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Havering planning applications

PlanningTrack collects planning applications and decisions from the public planning register of London Borough of Havering. Search an address, application reference or proposal. Official Havering website

Collected application statistics

Collected records · All available dates
27,806Searchable applications
455Recorded as pending
18%Approval rate · 4,715 approved or refused records
3,850Refused applications

865 approved · 3,850 refused · 1,114 withdrawn. Received dates in our records: 7 Aug 2000 to 19 Oct 2026. Most recent record check: 22 Oct 2026. Counts reflect the last collected status; some records may be out of date.

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  1. PP not required Conditions/ReasonsD0377.18

    Certificate of lawfulness for proposed loft conversion with rear dormer, Juliet balcony & 2No roof lights to front elevation

    1 Melksham Close Romford RM3 8QX

    Received 4 Oct 2018
  2. Apprv with cons Conditions/ReasonsP0813.25

    Extension of existing vehicle crossover and Tarmacking of Grass Verge

    311 Corbets Tey Road Upminster RM14 2DE

    Received 17 Jun 2025
  3. Apprv with cons Conditions/ReasonsP0879.26

    Erection of a single-storey detached outbuilding for use as a domestic garage to house a classic car, with associated works.

    234 Straight Road Romford RM3 8XT

    Received 20 Jul 2026
  4. UndecidedP1170.26

    Ground floor rear (and part-side) extension.

    77 Marlborough Gardens Upminster RM14 1SQ

    Received 12 Oct 2026
  5. Apprv with cons Conditions/ReasonsP1497.24

    Single storey ground floor rear extension

    14 Smithsland Road Romford RM3 9FF

    Received 11 Nov 2024
  6. Refuse Conditions/ReasonsN0046.24

    Application for a non-material amendment to planning permission Ref: P0055.24 dated 27/03/2024 to allow for Up-and-over Pitched roof revised to crown roof (Ridge height to remain), Full rendered elevation to be ground floor ashlar render with first floor brickwork (Ground floor rear extension, creation of additional floor involving installation of two front and two rear dormers and accommodation in roofspace, alterations to fenestration, demolition of existing porch and installation of canopy over front door)

    7A Nelmes Road Hornchurch RM11 3JA

    Received 10 Sept 2024
  7. PP not required Conditions/ReasonsD0288.18

    Certificate of lawfulness for proposed loft conversion with hip to gable roof alteration, rear dormer and velux rooflights.

    2B Crescent Avenue Hornchurch RM12 4ED

    Received 17 Jul 2018
  8. Withdrawn - InvalidT0153.17

    T2 Lombardy Poplar; T3 Oak of MWA Arboricultural report Works - REMOVE Reason: The above trees are considered to be responsible for root induced clay shrinkage subsidence damage to the subject property - West View, Noak Hill Road, Romford RM3 7LD Investigations in to the damage have been conducted and the following information/evidence obtained: 1. Engineering opinion is that damage is due to clay shrinkage subsidence. 2. Foundations are bearing on to clay. 3. The clay subsoil has a medium to high volume change potential (NHBC Guidelines). 4. A comparison between moisture content and the plastic and liquid limits suggested desiccation in TH/BH1B (October 2016). 5. Suction values (November 205 site investigation) indicated very severe desiccation in BH1 (BRE Digest 412) located to the left hand side of the property and closest to the offending trees. Suction values of this amplitude only arise from an external force i.e. soil drying by significant vegetation. 6. Live roots from the subject poplar were recovered from below foundation depth in TP/BH1 to a depth of 3m below ground level but may extend below this depth. No roots from the oak were recovered although this is considered to be due to the inherent limitations of the excavations and based on the size and proximity of the tree, its roots will almost certainly be present below the foundations. 7. The observed desiccation is coincident with recorded root activity. 8. Desiccation is at depths beyond ambient soil drying effects and entirely consistent with the soil drying effects of significant vegetation. 9. Level monitoring for the period 03.10.16 to 13.10.17 has recorded a cyclical pattern of movement indicative of the effects of the offending trees on soil moisture and volumes to the rear and left of the property. The uplift phase of the building can only be attributable to an expanding clay soil from a desiccated state due to the soil drying effects of the trees. 10. Drains can be discounted as a causal factor given the recorded desiccation and by reference to the level monitoring data. Established evidential and legal tests pertinent to subsidence damage claims have been met and the evidence confirms there can be no other cause of the movement and associated damage at the rear of the property other than the indirect influence of the subject trees. Given the proximity of the trees to the property, removal offers the only predictable arboricultural solution in abating their influence. Pruning does not constitute a viable long term alternative solution in restoring stability.

