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5105 Lombardy Poplar (Populus nigra 'Italica') - Reduce height by around 1/3, 9m. Final height = 16m and final spread = 5m. 5140 Tree Of Heaven (Alianthus altissima) - Fell to ground level - policy to remove non native species to encourage and retain native 5444 False Acacia (Robinia pseudoacacia) - to lessen the loading on lower stem, crown volume reduction - shorten the longest apical branch lengths by c.2.5m to establish a smaller crown mass - Due to the asymmetric crown shape, the northeast and east branch lengths will need to be shortened by the same amount whilst the remaining lateral branch can be left to help develop a more uniform crown shape. Final height 19m, final spread 15m 6026 Turkey Oak (Quercus cerris) - Fell to ground level. Non native species and is part of pour policy to remove non native specied to encourage and retain non native species.

Fulham Palace Bishop'S Avenue, London, SW6 6EA

Pending recommendationReference: 2026/00264/TREELondon Borough of Hammersmith & Fulham

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Application summary

Status
Pending recommendation
Application type
Not published
Received
2 Feb 2026
Validated
2 Feb 2026
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
London Borough of Hammersmith & Fulham

Application overview

5105 Lombardy Poplar (Populus nigra 'Italica') - Reduce height by around 1/3, 9m. Final height = 16m and final spread = 5m. 5140 Tree Of Heaven (Alianthus altissima) - Fell to ground level - policy to remove non native species to encourage and retain native 5444 False Acacia (Robinia pseudoacacia) - to lessen the loading on lower stem, crown volume reduction - shorten the longest apical branch lengths by c.2.5m to establish a smaller crown mass - Due to the asymmetric crown shape, the northeast and east branch lengths will need to be shortened by the same amount whilst the remaining lateral branch can be left to help develop a more uniform crown shape. Final height 19m, final spread 15m 6026 Turkey Oak (Quercus cerris) - Fell to ground level. Non native species and is part of pour policy to remove non native specied to encourage and retain non native species.

Proposal details

Reference
2026/00264/TREE
Ward
Palace And Hurlingham
Agent
Miss Susan Cook / The Tree Company (London) Ltd

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Fulham Palace Bishop'S Avenue, London, SW6 6EA

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APPLICATIONFORMREDACTEDCouncil documentNot publishedView
FULHAM PALACE MAP FEB 2026Council documentNot publishedView
TCR-516-24 FULHAM PALACE GARDENS SW6 6EA CO THE TREE COMPANYCouncil documentNot publishedView
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT TREECouncil documentNot publishedView

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