 - Leylandii - Single tall tree standing by gable end of neighbouring building. This is to be reduced back from property to give a minimum of 1m clearance, and a light reduction on top growth to balance. Reduce height by 3m T6 - Leylandii - Single tall tree standing by gable end of neighbouring building. This is to be reduced back from property to give a minimum of 1m clearance and a light reduction on top growth to balance. T7 - Sycamore - Large Sycamore over woodland bed and close to neighbouring property, this is having major dead wood removed throughout to reduce risk of failing branchesMade 6 May 2026 · decided 15 Jun 2026 · 26/01131/TREE

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