Old Church House, Old Church Lane, Stanmore, HA7 2QU

This site has had 4 applications since 2000: 3 approved, 0 refused.

• P/3327/17 Decided

  Old Church House, Old Church Lane, Stanmore, HA7 2QU

  Tree number - t1 & t2 tree type - x1 cedar (cedrus atlantica) & x1 lime (tilia cordata) approx height - 14-16m location - rear garden left hand boundary of the tithe barn service - crown reduction work required- crown reduce by removing approximately 3m f

  Decided 26 Sep 2017 Trees
• P/338/06/DLB Granted

  Old Church House, Old Church Lane, Stanmore, HA7 2QU

  Listed building consent: replacement rooflight at rear

  Decided 5 Apr 2006 Heritage and listed buildings
• EAST/118/00/FUL Granted

  Old Church House, Old Church Lane, Stanmore, HA7 2QU

  Replacement garage

  Decided 18 Apr 2000 Full applications

1. 8 Feb 2000

   Received by Harrow

2. 28 Feb 2000

   Validated

   Checked as complete and ready for consideration.

3. 18 Apr 2000

   Decision issued: Grant

4. 23 Sep 2026

   Added to PlanIndex

Harrow granted permission on 18 April 2000, 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.

A lawful development certificate is a legal determination that existing or proposed works do not need planning permission; the merits of the scheme are not considered. More in our guide to planning application types.

• Old Church House, Old Church Lane, Stanmore, HA7 2QU

  P/338/06/DLB Submitted 8 Feb 2006 50 yards away

  Listed building consent: replacement rooflight at rear

  Granted Heritage and listed buildings Loft or dormer 16 docs

• The Tithe Barn Old Church Lane, Stanmore, Harrow, HA7 2QU

  P/0080/22 Submitted 10 Jan 2022 50 yards away

  T8 London Plane (within grounds of The Rectory): Plane implicated in ongoing foundation movement at Tithe Barn. Hortlink pruning (40-50% by volume crown reduction) - building to be monitored for signs of further movement

  Granted Trees 7 docs

• Old Church House, Old Church Lane, Stanmore, HA7 2QU

  EAST/118/00/FUL Submitted 8 Feb 2000 50 yards away

  Replacement garage

  Granted Full applications

• Stanmere House Old Church Lane, Stanmore, Harrow, HA7 2QU

  P/4472/20 Submitted 8 Dec 2020 50 yards away

  Re: Tree Related Subsidence at - The Tithe Barn, Old Church Lane, Stanmore, Middlesex, HA7 2QU Notice under s.211 of the Town and Country Planning Act 1990 of intent to Fell and treat stump of one Lime tree T4 at Stanmore House, Old Church Lane, Stanmore, Middlesex, HA7 2QU We write in reference to our site survey of 21/05/2020 and confirm that we are the arboriculturists appointed on behalf of property insurers of the above risk address. It is the view of chartered engineers appointed to investigate damage that the property has suffered differential movement and subsequent damage consistent with tree related clay shrinkage subsidence. Further to discussions with the Structural Engineer who is assessing the required remedial works for the property, we are of the opinion that it is preferable to remove the implicated trees. This is because retaining the trees and implementing an engineered solution cannot happen without having serious effect on their root systems which are influencing the structure of the risk address. This submission consists of a formal notification under Conservation Area Regulations of our intention to remove the trees as mentioned above which we believe are not protected under any Tree Preservation Order. Whilst insurers have no requirement to submit prescribed levels of supporting evidence in relation to a Conservation Area notification, we are enclosing copies of relevant technical reports, in the attached Appendices, as itemised below: 1. A site plan, survey tables and photographs which locates vegetation that is the subject of this notification. 2. Level monitoring readings 3. Engineers Reports 4. Site investigation report We have demonstrated, from the evidence detailed above, two tests in line with current case law that show: 1. Tree roots were present underside of foundations: . Positive Tilia root ID . Level Monitoring showing cyclical movement 2. Damage to the insured's property has resulted from tree related subsidence: . History and t

