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82 Finsbury Road, Wood Green, London, N22 8PF

Granted Haringey HGY/2024/2562 Works to trees in Conservation Area

Works: Trees

Permission granted. Work must normally begin within three years of the decision or the permission lapses.

Proposal

T1 Leylandi Front of property close to the house Fell to ground level due to close proximity to the house and compressing against garden brick wall

As published by the council, reference HGY/2024/2562

Application record

Reference
HGY/2024/2562
Type
Works to trees in Conservation Area
Status
Decision Made
Decision
Granted As published: No Objection
Received
18 Sep 2024
Validated
18 Sep 2024
Decided
23 Oct 2024
Ward
Woodside
Decision by
Delegated Decision
Postcode
N22 8PF

Site history

Applications at this address on the Haringey register

This site has had 2 applications since 2024: 2 approved, 0 refused.

  • HGY/2025/2862 Granted

    82 Finsbury Road, Wood Green, London, N22 8PF

    Conversion of existing garage and single storey rear extension, installation of new cycle store in front garden.

    Decided 28 Nov 2025 Full applications

Timeline

Dates from the published record

  1. 18 Sep 2024

    Received by Haringey

  2. 23 Oct 2024

    Decision issued: No Objection

  3. 23 Sep 2026

    Added to PlanIndex

Documents

Plans, drawings, consultee responses and the officer's report

4 documents on file for this application

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What this grant of permission means

Haringey granted permission on 23 October 2024, 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.

About tree works applications

Applications for works to trees cover protected trees: consent under a tree preservation order, or six weeks notice for trees in a conservation area. More in our guide to planning application types.

Nearby applications

Within 0.3 miles

  • 82 Finsbury Road, Wood Green, London, N22 8PF

    HGY/2025/2862 Submitted 24 Oct 2025 50 yards away

    Conversion of existing garage and single storey rear extension, installation of new cycle store in front garden.

    Granted Full applications Extension 16 docs
    Small domestic
  • 32 Nightingale Road, Wood Green, London, N22 8PU

    HGY/2026/2647 Submitted 22 Sep 2026 50 yards away

    Five Day Notice Tree is in a neighbouring yard. I am only asking to remove a branch that has apparently broken, is lying on my yard and is resting on my fence at the back of my yard, not a boundary fence. I will only be dealing with branch in my yard. I don't know what type of tree it is but I will not be dealing with trunk, only the branch in my yard.

    Granted Trees 7 docs
    Small domestic
  • 82 Clarence Road, Wood Green, London, N22 8PW

    HGY/2026/2521 Submitted 8 Sep 2026 100 yards away

    83% historically approved · decision due ~3 Nov

    Change of use of a single family dwellinghouse (Use Class C3) to a small house in multiple occupation (Use Class C4), comprising four bedrooms with a maximum of five occupants.

    Awaiting decision Full applications 8 docs
    Domestic
  • 19 Truro Road, Wood Green, London, N22 8EH

    HGY/2025/2438 Submitted 24 Sep 2025 150 yards away

    Erection of a first floor rear extension, and glazed area to ground floor side.

    Refused Householder Extension Windows or glazing 25 docs
    Domestic
  • 55, Truro Road, London, N22 8EH

    CON/2021/0390 Submitted 16 Aug 2021 150 yards away

    Description of works listed in application form.

    Granted Trees 4 docs
  • 53 Truro Road, Wood Green, London, N22 8EH

    HGY/2026/0167 Submitted 20 Jan 2026 150 yards away

    3 x Horse Chestnut - Crown reduce the spread over neighbouring roof back to previous reduction points (approx. 3m) Reduce the over extended spread to the south by 3.0m Reduce the spread over the car park area back to the boundary (approx. 3m) Remove one dead stem Crown thin and remove major dead wood Maintenance works in line with good arboricultural practice

    Granted Trees 6 docs

In Haringey

  • HGY/2026/2675 Awaiting decision

    10 Victoria Terrace, Hornsey, London, N4 4DA

    Pollarding of an ash tree in garden of 9 Victoria Terrace

    Received 25 Sep, published by the council 27 Sep 2026 Trees
  • HGY/2026/2268 Granted

    24 Southwood Avenue, Hornsey, London, N6 5RZ

    T1: Yew (7m): Fell to as close to ground level as possible as it is hindering growth of mature apple. Client wishes to replant along rear boundary to screen neighbouring garden and allow apple to develop. T2: Holly (5m): Fell to as close to ground level as possible and treat stump as it is too large for its location

    Received 12 Aug, published by the council 15 Aug 2026 Trees
  • HGY/2026/2663 Awaiting decision

    20 Leaside Avenue, Hornsey, London, N10 3BU

    There is a pear tree in the back garden that has been reduced around 2 years ago, the regrowth is getting larger and pears are adding extra weight in the fruiting months. Im suggesting to reduce the tree by about 1.5m to the previous growth points.

    Received 24 Sep, published by the council 27 Sep 2026 Trees
  • HGY/2026/2664 Awaiting decision

    7 Broughton Gardens, Hornsey, London, N6 5RS

    T1) Lime - Reduce crown by 30% back to previous growth points 3m of hight and 2.5m of width. T2) Magnolia - Reduce crown by 30% back to previous growth points 3m of hight and 2.5m of width T3) Apple - Reduce crown by 30% back to previous growth points 3m of hight and 2.5m of width.

    Received 24 Sep, published by the council 27 Sep 2026 Trees
  • HGY/2026/2449 Granted

    Fitzroy Court, 57-59 Shepherds Hill, Hornsey, London, N6 5RD

    (T1) Oak Reduce the height and overall crown spread by approximately 2–3 metres, with selective crown rebalancing to restore a more even and balanced structure. A large limb has previously failed from the tree, causing significant damage to the garages below and leaving the remaining crown noticeably unbalanced. The proposed reduction will help to restore balance, reduce excessive end weight and assist in maintaining the tree’s long-term health and structural stability. There is also a large limb extending over the new garages which contains a significant cavity. Due to its position directly above the garage roofs, it is recommended that this limb is removed back to the main trunk to eliminate the immediate risk of further limb failure and potential damage to the buildings below. Remove major deadwood throughout the crown where appropriate to reduce the risk of falling branches and improve overall safety.

    Received 2 Sep, published by the council 7 Sep 2026 Trees