Planning applications in Richmond upon Thames, September 2026

139, Church House, Petersham Road, Petersham, Richmond, TW10 7AB

Non material amendment to planning reference 24/1311/HOT. The pool building is 350mm narrower than the approved design (the depth remains unchanged) The position of the pool building has been moved away from the north and east boundary garden walls by 600mm.

RICHMOND TERTIARY COLLEGE, Richmond Upon Thames College, Langhorn Drive, Twickenham, TW2 7SJ

Details pursuant to condition U0151161 potentially contaminated site part 2 (block 4) of planning reference 21/3136/FUL

3 Lichfield Terrace, Sheen Road, Richmond, TW9 1AS.

- Signage on new fabric to existing canopy mechanism - Fascia sign - Projecting sign - Various vinyl

26 Sandy Lane Teddington TW11 0DR

Front Garden T1 Common Lime (Tilia x europaea) Reduce crown by 4-5m, raise crown over road to 5m, remove deadwood, cut back epicormic at base. Final height 15m and final spread 10m. T2 Common Lime (Tilia x europaea) Reduce crown by 4-5m, raise crown to 5m. Final height 15m and final spread 8m.

113, The Homestead House, Church Road, London, SW13 9HL

Rear Garden T1 Holly (Ilex aquifolium) Fell to ground as tree is in serious decline. T2 False Acacia (Robinia pseudoacacia) Fell to ground level as tree is in serious decline. T3 Sycamore (Acer pseudoplatanus) Reduce crown by 3-4m, cut back from building to give 1m clearance. Final height 10m and final spread 5m.

84A Hampton Road Twickenham TW2 5QS

Details pursuant to condition BD12 (Materials), DV49A (CMP), DV29F (Potentially Contamination Sites) of planning reference 23/2490/FUL

42 Rosemont Road Richmond TW10 6QL

Installation of an open ended canopy to the rear of the dwelling house.

Hampton Care, Upper Sunbury Road, Hampton, TW12 2DW

Erection of a single storey orangery, new building entrance and veranda and other associated works including hard and soft landscaping and alterations to existing car parking.

32 Ennerdale Road Kew

Alterations to the existing garage to use as a habitable residential space including the insertion of a new window to match the existing.

91 Clarence Road Teddington TW11 0BN

tree one: cherry in front drive/ garden that has died. We want it cut down so it can be replaced. tree two: bay tree in vegetable patch at rear of back garden that has grown too big (it was planted from a pot). It shades the vegetable patch and needs to be removed with a replacement in a large pot. tree three: nestling against the end of our wall, from previous experience of similar saplings not managed in time, that resulting in a large section of the historic wall made unsafe and needing rebuilding. This was after the second attempt to get permission to cut down by which time the damage was done. Those trees were in my neighbour’s garden no. 93.

60, West Cottage, South Lodge, Ham Common, Ham, Richmond, TW10 7JL

Proposed Works to Trees in a Conservation Area T1 – Silver Birch Current approximate dimensions: 10–12 metres in height with an overall crown spread of approximately 5–6 metres. Undertake a sympathetic crown reduction, reducing the height by approximately 2 metres and the lateral branch growth by approximately 0.5–1 metre. Reduce branches extending towards the neighbouring property by up to 1.5 metres to provide suitable clearance. The finished tree will measure approximately 8–10 metres in height with an overall crown spread of approximately 4–5 metres. Prune back to suitable secondary growth points, retaining a balanced and natural crown form. Reason: To manage the tree at a suitable size for its location and reduce encroachment towards the neighbouring property while retaining its natural form, screening and amenity value. T2 and T3 – Portuguese Laurels Reduce the height of both Portuguese laurels by approximately 2 metres and reduce the lateral branch growth by approximately 1 metre. Cut back branches growing towards the building by up to 1.5 metres to provide approximately 1 metre of clearance. Prune back to suitable growth points, retaining balanced crowns and the screening provided by the trees. Reason: To maintain the trees at an appropriate size for their location and provide reasonable clearance from the building while retaining their screening and amenity value. B1 – Bamboo Screening Reduce the current height of the bamboo screening by approximately 1 metre, bringing it to just below gutter height. Retain sufficient height and density to continue providing privacy and screening. All tree works will be undertaken in accordance with BS 3998:2010 – Tree Work Recommendations.

