WILLIAM WOOD HOUSE, SHRUBLANDS CLOSE, LONDON, SE26 4EG

1. 9 Jun 2026

   Received by Lewisham

2. 25 Jul 2026

   Added to PlanIndex

3. 12 Aug 2026

   Status changed to Unknown

   Previously Permitted.

4. Decision

   Awaiting decision

   Decision expected by 4 August 2026, 8 weeks from validation under the statutory target for most applications. Extensions of time are common and are agreed case by case.

   Lewisham took a median of 54 days over the applications it decided in the last year.

This application is with Lewisham for determination, against a statutory target of eight weeks. Over the last year Lewisham's median decision took 54 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 Lewisham's portal will say. Our guide explains the common types.

• HOLY TRINITY CHURCH, 4 TRINITY PATH, SYDENHAM PARK, LONDON, SE26 4EA

  DC/17/103805 Submitted 27 Sep 2017 43m away

  REAR: ONE Ash Tree (T5) HEIGHT REDUCTION by 2m, from 10m to 8m and LATERAL REDUCTION by 1m, from 4m to 3mREAR: ONE Sycamore Tree (T7) HEIGHT REDUCTION by 2m, from 11m to 9m and LATERAL REDUCTION by 1m, from 4m to 3mREAR: ONE Twin Stem Ash Tree (T1) REMOVEONE Multi Stem Ash Trees (G1) REMOVEONE Sycamore Tree (T2) REMOVEONE Willow Tree (T3) REMOVEONE Ash Tree (T4) REMOVEONE Ash Tree (T8) REMOVEONE Ash Tree (T9) REMOVEFOUR Sycamore Trees and ONE Ash Tree (G2) REMOVE

  Decided Trees 2 docs

• HOLY TRINITY CHURCH, 4 TRINITY PATH, SYDENHAM PARK, LONDON, SE26 4EA

  DC/14/88240 Submitted 2 Jul 2014 43m away

  T1 Weeping Willow - The tree has a large split in main stem with decay running down to the base. The tree is heavily waited and has a dramatic lean in the opposite direction to the split in the main stem (see attached pictures). The area is used by people and children on occasions. The church would like to retain the tree and by reducing heavily by up to 50% as this it will prolong its life expectancy.

  Granted Trees

• HOLY TRINITY CHURCH, 4 TRINITY PATH, SYDENHAM PARK, LONDON, SE26 4EA

  DC/14/088240 Submitted 2 Jul 2014 43m away

  T1 Weeping Willow - The tree has a large split in main stem with decay running down to the base. The tree is heavily waited and has a dramatic lean in the opposite direction to the split in the main stem (see attached pictures). The area is used by people and children on occasions. The church would like to retain the tree and by reducing heavily by up to 50% as this it will prolong its life expectancy.

  Granted Trees

• HOLY TRINITY CHURCH, 4 TRINITY PATH, SYDENHAM PARK, LONDON, SE26 4EA

  DC/13/83747 Submitted 7 Jun 2013 43m away

  See Accompanying Plan for the location of the trees;-TWO Hawthorn (T1 and T6) FELL ONE Willow (T7) FELLONE Yew (T2) Raise Crown 2 metres Above Ground Level Over Public FootpathONE Sycamore (T3) Raise Crown 2 metres Above Ground Level Over Public FootpathONE Beech (T4) Raise Crown 2 metres Above Ground Level ONE Beech (T5) Raise Crown 2 metres Above Ground Level, Crown Thin up to 15% and Remove Deadwood

  Granted Trees

• HOLY TRINITY CHURCH, 4 TRINITY PATH, SYDENHAM PARK, LONDON, SE26 4EA

  DC/13/083747 Submitted 7 Jun 2013 43m away

  See Accompanying Plan for the location of the trees;-TWO Hawthorn (T1 and T6) FELL ONE Willow (T7) FELLONE Yew (T2) Raise Crown 2 metres Above Ground Level Over Public FootpathONE Sycamore (T3) Raise Crown 2 metres Above Ground Level Over Public FootpathONE Beech (T4) Raise Crown 2 metres Above Ground Level ONE Beech (T5) Raise Crown 2 metres Above Ground Level, Crown Thin up to 15% and Remove Deadwood

  Granted Trees

• HOLY TRINITY CHURCH, 4 TRINITY PATH, SYDENHAM PARK, LONDON, SE26 4EA

  DC/23/132589 Submitted 2 Aug 2023 43m away

  REAR: ONE Ash (T1)(ht:18m, rs:17m): CROWN REDUCE HEIGHT by 4m from 18m to 14m, REDUCE RADIUS by 7m from 17m to 10m, South Eastern laterals are particularly weight loaded so a slightly heavier reduction is required; Reason: Reduction to shape canopy, pruning to suitable points and maintaining natural aesthetic, where possible; other lower limbs are very weight loaded and will be prone to failure; there is also major die back in the crown and two lower laterals hence the reason for the heavy reduction; the pruning will bring the canopy back to healthy growth and reduce the risk of future incidents for neighboring properties; the tree will tolerate the pruning as specified above. Informative A: The sensitive management of the tree for urban greening benefits is greatly appreciated.

  Granted Trees 6 docs