150 Northumberland Avenue Hornchurch RM11 2HR

1. 7 Aug 2026

   Added to PlanIndex

2. Decision

   Awaiting decision

   The statutory target is eight weeks for most applications and thirteen for major development. Extensions of time are common.

   Havering took a median of 63 days over the applications it decided in the last year.

This application is with Havering for determination, against a statutory target of eight weeks. Over the last year Havering's median decision took 63 days. More in our guide to how long planning decisions take.

The published feed does not state which type of application this is; the register entry on Havering's portal will say. Our guide explains the common types.

• 168 NORTHUMBERLAND AVENUE HORNCHURCH RM11 2HR

  P1333.23 Submitted 30 Aug 2023 0m away

  Hip to gable loft conversion with rear dormer, roof lights to front and addition of gable window

  Granted Full applications Loft or dormer Windows or glazing 6 docs

• 146 NORTHUMBERLAND AVENUE HORNCHURCH RM11 2HR

  P1192.23 Submitted 31 Jul 2023 0m away

  Proposed ground floor roof alterations, facade alterations, floor plan redesign and all associated works

  Granted Full applications Roofing 7 docs

• 158 Northumberland Avenue Hornchurch RM11 2HR

  D0069.24 Submitted 19 Feb 2024 0m away

  Certificate of Lawfulness for a hip to gable loft conversion with a rear dormer window and roof lights

  Granted Outline Loft or dormer Windows or glazing 7 docs

• 189 Northumberland Avenue Hornchurch RM11 2HW

  Y0229.24 Submitted 30 Sep 2024 49m away

  Single storey rear extension with an overall depth of 4.5m, a maximum height of 3m, and an eaves height of 3m. (PRIOR APPROVAL)

  Granted Outline Extension 4 docs
  Small domestic

• 4 Woodcutters Close Hornchurch RM11 2EZ

  T0119.25 Submitted 21 Sep 2025 81m away

  Poplar tree 65 ft tall, We wish to remove the whole tree. The poplar in our garden at 4 Woodcutters Close, Hornchurch RM11 2EZ is located adjacent to the northwest corner of Haynes park which is a dog walkers area. The tree is 65 foot tall and is only less than 15 feet from the house. I have a 3 year old son who lives in the house and plays in the garden. It is less than 5 feet to the dog walkers path and the ledge on which young boys sit on the boundary to river in the Haynes park. The tree is covered in poison ivy and the tree surgeons have said that this has damaged the core of the tree and it is dying. The large tree sways significantly even in moderate winds and on several occasions large branches both from the top and lower areas have fallen. Some photos attached. The roots are visible close to the house. I have been advised by tree surgeons that the tree roots are causing movement of the ground making the lawn level uneven and constantly changing. This has led to paving stones close to the house coming up fully (video attached) and I have been advised there might be damage to the foundations of the house already. The fence panels are leaning out toward the park and the river. Recently a fence panel on the boundary to the park next to the tree came off going into the park and it had to be refixed with screws to retain in place preventing fall. The tree surgeons also noted that the tree is leaning toward the house and there is a risk of damage to the property and people in the house due to tree. There is a risk to public in the park and children do take that path regularly. The tree surgeons have advised that the tree has to be removed fully.

  Granted Trees 4 docs
  Small domestic

• 4 Woodcutters Close Hornchurch RM11 2EZ

  T0165.25 Submitted 3 Dec 2025 81m away

  T1 - Lombary poplar: Crown reduce height by approx 7m - equates to approx 50% of crown height. Reduce overextended laterals by 2m. Reduction required to manage lapsed regrowth which has failed multiple times over past 12 months. Objective to reduce risk of debris falling onto residents private garden.

  Granted Trees 5 docs