40, The White House, Broom Water, Teddington, TW11 9QJ

L1 Lime - fell. We are unsure if this is covered by a TPO as it is sandwiched between 2 fine TPO trees (Chestnut and Plane). It has been brutally pollarded by our neighbours in River Reach over the last 15 years and no longer has any discerning character other than the main trunk. Due to the size of the adjacent TPO trees it is unlikely that any new tree would grow so we are not proposing replacement. S1 & S2 Sycamores - fell. These are self-seeded saplings that have grown larger in an inappropriate position under the canopies of adjacent TPO trees. C1 Cedar - This has grown considerably over the past 15 years and has now caused subsidence to our property. The insurance company has recommended it is felled.

Greggs, Gould Road, Twickenham, TW2 6RT

Details pursuant to Schedule 4 Para 2.1 (Occupation of Affordable/Open Market Units) of the Section 106 Agreement relating to planning permission 22/2556/FUL.

Braemar House Manor Road Teddington

G1 – Holly Group – 3 trees Remove three mature Holly trees to ground level. The tallest Holly is approximately 30ft in height with a crown spread of approximately 10ft. The two remaining Hollies are approximately 20ft in height, each with a crown spread of approximately 10ft. All three trees are in a severe state of decline. The tallest Holly has experienced approximately 70% crown dieback, while the two smaller Hollies have each experienced approximately 60% crown dieback. The trees have been monitored over the past 12 months and have continued to deteriorate, with ongoing loss of live growth and no significant signs of recovery. Due to the extent of the crown dieback and continued decline, the trees are considered to have a significantly reduced vitality and are no longer considered suitable for retention. Their location immediately adjacent to the public highway and pavement increases the potential risk to pedestrians and road users from dead or failing branches and potential tree failure. Removal to ground level is therefore recommended on arboricultural and public safety grounds.

13, Dynevor Road, Richmond, TW10 6PF

Details pursuant to condition C11. Submitted Arboricultural details (monitored) and C7. Construction Management Plan of planning reference PA26/0579

37 Gerard Road Barnes London SW13 9QH

Conversion of existing attached single garage into habitable accommodation with the insertion of one window into the front elevation.

23A, Hampton Road, Teddington, TW11 0JN

PROPOSED ENTRANCE LOBBY EXTENSION AND NEW HIPPED ROOF OVER EXISTING FRONT FLAT ROOF AREA.

115 Haliburton Road Twickenham Middlesex TW1 1PE

Ground Floor Extension

3 Lichfield Terrace, Sheen Road, Richmond, TW9 1AS.

The proposed development is for the display of advertising on the premises. Specifically the following is proposed: • Signage in new fabric to existing canopy mechanism • Fascia sign • Projecting sign • Various vinyl

29, Clarence Road, Teddington, TW11 0BN

REAR GARDEN T2 Magnolia grandiflora 20% Crown Reduction - Reducing the height and spread of the tree by approximately 0.5-1m to tidy and contain, retaining furnishing growth.Final height = 5m and final spread = 3m. FRONT GARDEN T3 Magnolia stellata 20% Crown Reduction - Reducing the height and spread of the tree by approximately 0.5m to tidy and contain, retaining furnishing growth. Final height = 5m and final spread = 3m.

285 Sheen Lane East Sheen London SW14 8RN

01 - Purple Plum - Carefully fell to near ground level. 01 - The removal is proposed on arboricultural and safety grounds, as dead trees can become structurally unstable and present an increased risk of branch or stem failure. 02 - Mixed Hedge - Cut back by 0.5m and reduce the height by 0.5m. 02 - Cut back lateral growth by approximately 0.5 metres and reduce overall height by approximately 0.5 metres to formalise and maintain the hedge The proposed works constitute routine horticultural management and will improve the hedge's appearance. 03 - Mixed Hedge - Cut back by 1 m and reduce height by 0.5 m. 03 - Cut back lateral growth by approximately 1 metre and reduce overall height by approximately 0.5 metres to formalise and maintain the hedge. improve the hedge's visual appearance, the overall design, usability, and planting structure of the site. 04 - Elaeagnus - Carefully fell to near ground level. 04-The proposed removal forms part of a broader landscaping scheme intended to enhance the overall design, usability, and planting structure of the site. 05 - Mixed Hedge - Carefully fell to near ground level. 05 - to facilitate a new landscape improvement project. The removal is necessary to allow for the implementation of revised planting and landscape creating opportunities for improved species diversity, visual amenity, and long-term site enhancement. 06 - Eucalyptus - Reduce overall size of crown by 4m ( previous points) 06 - The tree has been subject to reduction works in the past, and the proposed pruning is intended to manage regrowth from those previous cuts, reduce end-weight on extended limbs, and minimise The works will retain the tree's contribution to the Conservation Area while maintaining a safe and sustainable crown structure.

