Islington planning applications

6 - 38, British Transport Police Authority, Block B, SPRING HOUSE, Holloway Road, London, N7 8JL

A tree is leaning onto electrical substation and requires removal as well as Ivy engulfing structure Team to fell to 50mm from ground level Maple tree that is leaning on electrical substation roof, this tree has grown into the roof and will continue to put pressure on structure as it grows so requires removal (T1)

45 Canonbury Square, London, N1 2AW

T1. Magnolia grandiflora: Mature tree growing close to property. To contain spread and manage in relation to built up surroundings, reduce canopy by 20% (2m in height and 2m in lateral spread) EH = 10m PH 8m ES 8m PS 6m

2 - 4, Grate Bros Ltd, Ground To Third Floors Building 2, DENTON HOUSE REGENTS WHARF, All Saints Street, London, N1 9RL

Application for the approval of details pursuant to the discharge of Condition 4 (Management Code) of planning permission ref: P2024/0277/FUL, dated 11/09/2024.

24, Canonbury Place, London, N1 2NY

T1-Lime- front-Routine maintenance. Reduce back to previous reduction points approx. 2m regrowth.

21, Garden Flat, Anson Road, London, N7 0RB

T1- Eucalyptus tree causing damage to boundary wall- fell to ground level. T2- Pittosporum - reduce back to previous pruning points whilst leaving furnishing growth. Approximately 4m reduction.

30 Bastwick Street, London, EC1V 3PS

Approval of Details pursuant to condition 14 (energy strategy) of planning permission P2022/4253/FUL dated 15/05/2023

32, Britton Street, London, EC1M 5NQ

Approval of details pursuant to condition 5 of planning consent ref: p2025.0158.lbc dated 09/04/2025.

30 Bastwick Street, London, EC1V 3PS

Approval of Details pursuant to condition 3 (Materials) of planning permission P2022/4253/FUL dated 15/05/2023

30 Bastwick Street, London, EC1V 3PS

Approval of Details pursuant to condition 15 (biodiversity strategy) of planning permission P2022/4253/FUL dated 15/05/2023

37A Canonbury Square, London, N1 2AN

Rear T2 Eucalyptus spp x 1 This tree has outgrown its location and is dramatically lifting the paving slabs and creating shade in the rear garden of 37 and 37A. It has also shed limbs in high winds. Suggested work: - Fell to ground level using aerial rigging techniques and poison stump.

Flat A, 28 Ellington Street, London, N7 8PJ

T1-Sycamore tree (20m)- crown reduction of approximately 4.5m .

15, Abbotts Close, Alwyne Road, London

T8 sycamore - reduce by up to 2m reduction of height, 1.5m laterals. T10 Cherry - reduce dead/dying limbs to appropriate growth points T13 Tree of Heaven - re-pollard at historic pollard points T18 sycamore - repollard retaining furnishing growth where possible T23 lime - remove Basal/epicormic growth to 6m

11 Northolme Road, London

Magnolia in rear garden: Reduce overall crown by up to 1 metre to maintain a contained and tidy form.

10, Raleigh Street, London, N1 8NN

(believe to be) non-native cabbage palm (T1) - removal of tree (believe to be) non-native cabbage palm (T2) - removal of tree

48, Gibson Square, London, N1 0RA

T1 birch reduce by 1m to manage size in relation to small garden.

58, St George's Avenue, London, N7 0HD

Bay (T1) - Reduce height by 2.5m and sides by 2m on all aspects. To let more light into the garden.

2, New College Mews, London, N1 1PL

Purple plum T3 : Crown reduce 1-2m Pyracantha T4: Crown lift 2m

2, Lightfoot Villas Augustas Lane, London, N1 1QT

T1 - Sycamore - reduce crown to points of previous reduction (1-2m branch removal)

14 Wallace Road, London

Sycamore (T1) - reduce lateral branches overhanging the garden of number 15 by 1.5-2m, pruning back to suitable growth points. To let more light into the garden of number 15 and reduce debris fall onto the entrance of number 15.

49 - 51, Hayward House, Penton Street, London

Tree work as per attached Tree survey - reason for works Tree work is to be undertaken to remove dead branches to improve form and increase safety in accordance with good arboriculture practice and maintain the future wellbeing and growth of the trees. T1 Poplar: Remove regrowth formed since most recent reduction (3-4m), Remove epicormic growth (TPO) T2 London Plane: Remove regrowth formed since most recent reduction (2-3m), Remove epicormic growth T4 Raywood ash: Remove regrowth (3-4m) T7 Beech: Remove deadwood T9 Whitebeam : Cut back from building (1m), Remove deadwood T10 Cherry: Remove deadwood

85 Northchurch Road, London

T1 Lime: Remove regrowth formed since most recent reduction (3-4m), Remove epicormic growth.

320, Liverpool Road, London, N7 8PU

We would like to make an addition to the application (ref - P2025/1754/TRE - already submitted. We would like to cut the neighbours overhanging large Fig stem which we deem to be unsafe as it has outgrown its location and dangerously leaning over the garden of 320. This is mainly for safety purposes but will also bring more light in to the garden.

