London Borough of Islington
Planning applications.

1. FINAL DECISIONP2026/0877/TRE

   T1 - bay tree (10m) - reduce height by approximately 6m to previous pruning points and trim sides with hedge cutters.

   5B, Wallace Road, London, N1 2PG

   Received 31 Mar 2026
2. FINAL DECISIONP2026/0890/FUL

   Amalgamation of 2 flats to form a single dwellinghouse. Construction of ground floor rear infill extension and replacement rear window. Construction of rear dormer loft extension and front rooflights.

   131 St Thomas's Road, London, N4 2QJ

   Received 1 Apr 2026
3. FINAL DECISIONP2026/1097/LBC

   Replacement of existing single-glazed timber sash windows with slimline double-glazed timber sash windows

   1, Flat 2, Compton Terrace, London, N1 2UN

   Received 27 Apr 2026
4. FINAL DECISIONP2026/1291/FUL

   Replacement of the existing white timber framed single glazed windows and door with new white double glazed aluminium framed windows.

   55 Halton Road, London, N1 2EN

   Received 18 May 2026
5. FINAL DECISIONP2026/1582/AOD

   Approval of details pursuant to Condition 5 (Cycle Parking), 7 (Inclusive Design) and 8 (Accessible Homes) of Planning Permission P2025/0580/FUL, dated 23/09/2025 for the 'Erection of two storey rear extension at first and second floor level (following part-demolition of existing building) to deliver 2 x 2 bed units. Replacement of existing hipped roof with mansard roof to create enlarged third floor unit. Associated external alterations. Installation of ASHPs'.

   124 - 128 Ball's Pond Road, London, N1 4AE

   Received 17 Jun 2026
6. FINAL DECISIONP2026/1806/FUL

   Shopfront alteration including installation of a recessed glazed entrance door, display of facsia lettering and a projecting sign

   Ground Floor, 64 Cross Street, London, N1 2BA

   Received 8 Jul 2026
7. FINAL DECISIONP2026/1948/TRE

   Proposed Tree Works and Justification Following an inspection of the rear gardens at 6 and 8 Oakley Road, it was found that vigorous growth of Russian vine (Fallopia baldschuanica) and ivy is affecting the health and condition of the existing trees. No. 6 Oakley Road Russian vine appears to have grown from No. 6 and spread into the neighbouring property at No. 8. The climber has formed a substantial mass within the tree canopy, obscuring the condition of the tree. Proposed works: Carefully remove the Russian vine from within the tree canopy where practicable, taking care to minimise damage to the tree. Cut the Russian vine back to ground level and remove as much growth as practicable to prevent further encroachment. Justification: The Russian vine is a vigorous climber that is overwhelming the tree canopy. Its removal will reduce excessive loading, improve the tree's health and structural condition, and prevent further suppression of the tree. No. 8 Oakley Road The lime tree is heavily infested with both Russian vine and ivy, which are progressively smothering and constricting the tree. Proposed works: Remove the Russian vine and ivy from the lime tree where practicable, avoiding unnecessary damage to the tree. Cut both climbers back to ground level to prevent continued growth into the canopy. Justification: The removal of these invasive climbers is necessary to prevent further suppression and strangulation of the lime tree, improving its long-term health, vitality and structural integrity. AMENDMENT FOLLOWING EMAIL - CONTINGENCY WORKS REMOVED

   8 Oakley Road, London, N1 3LS

   Received 22 Jul 2026
8. FINAL DECISIONP2026/1515/FUL

   Infill existing lower ground rear lightwell with 2no new rooflights

   17 Paradise Passage, London, N7 8QN

   Received 10 Jun 2026
9. FINAL DECISIONP2026/1477/COL

   Certificate of Lawfulness (proposed) for the infilling of an underground void and formation of soft landscaped area with associated areas of hard landscaping (part-retrospective)

   Site of Public Toilets, Clerkenwell Green, London, EC1R

   Received 8 Jun 2026
10. VALIDATEDP2026/2390/FUL

    Alterations to rear elevation openings and replacment of roof of existing LGF extension.

