Platts Eyot Lower Sunbury Road Hampton Richmond Upon Thames TW12 2HF

This site has had 4 applications since 2005: 4 approved, 0 refused.

• 05/T0322/TPO Granted

  Platts Eyot Lower Sunbury Road Hampton Richmond Upon Thames TW12 2HF

  T1 - Horse Chestnut (Aesculus hippocastanum) - Laterally reduce tip by up to 20% to main crown line to alleviate weight on overbearing laterals. Crown lift by 4 metres to crown break. Prune to give 2 metres clearance from structures where feasible. T2 - Horse Chestnut (Aesculus hippocastanum) - Laterally reduce tip by up to 20% to main crown line to alleviate weight on overbearing laterals. Crown lift by 4 metres to crown break. Prune to give 2 metres clearance from structures where feasible. T3 - Horse Chestnut (Aesculus hippocastanum) - Laterally reduce tip by up to 20% to main crown line to alleviate weight on overbearing laterals. Crown lift by 4 metres to crown break. Prune to give 2 metres clearance from structures where feasible. T4 - Horse Chestnut (Aesculus hippocastanum) - Laterally reduce tip by up to 20% to main crown line to alleviate weight on overbearing laterals. Crown lift by 4 metres to crown break. Prune to give 2 metres clearance from structures where feasible.

  Decided 22 Jul 2005 Trees
• 05/0272/LBC Granted

  Platts Eyot Lower Sunbury Road Hampton Richmond Upon Thames TW12 2HF

  works to listed buildings (boat shed 1, 2 and 5 and Building A - Taggs House)

  Decided 1 Sep 2009 Heritage and listed buildings
• 05/0270/FUL Granted

  Platts Eyot Lower Sunbury Road Hampton Richmond Upon Thames TW12 2HF

  Redevelopment of Platts Eyott comprising demolition of certain buildings and bridge, refurbishment and works to all retained buildings, a change of use of building E to a restaurant/cafe and a mixed use development comprising housing, light industrial and business use, an enclosed car park, a visitor information area and a security gatehouse, together with landscaping, a replacement bridge, car parking, servicing and associated access works.

  Decided 1 Sep 2009 Full applications

1. 21 Jan 2005

   Received by Richmond upon Thames

2. 1 Sep 2009

   Decision issued: Permitted

3. 12 Sep 2026

   Added to PlanIndex

Richmond upon Thames granted permission on 1 September 2009, 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.

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• Platts Eyot Lower Sunbury Road Hampton Richmond Upon Thames TW12 2HF

  05/0272/LBC Submitted 21 Jan 2005 50 yards away

  works to listed buildings (boat shed 1, 2 and 5 and Building A - Taggs House)

  Granted Heritage and listed buildings
  Small domestic

• Platts Eyot Lower Sunbury Road Hampton Richmond Upon Thames TW12 2HF

  05/0270/FUL Submitted 21 Jan 2005 50 yards away

  Redevelopment of Platts Eyott comprising demolition of certain buildings and bridge, refurbishment and works to all retained buildings, a change of use of building E to a restaurant/cafe and a mixed use development comprising housing, light industrial and business use, an enclosed car park, a visitor information area and a security gatehouse, together with landscaping, a replacement bridge, car parking, servicing and associated access works.

  Granted Full applications Demolition

• Platts Eyot Lower Sunbury Road Hampton Richmond Upon Thames TW12 2HF

  05/T0322/TPO Submitted 11 May 2005 50 yards away

  T1 - Horse Chestnut (Aesculus hippocastanum) - Laterally reduce tip by up to 20% to main crown line to alleviate weight on overbearing laterals. Crown lift by 4 metres to crown break. Prune to give 2 metres clearance from structures where feasible. T2 - Horse Chestnut (Aesculus hippocastanum) - Laterally reduce tip by up to 20% to main crown line to alleviate weight on overbearing laterals. Crown lift by 4 metres to crown break. Prune to give 2 metres clearance from structures where feasible. T3 - Horse Chestnut (Aesculus hippocastanum) - Laterally reduce tip by up to 20% to main crown line to alleviate weight on overbearing laterals. Crown lift by 4 metres to crown break. Prune to give 2 metres clearance from structures where feasible. T4 - Horse Chestnut (Aesculus hippocastanum) - Laterally reduce tip by up to 20% to main crown line to alleviate weight on overbearing laterals. Crown lift by 4 metres to crown break. Prune to give 2 metres clearance from structures where feasible.

  Granted Trees

• Platts Eyot, Lower Sunbury Road, Hampton

  PA25/4118 Submitted 14 Nov 2025 50 yards away

  76% historically approved · decision due ~18 May

  Retrospective application for installation of new piling to the riverbank at south/south west corner of Platts Eyot.