76 Bushy Park Road Teddington TW11 9DG

For the purposes of both tree health and avoiding any nuisance to our neighbours from overlapping branches and light reduction, we wish to do the following works to 2 trees in our garden: Crown reduction to reduce the spread of the Silver Birch Tree from c 8m to 6m (height reduction by 2m from c12m to a maximum height of approx 10m) as shown as #1 near the rear boundary wall of our property in the attached plan. We also wish to remove a damaged 2.5 meter branch which is growing over our fence into the neighbour's property at 26 Fairfax Road. The branch comes out of the smaller right-hand of the 2 stems (viewed from our house) which grow from the trunk of the tree at 1m height. The smaller stem has a 15cm diameter at 1.5m above ground, and is below the main crown so will not constitute crown lifting. We will also want to do up to 20% crown thinning of the tree. For the Hawthorn Tree shown in the plan as #2 on the left hand side of our rear garden, We wish to undertake crown thinning of up to 20% and crown reduction of up to 1m, reducing the spread of the tree to c 2.5m and the maximum height to 3m once all stray shoots have been removed.

2 Park Road Twickenham Middlesex TW1 2PX

Front Garden (Front Boundary) T1: Lime tree (next to gate) • Reduce height by approximately 0.5 - 1m through selective thinning, hitting suitable grow points • Thin out trunk growth by 10% • Remove major deadwood Height of tree currently: 10M Height of tree after reduction: 9M Spread of tree currently: 6M Spread of tree after reduction: 5M T2: Second lime tree • Reduce height to stand approximately 0.5ft off previous pollard points (approximately 1 - 1.5m reduction) • Thin out epicormic growth in trunk 10% , retaining sufficient growth to maintain screening from the house • Remove major deadwood Height of tree currently: 10M Height of tree after reduction: 9M Spread of tree currently: 6M Spread of tree after reduction: 5M Reasons for work: General tree maintenance More light Lift over road low trees Maintaining tree in its current setting Reduce shading to house Suppressing growth of shrubs Overhanging footpath Landscaping garden

Aquarius, Eel Pie Island, Twickenham

Ground of Aquarius (Front Boundary) T9: Weeping willow - Pollard back to previous pruning points by 3m Height of tree currently: 6m Height of tree after reduction: 4m Spread of tree currently: 5m Spread of tree after reduction: 4m Stem is hollowing and roots are decayed. T11: Lime tree - Re-pollard by 3m Height of tree currently: 8m Height of tree after reduction: 6m Spread of tree currently: 4m Spread of tree after reduction: 2m Hollow stem previously Pollarded with extensive re-growth.

87, Winchendon Road, Teddington, TW11 0SU

Details pursuant to condition C6 - arboricultural method statement, of planning permission PA26/1645.

94 Buckingham Road, Hampton.

PROPOSED SINGLE STOREY REAR EXTENSION & SIDE FIRST FLOOR EXTENSION

68, THE LANGFORD, Station Road, Hampton, TW12 2AX

Details pursuant to conditions C17 - boundary treatement, C18 - refuse store and C30 - accessible parking space of planning reference PA24/1984/VRC

56, HOSPITAL BRIDGE ROAD, TWICKENHAM, RICHMOND UPON THAMES, TW2 5UJ

Rear ground floor extension, 6m in depth, 3.2m in height and 3m in height to eaves.

Greggs, Gould Road, Twickenham, TW2 6RT

Details pursuant to Condition U0179132 (Traffic Management), of planning permission 22/2556/FUL.

23 Wick Road Teddington Richmond Upon Thames TW11 9DN

The following trees are proposed for complete removal: 1 × Norway spruce (Tree 1 on sketch) – fell to ground level and remove the tree. 1 × Walnut (Tree 2 on sketch) – fell to ground level and remove the tree. 1 × Sycamore (Tree 3 on sketch) – fell to ground level and remove the tree. All three trees are to be completely removed, including the main stems and crowns. Stumps may be retained below ground level or ground out as appropriate. The trees are located within the rear garden of the property and are not visible from the public highway or other public viewpoints. They may be visible from neighbouring private gardens. The property has a relatively small rear garden and the existing trees occupy a substantial area of the garden within an established flower bed. Their current size and spread are disproportionate to the scale of the garden and dwelling and result in significant overshadowing of the house and garden. The proposed removal would allow the existing planting area to be reduced and the garden to be reconfigured to create a more proportionate and usable outdoor space. The intention is not to remove greenery or tree planting from the garden. Rather, the existing trees would be replaced with smaller, appropriately scaled trees that are better suited to the limited size of the garden and can be maintained at an appropriate mature scale. The replacement planting would retain a green and landscaped character and continue to provide tree cover, while allowing a greater proportion of the garden to remain usable and reducing the excessive overshadowing caused by the existing trees. Given that the trees are contained within the rear garden and have no visibility from the public realm, the proposal would have limited impact on public views of the conservation area. The proposed replacement planting would ensure that the garden continues to contribute positively to its green character.

