Planning application
HGY/2026/1146
Land behind 25 Dukes Avenue, London, N10 2PS
Proposal
Variation of Condition 2 (approved plans) attached to planning permission HGY/2017/2827 / HGY/2019/1937 to allow for amendments to the design, including the introduction of a part first‑floor element and internal reconfiguration to provide a 4‑bedroom dwelling.
As published by the council, reference HGY/2026/1146
Timeline
Dates from the published record
-
30 Apr 2026
Received by Haringey
-
30 Jun 2026
Decision issued: Approve with Conditions
-
24 Jul 2026
Added to PlanIndex
What a grant of permission means
The process from here
Permission has been granted, usually subject to conditions listed on the decision notice, some of which must be discharged before work starts. The decision notice on the council portal sets out exactly what was approved.
Work must normally begin within three years of the decision or the permission lapses. Neighbours cannot appeal a grant; challenging one means judicial review of how the decision was made, within tight time limits.
About amendments applications
How this application type works
An amendment application changes a permission that already exists. Non-material amendments cover small adjustments with no wider effect, while minor material amendments, usually made by varying a condition, allow modest design changes without a fresh application. Anything beyond that needs a new permission, so the scope here is deliberately narrow.
Nearby applications
Within 500 metres
-
HGY/2026/1144 Granted
Land behind 25 Dukes Avenue, London, N10 2PS
Non material amendment of ref: HGY/2017/2827 / HGY/2019/1937 to amend the description of development to: ‘Demolition of existing 3 No. single‑storey garages. Proposed lower ground and upper ground floor level and part first‑floor single family dwelling to provide a 4‑bedroom unit
-
HGY/2026/1717 Granted
1A Dukes Avenue, Hornsey, London, N10 2PS
Tree T1 – Mature Robinia pseudoacacia Proposed Works: Fell to ground level and grind stump where practicable. T1 is a mature tree situated immediately adjacent to the public highway and pedestrian footway. The tree exhibits a pronounced lean towards the highway and public footpath, resulting in a substantial proportion of the crown mass being biased over areas of frequent pedestrian and vehicular occupation. Inspection of the tree identified a significant historic wound within the principal stem, believed to be associated with previous chainsaw operations and/or historic pruning works. Whilst wound wood has developed around the margins of the injury, the defect remains evident within a primary structural section of the tree and represents a potential point of weakness. Robinia pseudoacacia is widely recognised as a species with comparatively brittle timber characteristics and a limited ability to effectively compartmentalise decay following large mechanical injuries. Consequently historic stem damage of this nature may result in progressive internal deterioration that is not always externally visible. The tree is additionally responsible for significant displacement and distortion of surrounding hardstanding surfaces through root activity. The lifting and deformation of paving adjacent to the stem indicate ongoing root pressure and demonstrate the tree’s interaction with surrounding infrastructure. The following factors have been considered collectively: Pronounced stem lean towards a heavily used public footway and highway. Historic mechanical injury to a principal stem section. Potential for internal dysfunction associated with the wound. Species characteristics associated with brittle timber and structural limb failure. Species characteristics associated with brittle timber and structural limb failure. High target occupancy beneath and adjacent to the tree. Removal and replacement planting with a more suitable species is therefore considered the most appropriate long-term management solution. Tree T2 – Mature Robinia pseudoacacia. Proposed Works: Crown reduction by approximately 3 metres in height and 1.5–2 metres laterally. Remove deadwood throughout crown. Prune and reshape crown to provide suitable clearance from adjacent building and achieve a balanced form. The crown currently extends towards the neighbouring building where lateral branches are in direct contact with the structure and are causing abrasion against the building. The proposed crown reduction will: Provide suitable clearance from the adjacent building. Reduce end-weight on extended lateral limbs. Improve crown balance and form. Remove dead, damaged and diseased wood. Improve long-term management and retention of the tree. The works are intended as routine arboricultural maintenance and are not expected to adversely affect the health or amenity value of the tree All pruning works will be undertaken in accordance with the recommendations of BS3998:2010 Tree Work Recommendations
-
HGY/2024/2145 Granted
18 Dukes Avenue, Hornsey, London, N10 2PT
Single storey rear extension, rear dormer window, replacement of existing window to the rear elevation.
-
HGY/2025/3424 Awaiting decision
2 Dukes Avenue, Hornsey, London, N10 2PT
To form external Fire Escape Stair to rear of Upper Ground Floor Flat & renew existing dilapidated Juliet Balcony to rear living room.
-
HGY/2025/3482 Refused
18 Dukes Avenue, Hornsey, London, N10 2PT
The Installation of an Air Source Heat Pump and small lightweight slatted timber enclosure, in the front garden, to be concealed behind the existing boundary wall and hedge.
-
HGY/2026/0079 Granted
18 Dukes Avenue, Hornsey, London, N10 2PT
T1 - Ash tree (18m) - reduce crown by approximately 4m.
Other amendments applications
In Haringey
-
HGY/2026/1633 Granted
St Matthews Court 7b, Coppetts Road, Hornsey, London, N10 1NW
Non-Material Amendment to planning permission (ref: APP/Y5420/W/22/3308350) dated 03/05/2023 for the construction of a new residential building (use class C3), together with landscaping, cycle and car parking, and associated works; namely to remove of part of enclosing perimeter walls at lower ground floor level, introduction of a predominantly open-sided under croft, with more than 50% of the perimeter open, provision of partially uncovered parking areas & retention of structural support through columns/pilotis rather than enclosed walls.
-
HGY/2026/1912 Awaiting decision
12 Canning Crescent, Wood Green, London, N22 5SR
Variation of condition 2 (approved plans) of planning permission HGY/2024/3115 to increase of floor thickness and height necessary to comply with building regulations and addition of lift overrun.
-
HGY/2026/2076 Awaiting decision
10 Ellington Road, Hornsey, London, N10 3DG
Demolition of the existing buildings and erection of 5 replacement residential units, arranged as two terraced houses and three flats.
-
HGY/2026/2077 Awaiting decision
10 Ellington Road, Hornsey, London, N10 3DG
Non-Material Amendment of HGY/2023/1406 to rename the proposal 'Demolition of the existing buildings and erection of replacement residential units'.
-
HGY/2026/1449 Granted
8 Eastern Road, Hornsey, London, N2 9LD
Non-Material Amendment to the application HGY/2025/0897 as approved on 21/08/2025 for: Demolition of side garage and erection of new single storey side extension together with new insulated render finish to side and rear elevations, new and adjusted window openings and internal remodelling. Solar Panel are to be added the rear elevation roof slope. The proposed amendments sought are: - alterations to window positions - amendments to the style of the original windows - installation of PV panels on rear roof slope