3 Middleton Grove, London

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

6A, Thornhill Road, London, N1 1HW

T1 - Ailanthus/tree of heaven - Fell due to basal decay, crown dieback and presence of fungal fruiting bodies.

68 - 70 and 60 Goswell Road, London, EC1M 7AD

Comprehensive refurbishment of two existing buildings, comprising façade alterations, roof extensions incorporating new terrace space with metal balustrades, installation of photovoltaic (PV) panels, provision of new plant areas with screening, installation of new shopfronts and associated alterations.

433, Liverpool Road, London, N7 8PR

Front Garden: T1: Beech: Approximately 9.00m: Reduce crown by approximately 1.25m-1.50m all round ensuring a 1.20m clearance of the building. Thin crown density by approximately 20%. Remove dead wood and weak epicormic growth. Raise crown over pavement by approximately 1.20m. General maintenance/Control encroachment.

3 Lonsdale Square, London, N1 1EN

T1 - Diseased/ dying birch tree (12m) - take down to ground level This is a five day notice to remove a diseased/dying tree.

83, Sotheby Road, London, N5 2UT

Rear Garden: T1: Purple Plum: Approximately 7.00m: Thin crown density by 20%-25%, removing epicormic growth, dead shoots and weak growth. Tip prune over long branches by up to 1.00m back into main crown structure. General maintenance. T2: Laurel: Approximately 5.00m-6.00m: Reduce by approximately 1.25m reducing over extended branches back into min crown structure. Raise crown, garden side, by approximately 70cm. Thin crown density evenly throughout by approximately 25%. General maintenance. T3: Birch: Approximately 8.00m: Thin crown density evenly throughout by approximately 1.00m to help shape and balance crown. General maintenance.

325 City Road, London, EC1V 1LJ

Installation of an external door (to replace a window) and erection of an external staircase to the ground floor rear elevation, and internal alterations including alterations to openings, installation of partitions and ensuite bathrooms and associated work (retrospective application). Full planning application also submitted ref. P2025/2286/FUL.

407, Angel Building, St John Street, London

T1 - Pterocarya (wingnut): Height 18m; DBH 61cm; Too large for site-growing into streetlight and neighbouring proper-ty. Unbalanced crown. Low crown; Specification: Prune back from streetlight and lateral reduction (over garden of no.25 Pentonville Road) by 3m. Crown lift to 4m (5m over road). (Remove major dead wood). T2 - Pterocarya (wingnut): Height 15m; DBH 48cm; Too large for site growing within 1m of building; Specification: Prune back from building (no 25 Pentonville Road) by 2-3m and from Angel Building by 2-3m.

St Josephs Catholic Primary School, Dartmouth Park Hill, London, N19 5DT

We are requesting the removal of a cherry tree LBI TPI 414 2009 to make space for a permanent outdoor classroom within our school’s environmental learning area. We are a large Primary school with 530 pupils (2 to 11 yrs) with a large number of children eligible for free school meals 31%. Many children do not have daily access to outdoor space and the school is the only area where they can fully engage in learning about growing plants and wildlife. The outdoor classroom will allow us to deliver a Forest School approach giving our children hands-on, nature-based experiences throughout the year. Unlike a traditional classroom, this space will sit at the heart of our outdoor learning zone, next to our pond and growing areas. It will help children feel part of nature, not just observers. Unfortunately, this is the only suitable site within our grounds that is large enough to put in place a meaningful building. Most other areas are sloped, already in use, or not accessible for younger pupils. The proposed site is: • Flat and safe for young children. • Central to our existing environmental learning resources. • Already contains a structure, so disruption to other areas will be minimal. • The only area that meets access, safety, and logistical requirements. This classroom will be used daily to deliver curriculum content and outdoor education. It will also be available for local groups and parent-led activities, and we would welcome the local authority to see it as a model for how outdoor learning can work within school grounds. The cherry tree on site is currently overgrown. While we understand it holds a CAVAT value and may be a Category B tree, it does not support our educational or biodiversity goals in its current state. By contrast, the new classroom will be a daily-used learning space, offering greater value to both pupils and the wider community. Our school has a strong record of supporting biodiversity. We’ve planted at least ten fruit trees in recent years to create a mini orchard, and would be happy to plant further replacements to offset the removal. We are also open to: • Planting replacement trees or making other biodiversity contributions – we would like to enhance our growing beds and develop the pond area as well as the habitat for our chickens. • Working with the LA to ensure no impact to nearby Root Protection Areas. For us, this project is such an important step in developing the environment & outdoor learning at our school. As an outstanding primary school and an exemplar of excellent and forward thinking practice of Primary curriculum this is part of the overall strategy to further enhance the children’s experiences. It’s a carefully planned, environmentally responsible initiative that will benefit children, staff, and the local community. We value all the trees and the beautiful environment around us and would not remove a tree if the educational and long-term environmental gains did not far outweigh the loss of this tree.

50 Ockendon Road, London, N1 3NW

Mansard roof extension.

