441 Brentwood Road Romford RM2 6DD

1. 25 Aug 2026

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• 417 Brentwood Road Romford RM2 6DD

  P1177.25 Submitted 10 Sep 2025 2m away

  Single-storey rear extension, double-storey side extension and extension to existing loft conversion.

  Granted Full applications Extension Loft or dormer 7 docs
  Small domestic

• 425 Brentwood Road Romford RM2 6DD

  T0018.24 Submitted 29 Jan 2024 2m away

  T1 = To Crown Reduce 1 X Horse Chestnut Tree by 2.5Mtrs, Light Access, General Maintenance

  Granted Trees 5 docs

• 433 Brentwood Road Romford RM2 6DD

  T0076.23 Submitted 2 Jul 2023 2m away

  Tree T8 of the preservation order 28/72, copper beach tree to the front of 433 Brentwood Road, Formally request permission to perform a 40% crown reduction on a specified tree located on our property. The tree in question has been precisely identified using satellite imaging and corresponds accurately with the Tree Preservation Order (TPO) map. Our request is predicated upon a number of considerable issues that this tree has been causing, with its current size and position becoming increasingly disruptive and damaging. Firstly, in high wind conditions, branches from the tree have been hitting our property, posing a significant risk of physical damage to our house. We fear that further, more severe damage might occur, including potential harm to residents if this situation remains unaddressed. Secondly, the tree sap is continually dropping onto parked vehicles below, causing notable damage to the paintwork and creating a persistent and avoidable expense. The sap is not easily removed and over time corrodes the finish on the vehicles. Thirdly, due to the tree's size and density, it is severely blocking natural light from entering our home. This lack of sunlight affects the quality of life within the property and increases the reliance on artificial light, leading to greater energy consumption and expense. Lastly, due to its significant size, the tree is drawing an excessive amount of water from the soil, which happens to be a soft clay mix. This leads to subsidence issues as the tree's high water intake is causing the ground to become unstable, and we are concerned about the potential long-term structural damage to our property. We believe that a 40% crown reduction would help mitigate these problems while preserving the aesthetic value of the tree and respecting the intent of the TPO. We eagerly await your favourable consideration of this application.

  Granted Trees 4 docs

• 429 Brentwood Road Romford RM2 6DD

  Y0323.23 Submitted 18 Dec 2023 2m away

  Single storey rear extension with an overall depth of 4.5m, a maximum height of 3.6m, and an eaves height of 2.6m. (PRIOR APPROVAL)

  Granted Outline Extension 5 docs
  Small domestic

• 406C Brentwood Road Romford RM2 6DH

  D0524.25 Submitted 21 Nov 2025 59m away

  Certificate of Lawfulness for a single storey rear extension

  Granted Outline Extension 7 docs
  Small domestic

• 3 Mulberry Close Romford RM2 6DX

  T0036.25 Submitted 21 Mar 2025 66m away

  The tree marked T7 on the sketch plan is a copper beech (Fagus Sylvatica Purpurea). When in foliage the crown of the tree casts an extensive permanent shadow over half of the small rear gardens at nos 12 and 14 Chalforde Gardens RM2 6BU. The effect is a severe lack of sunlight considerably reducing space available for recreation and cultivation. The gardens of nos 10 and 18 are similarly affected but to a lesser extent. A solution to the shadow problem was sought from a firm of tree surgeons. In accordance with advice received from the tree surgeons, this application is for a crown reduction (3 metres). Merely cutting back the lowest branches would not be effective due to overhanging branches at a higher level.

  Granted Trees 6 docs