The Quadrangle Sussex Gardens London W2 2RN

This site has had 3 applications since 2004: 3 approved, 0 refused.

• 07/05620/TPO Granted

  The Quadrangle Sussex Gardens London W2 2RN

  2 x Raywood Ash (Front): Crown reduce by 30%2 x Raywood Ash (Front): Crown reduce by 35%

  Decided 17 Jul 2007 Trees
• 04/10017/FULL Granted

  The Quadrangle Sussex Gardens London W2 2RN

  Installation of perimeter gates, the floodlighting and entry posts with integral camera to the entrance from Southwick Street and Norfolk Crescent.

  Decided 20 Mar 2005 Full applications

1. 28 Mar 2007

   Received by Westminster

2. 1 May 2007

   Decision issued: No objections

3. 29 Jul 2026

   Added to PlanIndex

Westminster granted permission on 1 May 2007, 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.

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.

• The Quadrangle Sussex Gardens London W2 2RN

  04/10017/FULL Submitted 17 Dec 2004 50 yards away

  Installation of perimeter gates, the floodlighting and entry posts with integral camera to the entrance from Southwick Street and Norfolk Crescent.

  Granted Full applications 7 docs

• The Quadrangle Sussex Gardens London W2 2RN

  07/05620/TPO Submitted 22 Jun 2007 50 yards away

  2 x Raywood Ash (Front): Crown reduce by 30%2 x Raywood Ash (Front): Crown reduce by 35%

  Granted Trees 1 doc

• 1 To 16 The Quadrangle Sussex Gardens London

  26/00204/TCA Submitted 14 Jan 2026 50 yards away

  T228 1 x silver birch: crown lift to 2.5m over footpath and road. T482, 483, 484, 485, 486, 487, 488 7 x Himalayan birch: crown lift to 3m over road/parking/footpath.

  Granted Trees 7 docs

• Wilson House 38 - 76 Sussex Gardens London W2 1UF

  25/05321/LBC Submitted 30 Jul 2025 100 yards away

  Repairs to seven original timber sash windows on the front elevation, including splicing of decayed timber rails, replacement of glazing bars and parting beads (to match existing profiles), installation of new sash cords and float glass where necessary, redecoration using heritage-appropriate materials, and replacement of two bottom sashes off-site using traditional joinery techniques.

  Granted Heritage and listed buildings Windows or glazing 8 docs

• 32 Sussex Gardens London W2 1UL

  25/06772/LBC Submitted 22 Sep 2025 100 yards away

  90% historically approved · decision due ~17 Nov

  Replacement and alterations to roof; masonry restoration; Installation of replacement timber sash windows, balcony and french doors; railing repairs; removal of external cabling; rainwater goods replacement; retention of aerial & satellite dish; external repainting and other associated works. Linked with 25/06771/FULL

  Awaiting decision Heritage and listed buildings Windows or glazing 31 docs

• 32 Sussex Gardens London W2 1UL

  25/06771/FULL Submitted 22 Sep 2025 100 yards away

  88% historically approved · decision due ~17 Nov

  Replacement and alterations to roof; masonry restoration; Installation of replacement timber sash windows, balcony and french doors; railing repairs; removal of external cabling; rainwater goods replacement; retention of aerial & satellite dish; external repainting and other associated works. Linked with 25/06772/LBC

  Awaiting decision Full applications Windows or glazing 37 docs

• 26/07520/TPO Awaiting decision

  Lords Cricket Ground St John's Wood Road London NW8 8QZ

  2 lime trees located to the west of the Allen Stand and north of Lords Tavern, by the Grace Gate entrance from St John's Wood Road. These trees are noted as T7 and T8 on attached plans and reports. Roots belonging to both trees were severed during excavations for service trenches associated with construction of the Allen Stand on site. Static load tests were carried out to both trees in April 2026, which flagged T7 as having an insufficient safety factor. T7 was therefore recommended for a 3m reduction in height to reduce the risk of failure. Due to T7 and T8 forming a continuous canopy, T8 has also been recommended for the same specification of reduction to prevent exposing its crown to excessive wind loading.

  Received 4 Nov, published by the council 6 Nov 2026 Trees
• 26/07523/TCA Awaiting decision

  Lancaster House Stable Yard Road London SW1A 1BB

  T5 - False Acacia Reduce Crown in Height (by 3m) and Shape (Specify final height and width) Reduce in height by 3m. Tag 1052 T11 Holm Oak Dismantle to ground level Tag 4049

  Received 4 Nov, published by the council 6 Nov 2026 Trees
• 26/07469/TPO Awaiting decision

  48 Craven Hill Gardens London W2 3EA

  T1 London plane: crown reduce back to previous, most recent reduction points (approx. 3-4m).

  Received 3 Nov, published by the council 6 Nov 2026 Trees
• 26/07483/TCA Awaiting decision

  144 Hamilton Terrace London NW8 9UX

  T1: Cherry: To thin by 15% T2: Group Purple Plums: 30% Thin and 1.5m reduction leaving a balanced crown shape. T3: Lime: Pollard to previous reduction points leaving some shortened furnishing growth T4: Japanese Maple: To thin crown density by 30% All works being carried out as general maintenance

  Received 3 Nov, published by the council 6 Nov 2026 Trees
• 26/07484/TCA Awaiting decision

  208 Randolph Avenue London W9 1PF

  T3 ? Sycamore (Acer pseudoplatanus), located in the rear garden of 208 Randolph Avenue, London W9 1PF. Proposed works: Fell T3 Sycamore to ground level and remove the resulting timber and arisings. The tree has been classified as Category U in the Arboricultural Implications Assessment (Report J69.34, dated 12 October 2026) prepared by Broad Oak Tree Consultants. The assessment identifies significant basal decay, a basal cavity, structural deterioration and crown dieback. The report recommends pollarding at approximately 8 metres or felling. Full removal is proposed due to the tree's poor structural condition and associated safety concerns.

  Received 3 Nov, published by the council 6 Nov 2026 Trees