  Granted Trees 8 docs

• The Tithe Barn Old Church Lane, Stanmore, Harrow, HA7 2QU

  P/4463/20 Submitted 8 Dec 2020 50 yards away

  Re: Tree Related Subsidence at - The Tithe Barn, Old Church Lane, Stanmore, Middlesex, HA7 2QU Notice under s.211 of the Town and Country Planning Act 1990 of intent to Fell and treat stump of one Lime tree T3 at The Tithe Barn, Old Church Lane, Stanmore, Middlesex, HA7 2QU We write in reference to our site survey of 21/05/2020 and confirm that we are the arboriculturists appointed on behalf of property insurers of the above risk address. It is the view of chartered engineers appointed to investigate damage that the property has suffered differential movement and subsequent damage consistent with tree related clay shrinkage subsidence. Further to discussions with the Structural Engineer who is assessing the required remedial works for the property, we are of the opinion that it is preferable to remove the implicated trees. This is because retaining the trees and implementing an engineered solution cannot happen without having serious effect on their root systems which are influencing the structure of the risk address. This submission consists of a formal notification under Conservation Area Regulations of our intention to remove the trees as mentioned above which we believe are not protected under any Tree Preservation Order. Whilst insurers have no requirement to submit prescribed levels of supporting evidence in relation to a Conservation Area notification, we are enclosing copies of relevant technical reports, in the attached Appendices, as itemised below: 1. A site plan, survey tables and photographs which locates vegetation that is the subject of this notification. 2. Level monitoring readings 3. Engineers Reports 4. Site investigation report We have demonstrated, from the evidence detailed above, two tests in line with current case law that show: 1. Tree roots were present underside of foundations: . Positive Tilia root ID . Crack Monitoring showing cyclical movement 2. Damage to the insured's property has resulted from tree related subsidence: . History and t

  Granted Trees 8 docs

• Old Church House, Old Church Lane, Stanmore, HA7 2QU

  P/3327/17 Submitted 19 Jul 2017 50 yards away

  Tree number - t1 & t2 tree type - x1 cedar (cedrus atlantica) & x1 lime (tilia cordata) approx height - 14-16m location - rear garden left hand boundary of the tithe barn service - crown reduction work required- crown reduce by removing approximately 3m f

  Decided Trees 8 docs

• PL/1761/26 Status unknown

  1 Middle Road, Harrow On The Hill, Harrow, HA2 0HW

  Certificate of lawful development (proposed): Replacement of ground floor front bay window

  Received 29 Jun, published by the council 12 Aug 2026 Lawful development
• PL/1772/26 Status unknown

  114 Somervell Road, South Harrow, Harrow, HA2 8TT

  Certificate of Lawful Proposed Development: Demolition and replacement of first floor level and roof

  Received 29 Jun, published by the council 12 Aug 2026 Lawful development
• PL/1735/26 Status unknown

  222 Malvern Avenue, South Harrow, Harrow, HA2 9HE

  Certificate of lawful development (proposed): Rear dormer; installation of rooflight in front roofslope

  Received 24 Jun, published by the council 12 Aug 2026 Lawful development
• PL/1716/26 Status unknown

  59 Leamington Crescent, South Harrow, Harrow, HA2 9HH

  Certificate of Lawful Development (Proposed): Garden room with garden tools storage at rear (demolition of detached garage)

  Received 22 Jun, published by the council 12 Aug 2026 Lawful development
• PL/1696/26 Status unknown

  31 Chandos Road, Harrow, HA1 4QX

  Certificate of Lawful Development (Proposed): Alterations and extension to roof to form end gable; rear dormer; two rooflights in front roof slope; window in end gable

  Received 22 Jun, published by the council 12 Aug 2026 Lawful development