39 Pages Lane, Hornsey, London, N10 1PU

This site has had 2 applications since 2023: 2 approved, 0 refused.

• HGY/2023/0372 Granted

  39 Pages Lane, Hornsey, London, N10 1PU

  Loft extension and conversion involving: hip to gable extension, installation of a rear dormer and addition of rooflights. Removal of existing balcony, erection of new balcony with incorporated storage and extension of screening along boundary, together with other external alterations.

  Decided 22 May 2023 Householder

1. 31 Jan 2023

   Received by Haringey

2. 28 Feb 2023

   Decision issued: Approve

3. 23 Sep 2026

   Added to PlanIndex

Haringey granted permission on 28 February 2023, subject to any conditions on the decision notice. Work must normally begin within three years or the permission lapses. More in our guide to what happens after a planning decision.

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• 39 Pages Lane, Hornsey, London, N10 1PU

  HGY/2023/0372 Submitted 7 Feb 2023 50 yards away

  Loft extension and conversion involving: hip to gable extension, installation of a rear dormer and addition of rooflights. Removal of existing balcony, erection of new balcony with incorporated storage and extension of screening along boundary, together with other external alterations.

  Granted Householder Extension Loft or dormer 12 docs
  Domestic

• 1 St Martins Terrace, 16 Pages Lane, Hornsey, London, N10 1QY

  HGY/2023/0419 Submitted 13 Feb 2023 50 yards away

  Oak tree at the front of 1 St Martin’s Terrace, within our land. The tree is subject to a TPO. The application is to undertake ground works in the vicinity of the tree. I have liaised with Daniel Monk on this matter as to whether an application is necessary but he has not determined impact. We are therefore making the application in case this is necessary for the works. The reason for the proposed work is to improve the environment for the tree and to mitigate damage caused by the roots of the tree. We have taken advice from Fiona Critchley of Arborecultural Solutions LLP regarding the care and management of the tree. Please see attached her report. Damage: We have noted damage to our concrete driveway and garden walls and believe that this is caused by the roots of the tree. There is also damage to the off-street parking area and floor slab of the extension at the neighbouring property at 14 Pages Lane. Fiona Critchley inspected the tree and the site and noted the following: Damage to retaining wall to south of the tree (para 4.1). Damage to concrete drive and front path steps (para 4.2). Damage to paving at 14 Pages Lane (para 4.3). Landscaping and groundwork options: Fiona Critchley set out the following options: 1) Concrete driveway (para 5.2.1): Remove or reduce the size of the concrete parking area to allow rainwater to penetrate the underlying soils so reducing storm water run off and improving the rooting conditions for the Oak tree. Replace using porous hard surfacing and a cellular raft system (such as Cellweb). 2) Root barrier (para 5.2.2): Excavate a trench along the party boundary between 1 St Martins Terrace and 14 Pages Lane, install a root barrier of Ribbed Root Panels or CuTex Copper to manufacturers specifications and backfill the trench. 3) Retaining wall (para 5.2.3): If the area of concrete parking is reduced adjacent to the shrubbed wall it would be possible to remove the retaining wall, remove the infill soil, and regrade the soil as a slope. This would negate the need for the retaining wall and lower the soils levels around the base of the tree back to the original level. If the wall is retained there are some engineered solutions that may reduce the direct damage of the root growth for example constructing the wall on lintel bridging the roots. Our proposals: Completely remove the concrete and replace it using porous hard surfacing and a cellular raft system (such as Cellweb). and Install a root barrier along the4 party boundary between 1 St. Martins Terrace and 14 Page’s Lane. and Repair the retaining wall, in line with the recommendations but Fiona Critchley. The work will be carried out to BS 3998: Recommendations for Tree Work.

  Granted Trees 6 docs

• Our Lady Of Muswell Catholic Primary School, Pages Lane, Hornsey, London, N10 1PS

  HGY/2026/0438 Submitted 16 Feb 2026 50 yards away

  I need to advise Haringey council that we are going to fell this unsafe lime tree at the school which is within the Muswell hill conservation area. A large portion of the tree has already fallen to the ground and damaged a nearby garden shed. Only a 3.5m metre stem remains which we are going to fell to ground level. The stem itself is heavily decayed and presents a risk to the adjacent school grounds, therefore it needs to be removed. I have attached photos of the base of the fallen stem where the decay is visible and the remaining stem which is coated in vines and ivy.

  Granted Trees 4 docs
  Small domestic

• 12 Pages Lane, Hornsey, London, N10 1PS

  HGY/2026/1213 Submitted 30 Apr 2026 50 yards away

  Birch (T1): Reduce height by approx. 3-4m Ash (T2): Repollard (approx.1-2m) Plum (T3): Reduce all round by 1-2m

  Granted Trees 3 docs

• Our Lady Of Muswell Catholic Primary School, Pages Lane, Hornsey, London, N10 1PS

  HGY/2025/3488 Submitted 16 Dec 2025 50 yards away

  T1 - Quercus ilex. Over extended limb leaning over primary school: Reduce by 5m back to main stem to make safe.

  Granted Trees 4 docs

• 17, Creighton Avenue, London, N10 1NX

  HGY/2021/1718 Submitted 7 Jun 2021 100 yards away

  Erection of single storey rear extension

  Granted Full applications Extension 9 docs
  Small domestic

• HGY/2026/1571 Granted

  2 Addington Road, Hornsey, London, N4 4RP

  Variation of condition (2) of planning premission ref: HGY/2026/0255 (approved plans); namely (i) addition of a second zinc-clad dormer at the rear corner, matching the approved dormer and resolving an existing non-original, failing flat-roofed junction; (ii) a small high-level clerestory window to the rear elevation at ground floor; and (iii) the repositioning of one of the two approved Velux-type rooflights from the rear roofslope to the east roofslope

  Received 5 Aug, published by the council 10 Aug 2026 Amendments
• HGY/2026/2143 Granted

  98 High Street, Hornsey, London, N8 7NT

  Variation to description and condition 2 (approved plans) to reflect the changes to façade and the addition of a top floor flat. The description shall read: "Construction of a 2-bedroom mews dwelling (Use Class C3); reconfiguration of 2 existing flats (UseClass C3); conversion of loft into a self-contained flat (Use Class C3); and upgrades to the façade." to ref: HGY/2024/2879

  Received 5 Aug, published by the council 10 Aug 2026 Amendments
• HGY/2026/2702 Awaiting decision

  Public House, 492 West Green Road, Tottenham, London, N15 3DA

  Non-material amendment to planning permission HGY/2024/1971 to increase the approved roof height by approximately 0.20m, and increase chimney heights by approximately 0.23m.

  Received 2 Oct, published by the council 11 Oct 2026 Amendments
• HGY/2026/2053 Granted

  Unit 1, 25-27 Clarendon Road Off Hornsey Park Road, Wood Green, London, N8 0DD

  Non-Material amendment to planning permission (HGY/2024/2279) to amend condition 2 (Approved plans), condition 16 (cycle parking) and conditions 25 (Accessible studio provision)

  Received 20 Jul, published by the council 22 Aug 2026 Amendments
• HGY/2026/2458 Granted

  143 Wightman Road, Hornsey, London, N8 0BB

  Non-Material Amendment to planning permission ref. HGY/2025/3436 granted on 3/2/26 for the installation of a roof terrace to the first floor flat rear roof terrace; namely glazed privacy screen to be replaced with slatted, timber screen

  Received 1 Oct, published by the council 4 Oct 2026 Amendments