19 Sheen Park Richmond TW9 1UN

1. 4 Sep 2026

   Received by Richmond upon Thames

2. 15 Sep 2026

   Added to PlanIndex

3. Decision

   Awaiting decision

   Decision expected by 30 October 2026, 8 weeks from validation under the statutory target for most applications. Extensions of time are common and are agreed case by case.

   Richmond upon Thames took a median of 46 days over the applications it decided in the last year.

This application is with Richmond upon Thames for determination, against a statutory target of eight weeks. Over the last year Richmond upon Thames decided tree works applications in a median of 33 days. More in our guide to how long planning decisions take.

Applications for works to trees cover protected trees: consent under a tree preservation order, or six weeks notice for trees in a conservation area. More in our guide to planning application types.

• 13 Sheen Park Richmond TW9 1UN

  24/T0955/TCA Submitted 6 Nov 2024 21m away

  T1 Pagoda tree (Sophora japonica) Re pollard. Final height = 6m and final spread = 3m.

  Granted Trees 3 docs

• 39 Sheen Park Richmond Richmond Upon Thames TW9 1UN

  05/T0167/TCA Submitted 28 Feb 2005 36m away

  T1 - Cherry (Prunus spp.) - Fell to ground level.

  Granted Trees

• 44, Flat 1, Sheen Park, Richmond, TW9 1UW

  PA26/0794 Submitted 6 Mar 2026 43m away

  Proposed rear extension.

  Granted Full applications Extension 12 docs

• 41 Sheen Park Richmond TW9 1UN

  24/2486/HOT Submitted 3 Oct 2024 43m away

  Erection of single storey side and rear extension, AC unit with acoustic enclosure, following demolition of existing conservatory.

  Granted Householder Extension Demolition 18 docs
  Small domestic

• 24 Sheen Park Richmond TW9 1UW

  24/T0851/TCA Submitted 14 Oct 2024 44m away

  I want to fell the Robinia Pseudoacacia at the end of my garden, next to the rear wall. It is 40-50 years and is leaning towards Alton Rd (directly behind my wall) where cars park. It also has developed fungus at the bottom of the main trunk. I already have a Ginkgo Biloba nearby, which I planted approx 20 years, and provides alternative habitat for birds and wildlife.

  Granted Trees 4 docs

• 22 Sheen Park Richmond Richmond Upon Thames TW9 1UW

  05/T0580/TCA Submitted 4 Oct 2005 44m away

  T1 - Robinia pseudoacaia - Crown thin by 30% Lift to 4 metres. T2 - Leyland Cypress (Cupressocyparis leylandii) - Fell.

  Granted Trees

• PA26/3103 Awaiting decision

  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.

  8 Sep 2026 Trees
• PA26/3101 Awaiting decision

  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.

  8 Sep 2026 Trees
• PA26/2625 Granted

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

  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.

  28 Jul 2026 Trees
• PA26/2576 Granted

  St Mary Magdalen Church, North Worple Way, London, SW14 8PR

  Tree T03 Silver Birch Betula pendula Remove major dead wood Tree T11 Common Yew Taxus baccata Raise low canopy to 3m and prune crown to clear mausoleum by 1m. Tree T17 Wild Cherry Prunus avium Remove major dead wood Tree T19 Common Lime Tilia europaea Remove basal sucker growth and survey internal trunk decay Tree T24 Common Lime Tilia europaea Remove basal sucker growth and survey internal trunk decay Tree T27 Common Ash Fraxinus excelsior Remove major dead wood Tree T30 Pissards Plum Prunus atropurpurea Prune dead and decayed branches to 1m stubs (for wildlife) and prune remainder of tree by up to 2m restore an aesthetic shape. Tree T32 Common Ash Fraxinus excelsior Fell to near ground level and treat stump with herbicide Tree T33 Common Ash Fraxinus excelsior Fell to near ground level and treat stump with herbicide Tree T34 Common Hawthorn Crataegus monogyna Survey annually for branch safety or prune to reduce height by 2m Tree T35 Common Hawthorn Crataegus monogyna Prune to reduce height of crown by 3m and crown radius by approximately 1-1.5m. Tree T38 Golden Robinia Robinia pseudoacacia 'Frisia' Remove central limb to fork and prune to reduce the height of the remainder of the crown by 4m and radius by 1-2m Tree T39 Cherry & Horse Chestnut Prunus & Aesculus Remove dead cherry in the group to ground level Tree T42 Sycamore Acer pseudoplatanus Fell to near ground level and treat stump with herbicide Tree T43 Lawson Cypress Chamaecyparis lawsoniana Fell to ground level Tree T46 Common Ash Fraxinus excelsior Fell to near ground level and treat stump with herbicide Tree T47 Common Holly Ilex aquifolium Fell to near ground level and treat stump with herbicide Tree T49 Wild Cherry Prunus avium Fell to near ground level Tree T51 Wild Cherry Prunus avium Remove major dead wood Tree T52 Wild Cherry Prunus avium Remove major dead wood and girdle ivy. Tree T55 Common Ash Fraxinus excelsior Remove major deadwood Tree T56 Common Ash Fraxinus excelsior Remove major deadwood Tree T58 Common Lime Tilia europaea Remove basal sucker growth and survey internal trunk decay Tree T62 Common Ash Fraxinus excelsior Fell to near ground level and treat stump with herbicide Tree T65 Common Ash Fraxinus excelsior Fell to near ground level and treat stump with herbicide Tree T66 Common Ash Fraxinus excelsior Fell to near ground level and treat stump with herbicide Tree T67 Common Ash Fraxinus excelsior Fell to near ground level and treat stump with herbicide

  24 Jul 2026 Trees
• PA26/3083 Granted

  Fulwell Golf Club, Wellington Road, Hampton, TW12 1JY

  5 DAY DANGEROUS TREE NOTICE - Oak Tree on the golf course. The reason for the emergency, is that A huge huge limb came down and the rest of the oak is seriously in danger of snapping

  4 Sep 2026 Trees