Stokes House, Ham Street, Ham, Richmond, TW10 7HR

This site has had 9 applications since 2024: 8 approved, 0 refused.

• PA26/3005 Awaiting decision

  Stokes House, Ham Street, Ham, Richmond, TW10 7HR

  External alterations to the existing dwelling, modern extension and outbuilding, including re-rendering and painting; installation of a green roof to the existing extension; replacement of windows and doors; replacement of the first-floor Juliet balcony railing; replacement of a sash window with timber French doors and installation of a perforated balcony deck to the existing Juliet balcony; replacement of the street access and principal entrance doors with timber Dutch barn doors; and associated refurbishment works.

  Submitted 28 Aug 2026 Householder
• 24/1873/DD02 Granted

  Stokes House Ham Street Ham Richmond TW10 7HR

  Details pursuant to condition DV49A Construction Management Plan of planning permission 24/1873/HOT.

  Decided 6 Jan 2025 Reserved matters
• 24/1873/DD01 Granted

  Stokes House Ham Street Ham Richmond TW10 7HR

  SPLIT DECISION (APPROVE) Details pursuant to condition U0189128 Arboricultural Method Statement (AMS) of planning permission 24/1873/HOT. (REFUSE) Details pursuant to condition DV49A Construction Management Plan of planning permission 24/1873/HOT.

  Decided 10 Dec 2024 Reserved matters
• 24/T0824/TPO Granted

  Stokes House Ham Street Ham Richmond TW10 7HR

  T1 Scots Pine - growing over the garden of number 57 Ham street to the north remove the 3X lowest branches back to the main stem. The branches are situated @ 5m, 6m and 7m in height from ground level. The finished tree height will remain untouched at its current height of 14m. The finished radial canopy spread will be approx. 5.6m. T2 Scots Pine - remove 3X lowest branches growing over the garden of number 57 Ham street to the north back to the stem. The branches are situated @ 6m, 7m and 8m in height from ground level. Shorten back 2X branches @ 9m and 10m in length by 1.5m to leave a finished branch length of approx. 4.1m. All reduction pruning points are to be made to suitable secondary growth points and drop crotch style pruning will be used. The finished tree height will remain untouched at its current height of 12.5m. The finished radial canopy spread will be approx. 5.m. The trees are situated over the neighbours BBQ area and garden. Whilst the trees are visible from the roads only the top portions are due to the tree lined boundaries of 57 Ham street. even when the boundary trees are not in leaf the lower part of the canopies of t1 and 2 are obscured by the silhouettes of other trees. The work recommended is of a holistic approach to maintaining a balanced relationship with the owners of the neighbouring property, their enjoyment of their garden and the trees health. By removing the lower branches on the northern side this will give less encroachment into their small garden and give enhanced light to the property. The two branches to be reduced back on t2 will reduce the end weight and lessen the chances of branch end failures. The reduction work will so minimal and will generally go un notices by the untrained eye as the canopy will flow pruning to suitable secondary growth points. I feel this work is of good arboricultural practice.

  Decided 20 Nov 2024 Trees
• 24/1351/DD01 Granted

  Stokes House Ham Street Ham Richmond TW10 7HR

  Details in pursuant of condition U0184240 (Detailed Drawings - Proposed Fenestration) of planning permission 24/1351/HOT.

  Decided 15 Oct 2024 Reserved matters
• 23/3452/DD02 Granted

  Stokes House Ham Street Ham Richmond TW10 7HR

  Details pursuant to condition U0175247 - Materials/Details to be Approved of planning permission 23/3452/HOT.

  Decided 27 Sep 2024 Reserved matters
• 24/2096/VRC Granted

  Stokes House Ham Street Ham Richmond TW10 7HR

  Variation of planning approval 23/3452/HOT - Condition Number(s): U0175246 Approved Drawings to allow for amendments to the design of the extension along the Ham Street boundary wall.

  Decided 9 Oct 2024 Amendments
• 24/2040/HOT Granted

  Stokes House Ham Street Ham Richmond TW10 7HR

  Strip off the modern non-breathable paint from damaged brickwork on the western two storey block of Stokes House and apply a traditional breathable lime render.

  Decided 1 Oct 2024 Householder

1. 7 May 2026

   Received by Richmond upon Thames

2. 30 Jun 2026

   Decision issued: Granted Permission

3. 26 Jul 2026

   Added to PlanIndex

Richmond upon Thames granted permission on 30 June 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.

Householder applications cover work to an existing house and its garden, such as extensions, lofts and outbuildings, and cannot create a separate dwelling or change what the building is used for. More in our guide to planning application types.

