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T1 ??? Apple (Malus domestica) Height: approx. 7 m Lateral spread: approx. 6 m Proposed works: Fell to ground level. Justification: The tree is multi-stemmed from approximately 1.2 m with a severely decayed point of union and included bark. Extensive deadwood is present throughout the crown, indicating advanced physiological decline and a significantly increased risk of failure. The tree has been heavily colonised by ivy for a prolonged period, which has obscured defects and contributed to the deterioration of the stem wood, now showing signs of crumbling decay. The tree has outgrown the confines of the garden and results in substantial shading, adversely affecting the usability of the space. It is an ornamental apple tree that does not produce fruit and therefore offers limited functional benefit. Overall amenity value is low, further reduced by the tree not being visible from the public highway. In addition, a boundary fence is required to be installed in accordance with the lease pl... read more

394 Fulham Palace Road, London, SW6 6HU

Under AssessmentReference: P/2026/00580/TREELondon Borough of Hammersmith & Fulham

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Status
Under Assessment
Application type
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Received
14 Feb 2026
Validated
16 Feb 2026
Determination deadline
30 Mar 2026
Local authority
London Borough of Hammersmith & Fulham

Application overview

T1 ??? Apple (Malus domestica) Height: approx. 7 m Lateral spread: approx. 6 m Proposed works: Fell to ground level. Justification: The tree is multi-stemmed from approximately 1.2 m with a severely decayed point of union and included bark. Extensive deadwood is present throughout the crown, indicating advanced physiological decline and a significantly increased risk of failure. The tree has been heavily colonised by ivy for a prolonged period, which has obscured defects and contributed to the deterioration of the stem wood, now showing signs of crumbling decay. The tree has outgrown the confines of the garden and results in substantial shading, adversely affecting the usability of the space. It is an ornamental apple tree that does not produce fruit and therefore offers limited functional benefit. Overall amenity value is low, further reduced by the tree not being visible from the public highway. In addition, a boundary fence is required to be installed in accordance with the lease pl... read more

Proposal details

Reference
P/2026/00580/TREE
Ward
Palace And Hurlingham
Agent
Mr ryan wileman / Treemedic LTD

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394 Fulham Palace Road, London, SW6 6HU

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