10, Highbury Terrace, London, N5 1UP

1. 19 Jan 2026

   Received by Islington

2. 23 Apr 2026

   Decision issued: Approve with no conditions

3. 25 Jul 2026

   Added to PlanIndex

Islington granted permission on 23 April 2026, 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.

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

• 19, Highbury Terrace, London, N5 1UP

  P2025/3276/TRE Submitted 21 Nov 2025 0m away

  T1 - tulip tree (12m) - remove lowest branch growing towards birch tree. T2 -

  Granted Trees

• 4 Highbury Terrace, London, N5 1UP

  P2026/1956/LBC Submitted 22 Jul 2026 0m away

  92% historically approved · decision due ~16 Sep

  Erection of a single-storey rear extension; erection of an ancillary outbuilding

  Status unknown Heritage and listed buildings Extension
  Small domestic

• 4 Highbury Terrace, London, N5 1UP

  P2026/1955/FUL Submitted 22 Jul 2026 0m away

  92% historically approved · decision due ~16 Sep

  Erection of a single-storey rear extension; erection of an ancillary outbuilding

  Status unknown Householder Extension
  Small domestic

• 21, Highbury Terrace, London, N5 1UP

  P2026/2200/TRE Submitted 17 Aug 2026 0m away

  Sycamore (T1): Reduce to previous, most recent pruning points (approx. 1-2m) El

  Granted Trees

• 17 Highbury Terrace, London

  P2025/3317/TRE Submitted 24 Nov 2025 31m away

  100% historically approved · decision due ~26 Jan

  (T1) Elder - this tree is growing against the wall of 16 Highbury Terrace Mews. If left and allowed to grow, this could cause structural problems with the wall. Proposing to remove to ground level to prevent any future problems. (T2) Birch - located in the rear garden of 17 Highbury Terrace. This tree is approximately 3m from the rear of the building and tree is approximately 13m tall. Proposing to reduce crown back to previous pruning points (approximately 2m) in order to prevent encroachment to building and limit root spread due to proximity to rear basement flat.

  Awaiting decision Trees 4 docs

• 17 Highbury Terrace, London

  P2025/1485/TRE Submitted 22 May 2025 31m away

  100% historically approved · decision due ~22 Jul

  (T1) Lime - Tree is an old pollard, approximately 18m tall, with approximately 2m of regrowth. The tree is located right at the rear of number 17 Highbury Terrace. The tree is significantly overhanging the flats at the back and blocking a lot of light and posing a risk to property and people from falling limbs. Proposing to reduce entire crown to 4m below existing pollard points (6m) in order to mitigate risk of falling branches and shorten the tree for future maintenance as a pollard.

  Awaiting decision Trees 5 docs