    West View Noak Hill Road ROMFORD RM3 7LD

    Received 26 Oct 2017
  9. Pr App Not Req'dY0411.17

    Single storey rear extension with an overall depth of 4m from the original rear wall of the dwelling house, a maximum height of 3.5m and an eaves height of 2.7m (PRIOR APPROVAL)

    61 Northdown Road Hornchurch RM11 1NF

    Received 12 Dec 2017
  10. Refuse (Appealed) Conditions/ReasonsP0715.24

    One detached 3xbed, two storey dwelling with parking, vehicle crossovers and amenities following demolition of existing garage

    83 Cecil Avenue Hornchurch RM11 2ND

    Received 20 May 2024
  11. UndecidedP1113.26

    Erection of a two storey 2 bed 3 person dwelling with associated parking, amenity space and vehicular crossover following demolition of existing detached garage

    58 Leyburn Crescent Romford RM3 8RT

    Received 23 Sept 2026
  12. Pr App Not Req'dY0046.15

    Single storey rear extension with an overall depth of 4m from the original rear wall of the dwelling house, a maximum height of 3m and an eaves height of 3m

    132 Moor Lane Cranham Upminster RM14 1ET

    Received 20 Feb 2015
  13. Apprv with cons Conditions/ReasonsP0803.19

    Change of use from B1 to D2 indoor Bouldering (climbing) facility.

    Unit 5 5 Brooklands Approach Romford RM1 1DX

    Received 18 May 2019
  14. Pr App Refused Conditions/ReasonsY0082.18

    Single storey rear extension with an overall depth of 5m from the original rear wall of the dwelling house, a maximum height of 3m and an eaves height of 2.7m (PRIOR APPROVAL)

    183 Chippenham Road Romford RM3 8HT

    Received 27 Feb 2018
  15. Refuse Conditions/ReasonsP1789.23

    Proposed double garage with connecting walkway to house

    46 Nelmes Way Hornchurch RM11 2QZ

    Received 4 Dec 2023
  16. Apprv with cons Conditions/ReasonsP0441.17

    Proposed conversion of conservatory to a habitable room, to include roof lanterns.

    66 Glebe Way Hornchurch RM11 3RS

    Received 15 Mar 2017
  17. DOC NO DischargeQ0212.19

    Retrospective application for erection of extension (refrigerator) at the side of property, extension of seating area adjacent to Butts Green Road and enclosure for external seating areas/access. P1828.18 Conditions(s) 2, 3

    2 Berther Road Hornchurch RM11 3HS

    Received 8 Aug 2019
  18. Apprv with cons Conditions/ReasonsP1176.17

    Proposed single and part two storey rear extension

    81 Lowshoe Lane ROMFORD RM5 2AS

    Received 13 Jul 2017
  19. Prior App COU Given Conditions/ReasonsJ0023.16

    Prior approval for the change of use of offices (Class B1a) to form 5no. flats

    54 Station Lane Hornchurch RM12 6NB

    Received 29 Nov 2016
  20. Apprv with cons Conditions/ReasonsP0661.15

    Proposed single storey rear extension

    94 Aldborough Road Upminster RM14 2RS

    Received 8 May 2015
  21. Apprv with cons Conditions/ReasonsP0942.23

    Single/two storey side and rear and single storey front extension.

    3 THE GLADE UPMINSTER RM14 3YX

    Received 14 Jun 2023
  22. Tree Work App + Cond Conditions/ReasonsT0104.26

    T1 - Oak - Crown lift up to 5m above main access point. The tree on front gates is overhanging and blocking gates, and overhanging when cars going in and out and need pruning. T2 - dead - Fell tree to ground level. The tree in the middle is dead and roots damaging drive and the tree next to it also has damaged the wall which is looking likely to collapse

    The Earles Broxhill Road Havering-atte-bower Romford RM4 1QJ

    Received 14 Aug 2026
  23. Withdrawn - InvalidD0223.19

    Certificate of lawfulness for outbuilding in rear garden.

    76 Lodge Lane Romford RM5 2EJ

    Received 24 May 2019
  24. Refuse Conditions/ReasonsP0316.26

    Proposed boundary wall and gates

    Parklands 110 Lower Bedfords Road Romford RM1 4DQ

    Received 17 Mar 2026

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These figures describe applications collected by PlanningTrack for London Borough of Havering, across all dates currently available. They are a partial dataset, rather than an authority-wide performance measure. The date range does not establish continuous historical coverage.

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