140 & 142 WALDEGRAVE ROAD TEDDINGTON TW11 8NA

CHANGE FROM PERSONAL OFFICE USE TO LIVE/WORK UNIT

52A Barnes High Street Barnes London SW13 9LN

Replacement of second floor window overlooking Barnes High Street.

69, Flat 1, St Margarets Road, Twickenham, TW1 2LL

Construction of new rear extension. Integral reconfigurations. Removal of existing external concrete stair providing access to apartment 2, and replacement with new spiral staircase.

9 The Vineyard Richmond Surrey TW10 6AQ

T1 Olive - Pollard back to a height of 2m Tree is now implicated in cracks evident in the adjacent garage. Attempt to retain the tree in spite of the potential risk of subsidence. T2 Magnolia Grandiflora - Reduce height by up to 2m and laterals by 1m to reshape - Crown lift to 2.5m To provide light to the property, mitigate the risk of subsidence and safe passage for pedestrians.

91, Lonsdale Road, London, SW13 9DA

Front storage shed

1 Powder Mill Lane Twickenham TW2 6EE

Single Storey Rear Extension and increase to Roof over Side Storage.

34, Queens Road, Teddington, TW11 0LR

Details pursuant to condition C2 materials of planning reference PA25/4102.

Gordon House Gordon Avenue East Sheen London SW14 8DZ

Proposed first floor rear extension, replacing the existing, together with a loft extension incorporating rooflights.

1 Trinder Mews Teddington TW11 8HY

Install bike store to front. Lengthen side window. Air conditioning unit and Air Source Heat Pump to rear with raised window sill. Side dormer roof extension and roof lights.

77, Broad Lane, Hampton, TW12 3BE

Non material amendment to planning reference PA25/2398 to allow to reposition of chimney on side elevation and increase in height

1, Gibson Mews, Twickenham, TW1 2NS

T1, Sycamore, re-reduce tree to previous reduction points. We normally have this work done every 2-3 years to keep the tree to a manageable size and shape - 2m crown reduction from width, and 5m reduction in height. This will leave width of approx. 5m and height of approx. 12-15m.

3, Riverdale Road, Twickenham

T1 – Lime: Reduce the lateral limb growing towards the kitchen roof of 5 Riverdale Road, back to suitable secondary growth points to provide clearance from the building. No overall height reduction proposed.

2, Fulwood Gardens, Twickenham, TW1 1EN

Erection of a timber-framed outbuilding in rear garden.

86, Second Floor Flat, Kings Road, Richmond, TW10 6EE

New AC condenser unit to the upper roof of a building for the second floor flat

48, Tower Road, Twickenham, TW1 4PE

Non-material amendment to planning permission PA26/1387 to allow Installation of roof lights.

HAMPTON COURT HOUSE LTD, Hampton Court House, Hampton Court Road, Hampton, East Molesey, KT8 9BS

The existing development of 2 single-storey educational buildings located within the western portion of the Site.

67 Gloucester Road Kew Richmond TW9 3BT

Ground floor single storey rear and side extension, and alterations to an existing first floor rear roof dormer.

1 Walker Close Hampton TW12 3XT

Non material amendment to planning reference PA26/2187 to allow to change the extension front door from anthracite outer frame and door slab to a white outer frame with a grey door slab. The window on the front of the extension is to be changes from anthracite grey outside to white outside. The roof slates are to be changed from black to dark grey.

2 Retreat Road Richmond TW9 1NN

T1 Plan tree (x2) Reduce crown back to previous points of reduction. (1 - 1.5m off heigh and width). Final height 15m and width 8m. Reason: To contain the spread and height of the tree in context to the garden size. General maintenance.

115 Haliburton Road Twickenham Middlesex TW1 1PE

L-shape rear dormer roof extensions. Rooflights to front elevations, changes to upper floor rear windows.