89 Tarling Road, St Lukes Community Centre,canning Town London, E16 1hw

1. 8 Sep 2000

   Received by Newham

2. 25 Aug 2026

   Added to PlanIndex

3. Decision

   Awaiting decision

   Decision expected by 3 November 2000, 8 weeks from validation under the statutory target for most applications. Extensions of time are common and are agreed case by case.

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

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Applications for works to trees cover protected trees: consent under a tree preservation order, or six weeks notice for trees in a conservation area. More in our guide to planning application types.

• 105 Tarling Road, Former Clergy House Adj To St Lukes Church, E16 1hw

  04/0432 Submitted 7 May 2004 0m away

  86% historically approved · decision due ~2 Jul

  Demolition Of Redundant Clergy House And Redevelopment Of Site For 8no. Dwelling Units.

  Status unknown Outline Demolition 6 docs
  Several homes

• 15-53 Tarling Road, Canning Town London, E16 1hw

  00/1263 Submitted 23 Jan 2001 0m away

  86% historically approved · decision due ~20 Mar

  Conversion And External Changes To 7no. Shop Units To Residential Accommodation, And Refurbishment Of Remainder Of Shops And Flats (in Outline).

  Status unknown Outline New dwelling

• 15-53 Tarling Road, Canning Town London, E16 1hw

  00/1264 Submitted 23 Jan 2001 0m away

  86% historically approved · decision due ~20 Mar

  Demolition Of Existing Shops And Flats And Redevelopment For 1no. Shop At Ground Floor And Residential Development Above (in Outline).

  Status unknown Outline New dwelling Demolition

• 105 Tarling Road, St Lukes Church, Canning Town London, E16 1hw

  02/0690 Submitted 10 May 2002 0m away

  86% historically approved · decision due ~5 Jul

  Cut Back Over Hanging Branches Back To The Property Line - Seven Trees Subject To A Tree Preservation Order

  Status unknown Trees

• Keir Hardie Recreation Ground Tarling Road Canning Town London E16 1HW

  07/02466/AOD Submitted 14 Dec 2007 0m away

  Approval of details pursuant to Condition 4 (Landscaping) attached to deemed planning consent no. 07/01521/LA3 approved on 3.10.2007

  Granted Conditions 3 docs

• Keir Hardie Recreation Ground Tarling Road Canning Town London E16 1HW

  07/02467/AOD Submitted 14 Dec 2007 0m away

  Approval of details pursuant to condition 3 (floodlights) of planning application 07/01521/LA3 approved on 3rd October 2007.

  Granted Conditions 5 docs

• 26/01791/TCA Awaiting decision

  139 Claremont Road Forest Gate London E7 0PY

  T1 - Cherry - Reduce by 2/2.5m. (This application is in the Woodgrange Estate Conservation Area.) LIGHT ACCESS GENERAL MAINTENANCE

  Trees
• 26/01766/TPO Awaiting decision

  Balaam Street Surgery 113 Balaam Street Plaistow London E13 8AF

  T1 - Lime - To fell as low as possible.

  Trees
• 26/01625/TCA Awaiting decision

  43A Windsor Road Forest Gate London E7 0QX

  T1 - T3 - Lime - Pollard by 2/2.5m. (This application is in the Woodgrange Estate Conservation Area.)

  Trees
• 26/01611/TCA Decided

  121A Windsor Road Forest Gate London E7 0RA

  T1 - Row of Lime Trees - repollard back to previous pollard points. T2 - Leylandii - Remove tree to low stump to give space to pear tree. T3 - Large Prunus - Reduce height by approximately 3 - 4 metres to bring in to more maintainable size, shape sides to neaten. T4 - Leylandii - Reduce height by approximately 2.5 metres and trim back face to encourage hedge to thicken for privacy. T5 - Row of Leylandii - Take the row of trees down to standing monolith trunks around 10 feet high with the intention of creating a habitat/ climbing jasmine/honeysuckle natural screen on the boundary using the trunks as the foundation. (This application is in the Woodgrange Estate Conservation Area.)

  Trees
• 26/01547/TCA Decided

  49 Hampton Road Forest Gate London E7 0PD

  T1 - Sycamore - To fell as close to ground level as possible. (This application is in the Woodgrange Estate Conservation Area). TREE IS TO CLOSE TO THE PROPERTY

  Trees