34 Westwood Road Barnes Richmond Upon Thames SW13 0LA

1. 21 Jul 2005

   Received by Richmond upon Thames

2. 15 Sep 2005

   Decision issued: Permitted

3. 16 Aug 2026

   Added to PlanIndex

Richmond upon Thames granted permission on 15 September 2005, 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.

Prior approval applies where permitted development rights already grant the principle of the work, leaving the council only the specific matters the rules name, commonly within 56 days. More in our guide to planning application types.

• 28 Westwood Road Barnes Richmond Upon Thames SW13 0LA

  06/1104/HOT Submitted 6 Apr 2006 22m away

  Single storey rear extension.

  Granted Householder Extension 5 docs
  Small domestic

• 26 Westwood Road Barnes London SW13 0LA

  21/1987/PS192 Submitted 2 Jun 2021 29m away

  Hip to gable roof extension and enlarged rear dormer. Rooflights to front roofslope

  Refused Prior approval Extension Loft or dormer 44 docs

• 26 Westwood Road Barnes London SW13 0LA

  21/2224/HOT Submitted 21 Jun 2021 29m away

  Demolition of existing ground floor conservatory and the construction of new single storey rear extension. Alterations to the window openings on the ground floor side elevation. Replacement of rear windows.

  Granted Householder Extension Demolition +1 20 docs
  Small domestic

• 35 Westwood Road Barnes Richmond Upon Thames SW13 0LA

  05/3033/HOT Submitted 6 Oct 2005 34m away

  Addition of ground floor rear extension and side conservatory.(Height of conservatory on boundary reduced to 2.6m).

  Granted Householder Extension 10 docs
  Small domestic

• 23, Taggs Yard, Woodlands Road, London, SW13 0JZ

  PA25/2928 Submitted 20 Aug 2025 42m away

  Oak - To cut back lateral branches growing over rear garden of 31 Woodlands Rd by approx 2.5m leaving height 12m and width 10m

  Granted Trees 5 docs

• 23, Taggs Yard, Woodlands Road, London, SW13 0JZ

  PA26/2625 Submitted 28 Jul 2026 42m away

  98% historically approved · decision due ~22 Sep

  Silver Birch in Driveway, 23 Woodlands Road, london SW13 0JZ Having consulted two tree surgeons (Mark Spriggs and Jo Buckingham ( HTS Hardy Tree Surgeons)) I am applying for permission to remove the silver birch in the driveway, as well as the nearby holly tree. The Silver Birch (which was already mature when we purchased the property in 2000)., is approaching end of life, lost its crown in a storm approx 15 years ago and has shed additional limbs, one of which is curently hanging, held in place by dead climbing rose. The two leaders and side limbs are in danger of falling due to further decay evident in the trunk, and present a danger to the neighbour's garden (where young children play) as well as to users of the driveway, the propoerty's only access. Consideration has been given to weight reduction, but given the tree age and trunk condition this is not considered appropriate. We would be happy to leave the stump (and if desired some of the trunk left standing) in place so it can decay naturally over time to provide further habitat. Photographs of the tree, trunk and hanging branch are provided. The trees within the driveway are all self-seeded and have grown naturally, with consequent integrity. We do not think the narrow verge available, given also the lack of natural watering and need to keep the driveway trimmed back for access, is suitable for planting large trees, and if re-planting is required we would prefer to use suitable hedge species rather than replace like for like. Within the wider context of the garden we have in the past 20 years planted silver birch (two survive) and various cherries, gages and other trees. We have two large trees subject to TPO, (oak and sycamore) and do not believe it would be suitable to plant additional large trees - the garden already being well provided with trees and shrubs which support considerable wildlife. While work is undertaken on the birch we would also like to deal with the holly, which is in poor condition - one of the twin trunks is dead, while the other only supports a few side branches in poor condition. We woudl like permission to reduce this to a short standing trunk, to see if thereby we can encourage fresh growth from the base as part of the driveway hedge.

  Awaiting decision Trees 3 docs
  Small domestic

• PA26/2437 Granted

  119 Hampton Road Twickenham TW2 5QN

  Erection of a single-storey rear extension and associated internal alterations.

  13 Jul 2026 Prior approval
• PA26/2424 Granted

  45 Selkirk Road Twickenham

  Flat roof rear box dormer extension with wall tiles to match existing roof.

  10 Jul 2026 Prior approval
• PA26/2409 Granted

  15 Tudor Road Hampton TW12 2NH

  Proposed single storey rear extension and rear ground floor opening alterations.

  9 Jul 2026 Prior approval
• PA26/2615 Granted

  30, Jubilee Avenue, Twickenham, TW2 6JB

  Loft conversion with roof extension and proposed out building in the rear garden.

  27 Jul 2026 Prior approval
• PA26/3058 Awaiting decision

  253, Staines Road, Twickenham, TW2 5AY

  Prior approval for larger household extension (6m depth, 2.3m eaves height, 4m overall height)

  2 Sep 2026 Prior approval