40C, HUNGERFORD ROAD, N7

1. 29 Sep 1999

   Received by Islington

2. 21 Jan 2000

   Validated

   Checked as complete and ready for consideration.

3. 15 Feb 2000

   Decision issued: Approve with conditions

4. 7 Sep 2026

   Added to PlanIndex

Islington granted permission on 15 February 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 full application seeks permission for a complete, detailed proposal in one go, with siting, design, access and landscaping all fixed at this stage. More in our guide to planning application types.

• 9, Middleton Grove, London, N7 9LS

  P2025/1671/TRE Submitted 10 Jun 2025 40m away

  100% historically approved · decision due ~27 Oct

  Large Lime - Crown reduce the height and spread back to previous reduction points (approx. 4m height and 3m spread) Remove trunk and basal growth Remove dead wood Large Bay - Trim the height and spread as tight as possible while retaining green foliage (approx. 0.3m height and 0.3m spread) Maintenance works in line with good arbpricultural practice.

  Awaiting decision Trees 4 docs

• 50 Hungerford Road, London, N7 9LP

  P2021/2370/TRE Submitted 12 Aug 2021 64m away

  Front garden T1 - Lime - Remove all regrowth to the most recent points of reduction from a few years ago, representing 2 to 3m of regrowth to be removed. N.B. Pruning cuts not to extend below most recent crown reduction point

  Granted Trees 2 docs

• 52 Hungerford Road, London, N7 9LP

  P2024/0703/FUL Submitted 18 Mar 2024 71m away

  Erection of a first floor side extension.

  Withdrawn Householder Extension 17 docs
  Domestic

• 8, Flat 1, Middleton Grove, London, N7 9LU

  P2025/0928/TRE Submitted 31 Mar 2025 77m away

  I am the executor for the estate of the deceased owner of the flat. We are seeking permission to remove two trees which are highlighted in the attached photo from the street. The reason we believe this is necessary is that, as the photo from the garden shows, these trees are next to a brick perimeter wall. They are clearly damaging it and causing it to lean outwards, and it looks as if they will at some point destabilise it. I think they are some sort of cherry, but I hope you will be able to identify the species better than I can from the photos

  Withdrawn Trees 4 docs

• 3 Middleton Grove, London

  P2025/1898/TRE Submitted 2 Jul 2025 88m away

  100% historically approved · decision due ~13 Oct

  T1 - Bay - reduce height by 2-2.5m, reduce side growth by 0.5m T2 - Japanese Privet - fell/coppice due to overcrowding T3 - Japanese Privet - Reduce by 3-4m

  Awaiting decision Trees 6 docs

• 58 Hungerford Road, London, N7 9LP

  P2023/0180/FUL Submitted 18 Jan 2023 92m away

  Replacement of existing cladding and fenestration to the existing rear garden outbuilding.

  Granted Householder Windows or glazing 9 docs
  Small domestic

• P2026/2205/FUL Status unknown

  Flat 3, 8 Birnam Road, London, N4 3LQ

  Erection of a rear dormer roof extension and a rear roof terrace with a railing

  4 Sep 2026 Full applications
• P2026/2262/FUL Status unknown

  28 Highbury Park, London, N5 2AA

  Installation of inward facing bi-fold windows (retrospective).

  4 Sep 2026 Full applications
• P2026/1941/FUL Status unknown

  Flat A, 10 Loraine Road, London, N7 6EZ

  Replacement of an existing external step to access the rear garden.

  3 Sep 2026 Full applications
• P2026/1722/FUL Refused

  Pavement outside 2-4 Archway Close, London, N19 3TD

  The proposed deployment of a Street Hub 3 unit with associated digital advertise

  13 Jul 2026 Full applications
• P2026/2280/FUL Status unknown

  Margery Street Community Hall, 1 Margery Street, London, WC1X 0HR

  A new secondary access gate adjacent to the Community Room at Margery Street Com

  3 Sep 2026 Full applications