• Stokes House Ham Street Ham Richmond TW10 7HR

  24/T0824/TPO Submitted 2 Oct 2024 0.1 miles away

  T1 Scots Pine - growing over the garden of number 57 Ham street to the north remove the 3X lowest branches back to the main stem. The branches are situated @ 5m, 6m and 7m in height from ground level. The finished tree height will remain untouched at its current height of 14m. The finished radial canopy spread will be approx. 5.6m. T2 Scots Pine - remove 3X lowest branches growing over the garden of number 57 Ham street to the north back to the stem. The branches are situated @ 6m, 7m and 8m in height from ground level. Shorten back 2X branches @ 9m and 10m in length by 1.5m to leave a finished branch length of approx. 4.1m. All reduction pruning points are to be made to suitable secondary growth points and drop crotch style pruning will be used. The finished tree height will remain untouched at its current height of 12.5m. The finished radial canopy spread will be approx. 5.m. The trees are situated over the neighbours BBQ area and garden. Whilst the trees are visible from the roads only the top portions are due to the tree lined boundaries of 57 Ham street. even when the boundary trees are not in leaf the lower part of the canopies of t1 and 2 are obscured by the silhouettes of other trees. The work recommended is of a holistic approach to maintaining a balanced relationship with the owners of the neighbouring property, their enjoyment of their garden and the trees health. By removing the lower branches on the northern side this will give less encroachment into their small garden and give enhanced light to the property. The two branches to be reduced back on t2 will reduce the end weight and lessen the chances of branch end failures. The reduction work will so minimal and will generally go un notices by the untrained eye as the canopy will flow pruning to suitable secondary growth points. I feel this work is of good arboricultural practice.

  Granted Trees 2 docs

• Stokes House Ham Street Ham Richmond TW10 7HR

  24/1873/DD01 Submitted 16 Oct 2024 0.1 miles away

  SPLIT DECISION (APPROVE) Details pursuant to condition U0189128 Arboricultural Method Statement (AMS) of planning permission 24/1873/HOT. (REFUSE) Details pursuant to condition DV49A Construction Management Plan of planning permission 24/1873/HOT.

  Granted Reserved matters 9 docs

• Stokes House, Ham Street, Ham, Richmond, TW10 7HR

  PA26/3005 Submitted 28 Aug 2026 0.1 miles away

  85% historically approved · decision due ~29 Oct

  External alterations to the existing dwelling, modern extension and outbuilding, including re-rendering and painting; installation of a green roof to the existing extension; replacement of windows and doors; replacement of the first-floor Juliet balcony railing; replacement of a sash window with timber French doors and installation of a perforated balcony deck to the existing Juliet balcony; replacement of the street access and principal entrance doors with timber Dutch barn doors; and associated refurbishment works.

  Awaiting decision Householder Extension Windows or glazing 36 docs
  Small domestic

• Stokes House Ham Street Ham Richmond TW10 7HR

  24/1873/DD02 Submitted 13 Dec 2024 0.1 miles away

  Details pursuant to condition DV49A Construction Management Plan of planning permission 24/1873/HOT.

  Granted Reserved matters 9 docs

• Stokes House Ham Street Ham Richmond TW10 7HR

  23/3452/DD02 Submitted 30 Aug 2024 0.1 miles away

  Details pursuant to condition U0175247 - Materials/Details to be Approved of planning permission 23/3452/HOT.

  Granted Reserved matters 4 docs

• Stokes House Ham Street Ham Richmond TW10 7HR

  24/1351/DD01 Submitted 11 Sep 2024 0.1 miles away

  Details in pursuant of condition U0184240 (Detailed Drawings - Proposed Fenestration) of planning permission 24/1351/HOT.

  Granted Reserved matters Windows or glazing 5 docs

• PA26/3174 Awaiting decision

  6 Fielding Mews Barnes London SW13 9EY

  Existing roof lantern to be replaced with flat skylight with the same dimensions and installation of skylight

  Received 14 Sep, published by the council 17 Sep 2026 Householder
• PA26/2509 Refused

  76, Milner Drive, Twickenham, TW2 7PJ

  New front porch to give access to the house from the front elevation. Brick up side door. New bi-fold doors to the rear and internal modifications to improve general access and circulation on the ground floor

  Received 20 Jul, published by the council 26 Jul 2026 Householder
• PA26/2531 Granted

  15 Wick Road Teddington TW11 9DN

  Proposed single storey rear infill extension.

  Received 21 Jul, published by the council 16 Aug 2026 Householder
• PA26/2549 Granted

  54A, Somerset Road, Teddington, TW11 8RY

  External alterations including the application of render, the installation of new first-floor rear windows and replacement of existing windows, replacement of the front door, the conversion and extension of the existing garage to residential use and the replacement of its door, and the construction of an infilling single-storey rear extension.

  Received 22 Jul, published by the council 26 Jul 2026 Householder
• PA26/2517 Granted

  61 Gordon Avenue Twickenham TW1 1NH

  Replacement of openings to rear elevation and modified rear elevation to side extension

  Received 20 Jul, published by the council 26 Jul 2026 Householder