Brooklyn Lodge Mill Hill Road Barnes London Richmond Upon Thames SW13 0HR

1. 12 Dec 2005

   Received by Richmond upon Thames

2. 21 Mar 2006

   Decision issued: Refused

3. 27 Jul 2026

   Added to PlanIndex

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• Land Rear Of Brooklyn Lodge Mill Hill Barnes London

  05/3753/FUL Submitted 12 Dec 2005 50 yards away

  Demolition of existing garage and replacement with new detached house incorporating new sunken courtyard garden and demolition of and rebuilding of existing boundary wall.

  Refused Full applications New dwelling Demolition 10 docs
  Small domestic

• Princes House Mill Hill Road Barnes Richmond Upon Thames SW13 0HR

  04/2317/HOT Submitted 16 Jul 2004 50 yards away

  Retention of railings at 1st floor rear

  Granted Householder 3 docs
  Domestic

• Princes House, Mill Hill Road, London, SW13 0HR

  PA26/2276 Submitted 29 Jun 2026 50 yards away

  T1 Copper Beech (Fagus sylvatica purpurea) Specification: Reduce the crown by approximately 2 metres in all aspects, taking all new growth back to the previous reduction points, leaving a finished height of approximately 8 metres and a finished radial spread of approximately 4.5 metres. Selectively thin the internal crown and remove major deadwood together with any crossing or rubbing branches. Justification: The proposed works form part of a cyclical management programme. The tree has previously been reduced and has since produced vigorous regrowth. Returning the crown to the previous reduction points will maintain an appropriate size and balanced crown form, reduce end weight on elongated branches, improve light penetration and airflow, and remove defective growth whilst preserving the tree's long-term health and amenity value in accordance with BS3998:2010. T2 & T3 Silver Birch (Betula pendula) Specification: Reduce the height of both trees by approximately 2 metres and reduce the radial spread by approximately 1–1.5 metres, leaving a finished height of approximately 7 metres and a finished radial spread of approximately 2.5 metres. Selectively thin the internal crowns and remove major deadwood from both trees. Justification:The proposed works form part of routine cyclical tree maintenance. The trees have become large for their location and the proposed reduction will maintain a balanced crown, reduce end weight on the branch structure and improve light penetration to the property and garden. Selective crown thinning will increase airflow through the canopy whilst the removal of major deadwood will improve the trees' structural condition and reduce the likelihood of branch failure. The works will retain the natural form, health and amenity value of both trees in accordance with BS3998:2010 – Tree Work – Recommendations.

  Granted Trees 2 docs

• Mill Hill Lodge Mill Hill Road Barnes

  PA26/2934 Submitted 24 Aug 2026 50 yards away

  98% historically approved · decision due ~19 Oct

  Horse Chestnut (Aesculus hippocastanum): Crown reduce by 2-3m Finished height 12-13m, finished spread 9-10m. The specimen is a mature Horse Chestnut currently exceeding its appropriate managed dimensions relative to its position within the garden and proximity to adjacent structures and boundaries. Crown reduction of 2-3m is proposed to reduce end-weight loading on primary limbs, lower the centre of gravity, and mitigate the risk of limb failure during high wind events, a recognised vulnerability in mature Horse Chestnut due to the species' susceptibility to bleeding canker (Phytophthora) and structural weakening from Guignardia leaf blotch, both of which can compromise wood integrity over time. Crown thinning of 20% is recommended to improve light penetration and air circulation through the canopy, reducing humidity within the crown that can otherwise encourage fungal pathogens and prolong leaf-wetness periods associated with foliar disease. This also reduces sail effect and wind resistance, further lowering the risk of storm damage. Removal of dead, rubbing, and crossing branches is standard arboricultural best practice, eliminating points of future decay ingress and reducing the likelihood of included bark and structural failure at crossing points. All works are proportionate, do not exceed recommended maximums for a single routine reduction cycle, and are in accordance with BS3998:2010 (Tree Work – Recommendations). The proposed works will not adversely affect the long-term health, form, or amenity value of the tree, and the specimen will be retained as a positive contributor to visual amenity following completion.

  Awaiting decision Trees 6 docs

• The Coach House, Mill Hill, London, SW13 0HS

  PA26/0512 Submitted 16 Feb 2026 50 yards away

  Single storey rear extension, to replace existing conservatory, and raising of ridge line to south wing. Managed hedge on the north boundary. Replace garage roof. Rear rooflight.

  Granted Householder Extension Loft or dormer 24 docs
  Small domestic

• Mulberry Lodge Mill Hill Barnes Richmond Upon Thames SW13 0HS

  02/1452/DD01 Submitted 17 Jun 2004 50 yards away

  Details pursuant to condition BD04U (joinery, rooflights and rainwater goods) of consent granted 3/9/02

  Granted Reserved matters Loft or dormer

• PA26/1415 Granted

  66, Lichfield Court, Sheen Road, Richmond, TW9 1AX

  Internal alterations comprising reconfiguration of the layout and relocation of the kitchen; installation of insulation to external walls; bathroom alterations; like-for-like replaceent of the entrance door; and installation of additional kitchen lighting.

  Received 23 Apr, published by the council 26 Jul 2026 Heritage and listed buildings
• PA26/2299 Granted

  26, Thames Street, Hampton, TW12 2DX

  Internal alterations to a second-floor room comprising the removal of a modern plasterboard stud partition and internal reconfiguration of the existing bathroom layout within the same room. Internal works only with no external alterations proposed.

  Received 1 Jul, published by the council 13 Aug 2026 Heritage and listed buildings
• PA26/3397 Awaiting decision

  199, Lichfield Court, Sheen Road, Richmond, TW9 1BB

  Existing bath to be replaced by walk in shower Existing sink to be replaced with vanity unit

  Received 5 Oct, published by the council 12 Oct 2026 Heritage and listed buildings
• PA26/1939 Refused

  146-158 Richmond Hill Hotel, Telecommunication Mast Roof Top Gln717, Richmond Hill, Richmond, Richmond Upon Thames, TW10 6RW

  Removal and replacement of 3no antennas, internal upgrade of existing equipment cabin and associated ancillary works thereto

  Received 4 Jun, published by the council 26 Jul 2026 Heritage and listed buildings
• PA26/2374 Granted

  Ormeley Lodge Ham Gate Avenue Ham Common

  Partial dismantling and rebuilding of a section of the leaning garden boundary wall to the rear of Ormeley Lodge.

  Received 7 Jul, published by the council 30 Jul 2026 Heritage and listed buildings