200 Sutherland Avenue London W9 1RX

This site has had 3 applications since 2026.

• 26/02937/TDD Awaiting decision

  200 Sutherland Avenue London W9 1RX

  Horse chestnut T1 - fell due to risk of failure due to root damage / severance. The tree stands on the corner of two roads which includes a junction and has had numerous significant buttress roots severely damaged adjacent to the stem as well as root severance occurring slightly further away from stem. Tree already had restricted rooting due to growing in raised bed of approximately 2sqm size. Root damage must be considered to result in intolerable risk to surrounding targets. Tree to be replaced with 20-25cm Koelreuteria paniculata planted in approximately same location but lower level.

  Submitted 5 May 2026 Trees
• 26/02937/TCA Awaiting decision

  200 Sutherland Avenue London W9 1RX

  Horse chestnut T1 - fell due to risk of failure due to root damage / severance. The tree stands on the corner of two roads which includes a junction and has had numerous significant buttress roots severely damaged adjacent to the stem as well as root severance occurring slightly further away from stem. Tree already had restricted rooting due to growing in raised bed of approximately 2sqm size. Root damage must be considered to result in intolerable risk to surrounding targets. Tree to be replaced with 20-25cm Koelreuteria paniculata planted in approximately same location but lower level.

  Submitted 5 May 2026 Trees

1. 27 Feb 2026

   Received by Westminster

2. 21 Jul 2026

   Added to PlanIndex

3. Decision

   Awaiting decision

   Decision expected by 24 April 2026, 8 weeks from validation under the statutory target for most applications. Extensions of time are common and are agreed case by case.

   Westminster took a median of 66 days over the applications it decided in the last year.

This application is with Westminster for determination, against a statutory target of eight weeks. Over the last year Westminster decided tree works applications in a median of 39 days. More in our guide to how long planning decisions take.

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• 196 Sutherland Avenue London W9 1RX

  25/06372/TCA Submitted 8 Sep 2025 50 yards away

  1 x lime (T1, rear): crown reduce to previous, most recent reduction points, retaining shortened furnishing growth and at least 50% of fine branch structure for crown continuity.

  Granted Trees 8 docs

• 200 Sutherland Avenue London W9 1RX

  26/02937/TDD Submitted 5 May 2026 50 yards away

  100% historically approved · decision due ~30 Jun

  Horse chestnut T1 - fell due to risk of failure due to root damage / severance. The tree stands on the corner of two roads which includes a junction and has had numerous significant buttress roots severely damaged adjacent to the stem as well as root severance occurring slightly further away from stem. Tree already had restricted rooting due to growing in raised bed of approximately 2sqm size. Root damage must be considered to result in intolerable risk to surrounding targets. Tree to be replaced with 20-25cm Koelreuteria paniculata planted in approximately same location but lower level.

  Awaiting decision Trees 13 docs

• 200 Sutherland Avenue London W9 1RX

  26/02937/TCA Submitted 5 May 2026 50 yards away

  100% historically approved · decision due ~30 Jun

  Horse chestnut T1 - fell due to risk of failure due to root damage / severance. The tree stands on the corner of two roads which includes a junction and has had numerous significant buttress roots severely damaged adjacent to the stem as well as root severance occurring slightly further away from stem. Tree already had restricted rooting due to growing in raised bed of approximately 2sqm size. Root damage must be considered to result in intolerable risk to surrounding targets. Tree to be replaced with 20-25cm Koelreuteria paniculata planted in approximately same location but lower level.

  Awaiting decision Trees 13 docs

• 192 Sutherland Avenue London W9 1RX

  26/03055/FULL Submitted 8 May 2026 50 yards away

  87% historically approved · decision due ~14 Jul

  Erection of first floor side extension, demolition of outbuilding to rear and construction of replacement single-storey studio and landscaping/decking works to garden.

  Awaiting decision Full applications Extension Demolition 23 docs
  Small domestic

• Ground Floor Flat 5 Lauderdale Road London W9 1LT

  26/05326/NMA Submitted 6 Aug 2026 100 yards away

  93% historically approved · decision due ~1 Oct

  Amendments to planning permission dated 30th July 2026 (RN 26/03594/FULL) for the Demolition of side elevation concrete steps and glazed canopy with replacement of new steps and portico; Render finish to existing boundary wall and replacement of timber slatted fence with black metal railings; and other associated works. (Retrospective). NAMELY, New area (8.5 sqm) of decking to garden.

  Decided Amendments Demolition Windows or glazing
  Small domestic

• St Josephs RC Primary School Lanark Road London W9 1DF

  25/06257/FULL Submitted 3 Sep 2025 100 yards away

  Alterations to boundary treatment including replacement of existing bow top fencing and addition of new bow top fencing to height of 1.8m along site boundary line and on top of boundary walls in places along Sutherland Avenue, Randolph Avenue & Lanark Road.

  Granted Full applications 17 docs

• 26/06333/TCA Awaiting decision

  Basement 17 Claverton Street London SW1V 3AY

  Removal of an overgrown and poor specimen Leyland cypress tree in a confined space in the rear garden of 17 Claverton Street, Sw1v 3AY. We wish to remove this tree and replace it with a semi mature Amelanchier Lamarckii which is more appropriate for the space.

  Received 16 Sep, published by the council 17 Sep 2026 Trees
• 26/06346/TPO Awaiting decision

  Crown Court 123 Park Road London NW8 7JH

  Front T1 Lime x 1 (Tilia spp) This 12m triple stem mature lime tree has previously been reduced, its cyclical prune is now due. The lateral growth is touching the windows and hangs low over the road. Suggested work: - crown reduction - reduce height 2m back to previous reduction points - reduce the lateral growth 2-2.5m back to previous reduction points, leaving furnishing growth - retain 50% of internal fine branch structure Front T2 Lime x 1 (Tilia spp) This 12m triple stem mature lime tree has previously been reduced, its cyclical prune is now due. The lateral growth is touching the windows and hangs low over the road. Suggested work: - crown reduction - reduce height 2m back to previous reduction points - reduce the lateral growth 2-2.5m back to previous reduction points, leaving furnishing growth - retain 50% of internal fine branch structure Front T3 London Plane x 1 (Platanus x hispanica) This 16m mature London plane has previously been pollarded, its cyclical prune is now due. Regrowth is touching the building and encroaching upon the balconies. Suggested work:- reduce all round 2-3m back to previous

  Received 16 Sep, published by the council 17 Sep 2026 Trees
• 26/06307/TCA Awaiting decision

  140 Loudoun Road London NW8 0ND

  T1 Acer reduce by cira 1.5m to suitable pruning points T2 Mature apple tree - Crown lift to 2.5 metres from the ground and cut back from the public infrastructure. T3 Magnolia grandiflora - reduce by 1.5m and cut back from building creating a clearance of 2m T4 - Apple Tree - Remove deadwood and reduce crown by 1m Reason for work: General tree maintenance

  Received 15 Sep, published by the council 17 Sep 2026 Trees
• 26/06302/TCA Awaiting decision

  Old Admiralty Building Spring Gardens London SW1A 2AH

  fell to 50mm from ground level Cherry trees in pots in courtyard (G1 - trees have extensive damage to main stems and crown)

  Received 15 Sep, published by the council 17 Sep 2026 Trees
• 26/06282/TCA Awaiting decision

  13 Randolph Crescent London W9 1DP

  T4 - Reduce magnolia crown by 0.5?1m and thin by 10-15% all around, and remove any deadwood whilst retaining furnishing growth. This is to allow more light through the canopy and maintain the crown at a manageable size.

  Received 14 Sep, published by the council 17 Sep 2026 Trees