Planning application
Land In Front Of 1 - 19 Clifton Gardens London
Works: Trees
Withdrawn before a decision, so it carries no planning weight. A revised scheme can be submitted at any time.
Proposal
6 x Limes (T2, T3, T4, T5, T8, T9): Trim the crown on both the roadside and building side by up to 3 metres, reducing the overall height accordingly. Remove epicormic growth from the stem up to the crown break, and thin the remaining crown epicormic by 50%.
As published by the council, reference 26/05181/TPO
Application record
- Reference
- 26/05181/TPO
- Category
- Trees
- Status
- Withdrawn
- Received
- 24 Jul 2026
- Validated
- 3 Aug 2026
- Ward
- Little Venice
Site history
Applications at this address on the Westminster register
This site has had 4 applications since 2026.
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26/06866/TPO Decided
Land In Front Of 1 - 19 Clifton Gardens London
6 x Limes: reduce lateral growth to previous, most recent reduction points retaining shortened furnishing growth. Reduce any previously unreduced, overextended lateral limbs into main canopy line. Remove epicormic growth from the stem up to the crown break and crown lift twiggy growth only to 5m. Remove dead wood. 1 x Lime (outside no 11): in addition to the above works: shorten two vertical branches growing from the lowest limb over the road by approx. 2-3m to balance.
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26/06828/TCA Decided
Land In Front Of 1 - 19 Clifton Gardens London
1 x Red Oak (larger tree): Reduce over-extended lateral growth in lower crown by approximately 3-4m and lateral growth in upper crown by approximately 1-2m (not exceeding midpoint of access road), pruning back to suitable growth points and tapering into the upper crown, without undertaking any height reduction. Remove lowest, downwards growing branch over road back to the secondary union approximately 1.5m from main trunk. Crown lift twiggy growth to 5m, retaining all other structural limbs. 2 x Red Oak (smaller trees): Crown lift twiggy growth to 5m, retaining structural limbs.
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26/04970/TCA Withdrawn
Land In Front Of 1 - 19 Clifton Gardens London
Red Oak T1 (20M high, 500mm dia.) - Trim the crown on the roadside and building side by up to 3 metres, and lower the overall height by the same amount. Lime T2 (20m high, 600mm average dia.) - Trim the crown on both the roadside and building side by up to 3 metres, reducing the overall height accordingly. Remove epicormic growth from the stem up to the crown break, and thin the remaining crown epicormic by 50%. Lime T3 (20m high, 600mm average dia.) - Trim the crown on both the roadside and building side by up to 3 metres, reducing the overall height accordingly. Remove epicormic growth from the stem up to the crown break, and thin the remaining crown epicormic by 50%. Lime T4 (20m high, 600mm average dia.) - Trim the crown on both the roadside and building side by up to 3 metres, reducing the overall height accordingly. Remove epicormic growth from the stem up to the crown break, and thin the remaining crown epicormic by 50%. Lime T5 (20m high, 600mm average dia.) - Trim the crown on both the roadside and building side by up to 3 metres, reducing the overall height accordingly. Remove epicormic growth from the stem up to the crown break, and thin the remaining crown epicormic by 50%. Red Oak T6 (14M high, 200mm dia.) - Trim the crown on the roadside and building side by up to 2 metres, and lower the overall height by the same amount. Red Oak T7 (14M high, 200mm dia.) - Trim the crown on the roadside and building side by up to 2 metres, and lower the overall height by the same amount. Lime T8 (20m high, 600mm average dia.) - Trim the crown on both the roadside and building side by up to 3 metres, reducing the overall height accordingly. Remove epicormic growth from the stem up to the crown break, and thin the remaining crown epicormic by 50%. Lime T9 (20m high, 600mm average dia.) - Trim the crown on both the roadside and building side by up to 3 metres, reducing the overall height accordingly. Remove epicormic growth from the stem up to the crown break, an
Timeline
Dates from the published record
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24 Jul 2026
Received by Westminster
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3 Aug 2026
Validated
Checked as complete and ready for consideration.
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20 Aug 2026
Added to PlanIndex
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24 Sep 2026
Status changed to Withdrawn
Previously Pending.
Documents
Plans, drawings, consultee responses and the officer's report
8 documents on file for this application
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T3 Walnut: Raise crown over the beds by approximately 2m and clear Cherry. Reduce remaining crown back to previous and most recent reduction points up to approximately 1.5m. Thin crown density evenly throughout by 20%. T4 Walnut: Reduce back to previous and most recent points of reduction up to approximately 1.5m. Thin crown density by 20%. Remove dead wood. T5 Fig: Reduce lateral growth hard back garden side by approximately 1.25-1.5m. Reduce crown height back to previous points of reduction (approximately 1.4m). T7 Mulberry: Reduce crown road side by approximately 1.2m. Raise crown road side by approximately 1.2m. Thin crown density throughout by 20%. Reduce remaining over extended branches which protrude from the main crown structure back in to the main crown.
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26/07241/TCA Awaiting decision
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T1 - Mature Sycamore- Carry out a crown reduction of up to 3m in height and up to 2m laterally back to the previous, most recent established pruning points, retaining a balanced crown structure and natural form. Pruning cuts will be made to suitable growth points. T2 - Field Maple- Undertake a crown reduction of approx 2m in height and 1.5m laterally appropriate to the tree?s condition, structure and previous pruning history, whilst retaining a natural crown shape and viable growth points. Where suitable, reduce the crown to the previous reduction points, pruning back to appropriate secondary branches or growth points to create a balanced, natural-flowing canopy outline. As an Arboricultural Approved contractor (#AC2626), all works will be undertaken in accordance with BS39982010 - Tree Work - Recommendations. Reason for work: General tree maintenance
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26/07207/TCA Awaiting decision
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26/07205/TPO Awaiting decision
Garden Enclosure Portman Square London W1H 6LJ
T8 - CHERRY - - End-weight reduction - Specified extent Reduce crown of NE stem by 1 .5m, reducing load on decay canker and subsequent risk of failure. T22 - ACER - Prune from adjacent structure to clear lamp column by 1 meter T24 - CHERRY - - Lift low canopy - Pedestrian clearance to 4.5m over road. T37 - CHERRY - Remove faulted limb / limbs Remove lowest south facing branch to stem. G73 - CERCIS CANADENSIS - Lift low canopy - Pedestrian clearance to 2.5 m over footpath.
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26/07220/TCA Awaiting decision
Overseas House Park Place London SW1A 1LR
T1 Betula jacquemontii- Fell- This tree has out grown its position in the small herbacious border and garden, it is blocking light and the roots are suppressing the growth of other ornamental shrubs and trees- The owner would like to remove it before it gets any larger- a poor choice for such a small garden, also blocking the view in to Green park. T2 Prunus sp.- Fell As above , in addition the trees lower branches have been removed and now has impaired form, is being suppressed by the London Plane tree and it has very few blossoms in the spring. If nessessary the tree owner would be prepared to replace the two trees with a more suitable tree