56 Nightingale Lane SW12 8NY

This site has had 2 applications since 2026: 1 approved, 0 refused.

• 2026/1520 Awaiting decision

  56 Nightingale Lane SW12 8NY

  Rear garden - Ash Tree 20% Crown reduction (shorten branches by 2m). Sycamore 20% Crown reduction (shorten branches by 2m). Excessive shading. Prudent, periodic tree management.

  Submitted 2 Jul 2026

1. 2 Jul 2026

   Received by Wandsworth

2. 25 Jul 2026

   Added to PlanIndex

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• 56 Nightingale Lane SW12 8NY

  2026/1520 Submitted 2 Jul 2026 0.1 miles away

  89% historically approved · decision due ~27 Aug

  Rear garden - Ash Tree 20% Crown reduction (shorten branches by 2m). Sycamore 20% Crown reduction (shorten branches by 2m). Excessive shading. Prudent, periodic tree management.

  Awaiting decision Trees

• 69 A Nightingale Lane SW12 8LY

  2019/5059 Submitted 20 Nov 2019 0.1 miles away

  Rear Garden: T1 Cherry - Reduce limbs overhanging the row of garages by 3m.

  Decided Trees 3 docs

• 185 Ramsden Road SW12 8RG

  2025/3834 Submitted 3 Oct 2025 0.1 miles away

  Rear T1 Strawberry Tree x 1 (Arbutus unedo) This tree has not been maintained in some time. Suggested work: - Reduce back to the previous points of reduction leaving foliage where possible. Rear T2 Lime x 1 (Tilia spp) These pleached lime trees surround the perimeter of the garden. They are due to be maintained in line with their pruning cycle. Suggested work: - Reduce to the previous points of reduction approx 3m Rear T3 Lime x 1 (Tilia spp) This previously pollarded lime tree is due to be pruned in line with its pruning cycle. Suggested work: - Reduce to the previous points of reduction approx 2.5m and remove epicormic growth. Rear T4 Magnolia x 1 (Magnolia spp) This tree is starting to shade the plant bed below and grow out of shape. Suggested work: - Reduce and shape by 0.5-1 m all round. - Remove climber Rear T5 Atlas Cedar x 1 (Cedrus atlantica) This large tree is well maintained but there is some concern about the roots due to its proximity to the property and the sail effect in high winds. Suggested work( Option 1 ) - Reduce in height by 4-5 m to reduce the sail effect and prevent failure in high winds. Rear T5 Atlas Cedar x 1 (Cedrus atlantica) (Option 2) Suggested works- Fell to ground level and treat stump. Front T6 Holm Oak (Evergreen) x 1(Quercus ilex) This tree grows over the road and is due to be pruned in line with its pruning cycle. Suggested work: - Reduce to the previous points of reduction Approx 2-3m Front T7 Holly x 1 (Ilex aquifolium) This holly tree is starting to decline. Suggested work: - Remove main stem to leave lower growth below to form a new bush.

  Withdrawn Trees 1 doc

• 77 Nightingale Lane SW12 8LY

  2026/2107 Submitted 24 Jun 2026 0.1 miles away

  Alterations including installation of replacement external doors and glazed timber windows to rear and side at first and third floor levels.

  Granted Windows or glazing

• Pipers Court 79 Nightingale Lane London SW12 8LY

  2021/4424 Submitted 23 Sep 2021 0.1 miles away

  89% historically approved · decision due ~18 Nov

  The works comprise two connected elements. Firstly the installation of a shed in the back garden of a grade II listed building and secondly the installation of a trellis around the back garden perimeter wall. Photographs of the existing back garden wall wall are enclosed with this application. The shed is a wooden "pent" design which is 3.09m wide, 1.18 m deep and 1.81m high at its lowest point to 2m high at its highest point. The shed is free-standing and sits on an area of paving. It is not fixed to any wall or to the ground. The shed is located at the south western corner of the garden as far away from the house as possible, to minimise the impact on the setting of the house. The shed has already been erected, and is required to store residents bicycles and gardening equipment (the aim being to avoid people carrying their bikes up and down the communal hallway in the house which has been causing significant damage to the interior of the building historically). The rear garden of the house is bounded on 2 sides by a perimeter wall of modern red brick construction. It is particularly unattractive. The site is on a slight slope so the wall is 1.4m high at its southern end rising to 1.5m high adjacent to the entrance to the site. These heights are taken from within the garden. The boundary wall runs parallel with Endlesham Road. The garden is slightly raised above pavement level so the height of the wall is higher if measured from the pavement. These heights are 1.91m at the southern end of the site falling to 1.77m adjacent to the site entrance. The shed (which is located at the southern end of the site) sticks up above the wall by 40cm. The works involve adding a 50cm high trellis along the length of the rear perimeter wall. The trellis is to be good quality wooden square trellis panels fixed to the top of the boundary wall. The aim of the trellis is three-fold: Firstly to shield the shed from the street, lessening its impact on neighbours; Secondly to provide a mo

  Awaiting decision Full applications
  Small domestic

• 59 Sudbrooke Road SW12 8TQ

  2026/0489 Submitted 5 Feb 2026 0.1 miles away

  Details of SAP (carbon reductions) and water consumption pursuant to conditions 6 and 7 of planning permission dated 30/11/2020 ref 2020/2797 (Demolition of existing house and erection of two six-bedroom two- storey semi-detached single dwellinghouses (with basement and attic accommodation).)

  Granted Full applications Demolition 5 docs