10 Lawn Crescent Richmond TW9 3NR

This site has had 2 applications since 2023: 2 approved, 0 refused.

• 23/T0279/TCA Granted

  10 Lawn Crescent Richmond TW9 3NR

  There is a single magnolia tree at the back of our small garden, 5 ft from the rear boundary fence. The base is split at ground level into two trunks, both growing at an angle of approximately 60 degrees rearwards, having been deprived of light by a cherry tree in the garden next-door on the right (which died last year and has now been removed). One trunk curves back round to grow forwards and upwards. The other divides into two branches: one growing vertically and one growing horizontally backwards, further accentuating the rearwards growth of the tree. We would like to remove this latter horizontal, rearward-growing branch, to encourage the vertical and forwards growth of the tree and inhibit its rearwards growth. This would improve the aesthetic appearance of the tree, which currently looks unbalanced and as if it has been blown over. It would also prevent the weight of the rearward branch eventually causing the tree to collapse onto the rear boundary fence, the neighbour's shed behind the fence, and our own shed between the tree and the fence.

  Decided 17 May 2023 Trees

1. 26 Jan 2026

   Received by Richmond upon Thames

2. 13 Feb 2026

   Decision issued: Raise No objection

3. 13 Aug 2026

   Added to PlanIndex

Richmond upon Thames granted permission on 13 February 2026, 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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• 10 Lawn Crescent Richmond TW9 3NR

  23/T0279/TCA Submitted 14 Apr 2023 50 yards away

  There is a single magnolia tree at the back of our small garden, 5 ft from the rear boundary fence. The base is split at ground level into two trunks, both growing at an angle of approximately 60 degrees rearwards, having been deprived of light by a cherry tree in the garden next-door on the right (which died last year and has now been removed). One trunk curves back round to grow forwards and upwards. The other divides into two branches: one growing vertically and one growing horizontally backwards, further accentuating the rearwards growth of the tree. We would like to remove this latter horizontal, rearward-growing branch, to encourage the vertical and forwards growth of the tree and inhibit its rearwards growth. This would improve the aesthetic appearance of the tree, which currently looks unbalanced and as if it has been blown over. It would also prevent the weight of the rearward branch eventually causing the tree to collapse onto the rear boundary fence, the neighbour's shed behind the fence, and our own shed between the tree and the fence.

  Granted Trees 2 docs
  Small domestic

• 10 Lawn Crescent Richmond Richmond Upon Thames TW9 3NR

  04/0408/TCA Submitted 13 Oct 2004 50 yards away

  T1 - Magnolia - Crown thin and reduce by 20% T2 - Cherry (Prunus spp.) - Crown reduce by 15% T3 - Cherry (Prunus spp.) - Crown reduce by 15%

  Granted Trees

• 9 Lawn Crescent Richmond Richmond Upon Thames TW9 3NR

  05/1550/HOT Submitted 17 May 2005 50 yards away

  First floor side window. Replacement of existing side window with sash window. Obscured glazing in both windows.

  Granted Householder Windows or glazing 5 docs
  Domestic

• 9 Lawn Crescent Richmond TW9 3NR

  16/1803/NMA Submitted 18 Oct 2019 50 yards away

  Non-material amendment to approved application 16/1803/HOT (for rebuilding of single storey rear kitchen with minor extension plus basement extension including front and rear laylights) - to allow for removal of rear bi-fold doors/window and formation of larger combined opening to provide three pairs of French doors and provision of a single, enlarged flat roof light to rear kitchen extension rather than the two approved smaller roof lights.

  Refused Amendments Extension Loft or dormer +1 18 docs
  Small domestic

• 9 Lawn Crescent Richmond Richmond Upon Thames TW9 3NR

  06/T0108/TCA Submitted 10 Feb 2006 50 yards away

  T1 - Ash (Fraxinus spp.) - Remove.

  Granted Trees

• 11 Lawn Crescent Richmond Richmond Upon Thames TW9 3NR

  04/0395/TCA Submitted 4 Oct 2004 50 yards away

  T1 - Prunus spp - 20% Reduction. T2 - Prunus spp - 20% Reduction.

  Granted Trees

• PA26/3369 Granted

  15 Fitzwilliam Avenue Richmond TW9 2DQ

  REAR GARDEN T1 Bay (Laurus nobilis) Crown Reduction - Reducing the height and spread of the tree by up to 2.5m. Final height 3.5m and spread 1.5m.

  Received 1 Oct, published by the council 12 Oct 2026 Trees
• PA26/3384 Granted

  7, The Terrace, London, SW13 0NP

  5 DAY DANGEROUS TREE NOTICE - 1x Eucalyptus - Fell

  Received 1 Oct, published by the council 12 Oct 2026 Trees
• PA26/3383 Granted

  32, Marlborough Road, Richmond, TW10 6JR

  5 DAY DANGEROUS TREE NOTICE - dead silver birch - fell

  Received 29 Sep, published by the council 12 Oct 2026 Trees
• PA26/3103 Granted

  20 Chalmers Way Twickenham TW1 1QG

  T1 False Acacia - Fell to ground level and poison stump to grind in 6 -12 month following poison. Client wishes to replant in the future.

  Received 8 Sep, published by the council 15 Sep 2026 Trees
• PA26/3101 Granted

  85, The Vineyard, Richmond, TW10 6AT

  Reducing the crown of an Old Mature Prunus Cerasifera that is leaning at 45 deg with a 10 cm by 10 cm basal trunk cavity at the base of a 23 cm diameter trunk. The current height is approx 5.5m and the maximum branch radius 3.5m (bearing in mind the tree is leaning at 45 deg. Other trees in the garden are a Betula Pendula, Olea Europaea (*2) and and Malus Domestica (*2). All in the rear garden.

  Received 8 Sep, published by the council 15 Sep 2026 Trees