  Awaiting decision Full applications 27 docs

• Unit 31 Platts Eyot Lower Sunbury Road Hampton TW12 2HF

  24/T0841/TPO Submitted 9 Oct 2024 50 yards away

  TR1 - Poplar tree - The healthiest of the four poplar trees. This has a significant lean to the east which is with the common prevailing wind direction of 70% of winter storms TR2 - Poplar tree - Significant amount of dead wood including large parts of the stem and has a significant lean to the east which is with the common prevailing wind direction of 70% of winter storms TR3 - Poplar tree - Significant amount of dead wood with a significant lean to the east which is with the common prevailing wind direction of 70% of winter storms TR4 - Poplar tree - Significant amount of dead wood with a significant lean to the east which is with the common prevailing wind direction of 70% of winter storms These four trees are over a walk way which provides access to 3 occupied building. These are 70ft trees that have the potential to demolish a building if they were to fail. One tree on this line failed at the root ball in August of 2020 which showed that the trees have no more than 18 inches of soil and the roots have not rooted lower than the soil. I have pictures of this tree fallen after it narrowly missed a tenant. The picture of the root ball can show the depth of the soil as the island was built up with gravel from Thames Waters Filter beds We have also had a stem snap off of one of the still standing trees and damage our building. The significant lean can be seen in P05 and P06. We would like to dismantle and fell all four of these trees to ensure public safety and mitigate the risk of damaging a building TR5 - Ash Tree - The tree snapped at the stem in the winds in January of this year leaving a 20ft stem. The stem this year had resprouted with epi growth. The concern is that with a year of no to little leaves and insufficient amount of leaves for the next several years the trees heath will deuterate further. In several years the will be a sail for the wind risking the chance for the tree to fail again and potentially hit a building / injure or ki

  Granted Trees 2 docs

• Unit 31 Platts Eyot Lower Sunbury Road Hampton TW12 2HF

  PA25/1554 Submitted 9 May 2025 50 yards away

  One multi-stemmed poplar tree which we require to be removed. One Sycamore tree that we require to be removed. If permission granted the trees will be dismantled, disposed of and the roots removed to allow for piling. We are piling around the island to stop the erosion and improve the heath and safety of our tenants and visitors. The property line has been determined with the council and the environment agency. IMG_03 and IMG_04 show the blue line that has been determined as our boundary and therfore requires a steel pile to be installed. This is also where we are required to install wildlife bays to help with the ecology of the river so we would need to remove the small sycamore behind the poplar. IMG_01 and IMG_02 show the two trees while stood back. The piling work cannot be completed with these two trees remaining and would really appreciate approval to remove. I would propose replanting a poplar and a sycamore. Very happy to plant different species if you would prefer. The sketch plan is the western part of Platts Eyot. The red X indicates the location of both trees as they are less that a meter apart. I have attached red and white tikka tape to the tree so they are easily identifiable to the tree officer. I know I asked for the previous application to be rushed through but i would mighty appreciate if the same could be done with this one. This has been another oversight from the engineer for this job.

  Granted Trees 6 docs

• PA26/2207 Granted

  60, King Street, Twickenham, TW1 3SH

  Replacement signage, fascia board, window graphic displays and replacement internal doors.

  Received 23 Jun, published by the council 26 Jul 2026 Heritage and listed buildings
• PA26/3120 Awaiting decision

  Gort Lodge, Sudbrook Lane, Petersham, Richmond, TW10 7AY

  Replacement of the existing link. Replacement of first floor cladding and fenestration, and internal reconfiguration of the existing annexe. Conversion of the existing garage into a workshop and addition of a pitched roof. Replacement of windows at first floor level to match the existing. Refurbishment of windows at ground floor to match the existing.

  Received 8 Sep, published by the council 17 Sep 2026 Heritage and listed buildings
• PA26/2484 Granted

  Devoncroft House, Oak Lane, Twickenham, TW1 3PA

  Repairs and reinstatement works in associated with the removal of dry rot and damp to walls, skirting boards and ceilings. Repair and replacement of external window blind boxes. Installation of ventilation. Remedial works in response to water ingress, from roof coverings and external finishes ( render, hard paving and lead work). Installation of a drain. Retrospective permission is also sought for emergency removal of dry rot.

  Received 15 Jul, published by the council 26 Jul 2026 Heritage and listed buildings
• PA26/2473 Granted

  7, Pembroke Villas, The Green, Richmond, TW9 1QF

  Minor refurbishment works including: replacement gas boiler, water cylinder and flue, replacement cast iron radiators matching existing; replacement of two flank casement windows with matching timber frames; replacement/upgraded electrics; replacement lighting to match existing; re-applying existing ceiling rose to dining room; removal of damaged wallpaper along first floor staircase; making-good section of damaged first floor ceiling; new ensuite to bedroom 1 and re-arranged family bathroom; repair of lath & plaster ceiling to bedroom 4; removal of non-original cupboard stud wall to bedroom 5; insertion of new ensuites to bedrooms 4 & 5.

  Received 14 Jul, published by the council 26 Jul 2026 Heritage and listed buildings
• PA26/3060 Awaiting decision

  William Hunt Mansions, 4 Somerville Avenue, London

  Replacement of Balcony Railings at Penthouse Level

  Received 2 Sep, published by the council 12 Sep 2026 Heritage and listed buildings