35 Highbury Place, London, N5 1QP

Tree is a Horse chestnut. the owners just want the weight taken out of the very lowest branches that are touching the roofs of their garage and neighbours so they dont rest on them and cause a problem. Image reference for spec of work.

7, Canonbury Park North, London, N1 2JZ

T1 Cherry tree: Reduce height and top edges of crown by approx 2m from branch tips. Reduce laterals by 1.5m from branch tips. Formative prune to tidy. Objective of works to improve overall shape and form of tree.

123, Englefield Road, London, N1 3LH

Ash T1 (18M high, 750mm dia.) - previously heavy reduced causing excessive light loss. Fell and replace with appropriate species in a suitable location within the garden.

35 Highbury Place, London, N5 1QP

Rear Garden: T1: Mature Ash: Approximately 15.00m: Reduce low branch limb which overhangs No.36, by up to 1.50m, while preserving viable growth points. Control encroachment.

236 St Paul's Road, London

2x Poplar trees (T.44471) ar rear of garden to remove to ground level due to potential risk of failure towards the Networks Rail Operational land. Trees have been categorised in THREATS as Cat 5 trees - See attached F3077 Form.

53 Dresden Road, London, N19 3BG

6 x Pleached Hornbeams - Re-pleach trees leaving horizontal growth running along boundary lines to be trained in the future. Crown reduce the heights 30cm above previous reduction points to slope with the ground level (approx. 2m height) Maintenance works in line with good arboricultural practice

71 Tabley Road, London, N7 0NB

Conversion of single dwellinghouse into two flats with associated internal work including installing entrance doors, sound insulation, and fire insulation. Installation of refuse bin and bicycle stores to the front of the property. Installation of French doors on rear elevation and removal of single door on side elevation.

40 Harberton Road, London, N19 3JR

Bay - Crown reduce the height 30cm below the roofline (approx. 0.5m) Reduce all overhang to the neighbours back to boundary line Carry out trimming/reducing of remaining to make more compact and to balance and shape (approx. 0.3m) Maintenance works in line with good arboricultural practice

47, Canonbury Park South, London, N1 2JL

T1 - purple plum tree (8m) - reduce crown by approximately 1.5m, remove deadwood from crown and reduce branch with split by approximately 3m to reduce weight.

52 Barnsbury Road, London

T1 - plane tree (15m) - reduce crown to previous pruning points, approximately 3m reduction.

34, Thornhill Square, London, N1 1BE

T1- Common Dogwood- (6m) crown reduction of up to approximately 3m. T5- Birch tree -near back on left with poor taper - cut to ground level ( area is overcrowded, T4 Birch to be retained) T6-Cypress tree - (6m) at back of garden- cut to ground level. T4- Birch tree on right- remove Ivy from tree, crown reduction of 4m. T3- Fig tree- reduce by up to 2.5m T2- Hazel tree- pollard to a height of approximately 2m.

85, Cloudesley Road, London, N1 0EL

Section 73 application (Minor Material Amendment) to vary Condition 2 (Approved Plans) of Planning Permission ref. P2024/2045/FUL (Dated 07/01/2025). The proposal seeks to decrease the size of the approved window which replaces the bifold doors and infill lower section with low height wall constructed with matching brickwork.

54 Halliford Street, London

T1, T2 - Limes - reduce crowns to points of previous reduction (up to 4m branch removal). Crown lift to 7m from ground level, remove basal growth

York House, 14 Highbury Crescent, London

T1: self set Tree of heaven, 20cm DBH between fences, remove G1: Mixed small trees, shrubs (ceanothus, prunus cerasifera etc) all under 15cm DBH. general pruning, lifting, reducing by up to 1m from branch ends

65, Basement Flat, Anson Road, London, N7 0AS

I intend to complete a crown reduction by a third on two chestnut trees in the front garden of 65 anson road. I am the responsible owner of these trees. I recently had a survey conducted of the property as I am selling and findings reported if trees continue to grow this could have structural issues for the supporting wall in the garden and the house itself.

36 Highbury Place, London, N5 1QP

Rear Garden: growing within the curtilage of 37 Highbury Place, overhanging No.36 Highbury Place: G1: Mixed species group of small trees: Approximately 6.00m: Reduce lateral and sub lateral branches overhanging No.36 by up to 1.20m. Reduce crown heights by up to 1.20m reducing over long branches back into main crown structure. Thin crown density by 20%. General maintenance/Control encroachment. T1: Magnolia: Approximately 6.00m: Reduce crown by approximately 1.20m. Thin crown density by 20%. General maintenance. T2: Elder: Approximately 6.00m: Thin crown density by 20%-25%. reduce crown by approximately 1.20m. General maintenance. T3: Birch: Approximately 7.00m: Reduce crown by approximately 1.20m. General maintenance. T4: Cherry: Approximately 4.00m: Reduce back to previous and most recent reduction points approximately 30-40cm. General maintenance.

29 Halliford Street, London

T1-Cypress tree - reduce in height by 1.5m and trim sides by up to 1m.

57, Canonbury Road, London, N1 2DG

Neighbours Apple tree in 59B (4m) - reduce overhang back to previous pruning points whilst leaving furnishing growths.