    67, Leconfield Road, London, N5 2RZ

    Received 10 Sept 2026
11. FINAL DECISIONP2026/0798/FUL

    Replacement and repositioning of ground to lower ground staircase, lowering of lower ground floor level, alterations to vaults, formation and alteration of internal openings, reconfiguration of bathrooms, upgrade and installation of air conditioning including external condenser, alterations to modern rear extension including doors and rooflights, rear garden landscaping works, erection of new garden outbuilding, and associated works [Listed Building Consent P2026/0802/LBC also submitted].

    509 Liverpool Road, London, N7 8NS

    Received 25 Mar 2026
12. FINAL DECISIONP2026/1181/TRE

    Sycamore T1 (18M high, 800mm dia.) - Raise the crown evenly all around to 5.5 metres above road level. Remove all deadwood. Horse Chestnut T2 (18M high, 800mm dia.) - Raise the crown evenly all around to 5.5 metres above road level. Remove all deadwood. Limes x 5 T3 -T7 (16-18M high, 400-700 mm dia.) - Raise the crown evenly all around to 5.5 metres above road level. Remove all deadwood. Reason: Routine trimming of trees overhanging the access road to ensure clearance and enhance natural light reaching the garages.

    39, Compton Road, London, N1 2PB

    Received 6 May 2026
13. FINAL DECISIONP2026/0998/AOD

    Approval of Details Pursuant to Condition 12 (Construction Management Plan) of Planning Permission ref: P2024/0591/FUL, dated 25/10/2024.

    50 Florence Street, London, N1 2DU

    Received 15 Apr 2026
14. FIRST STAGE REVIEWP2026/2302/LBC

    Replacement of internal flat entrance doors, architraves and fanlights, installation of new fire alarm system and emergency lighting, and replacement electrical cupboard.

    32, 34, 36 & 38, Amwell Street, London, EC1R 1XT

    Received 1 Sept 2026
15. FINAL DECISIONP2026/1308/TRE

    Central court yard includes Cherry-Ash-Silver birch-Maple-Oak- Willow and shrubs. We suggest separating the trees to give them their own spaces. Remove small self set Ash tree and hedge cut smaller hedges. This includes:- T1- Cherry 30% crown reduction and cut away from building behind to give 2m clearance. we will me removing approx 1-2m from the crown all round. T2-Ash- small self set tree, this tree will cause problems with other trees if left, we suggest removal. T3-Silver birch- slight 20% reduction and balance crown. removing 1m all round. T4-Maple- small tree growing over access road to side of building, reduce canopy by 20% to pull back. T5-Oak- Small tree, reduce canopy by 20%. T6-T7-Side of building, near bike rack, Hawthorn-Silver Birch general prune, this means to balance crown and to cut back from building and lift lower branches. G1- Left side of central court yard cut back ivy to wall and remove weight from leaning trees in this area, ideally done when nesting season is over,. Remove dead wood from climber growing ALL PRUNING IN LINE WITH BS3998 2010

    2, Greenpeace, Canonbury Villas, London, N1 2PN

    Received 18 May 2026
16. FINAL DECISIONP2026/0981/TRE

    The eucalyptus tree is causing ongoing and progressive structural damage to the property. A structural engineer’s report (attached) confirms that the tree’s proximity to the building (approximately 2.44 metres from the rear extension) and its high water demand are resulting in significant soil moisture extraction from shrinkable London Clay beneath shallow foundations. This has led to repeated cycles of clay shrinkage and rehydration, causing differential ground movement that is manifesting as cracking to the rear extension, internal walls, external masonry and associated retaining walls. The cracking is structural in nature, has reappeared following previous repairs, and is actively worsening following seasonal weather changes, demonstrating that the underlying cause remains unresolved. The report further identifies deformation and cracking of the adjacent retaining wall, which is being exacerbated by ground movement and fluctuating soil moisture conditions associated with the tree. It concludes that remedial works to the building and retaining structures will not be effective unless the influence of the tree is removed, and that continued retention of the eucalyptus will result in ongoing and potentially increasing damage. On this basis, the structural engineer considers the tree to be a material and significant contributing factor to the damage currently occurring and recommends its removal as a necessary prerequisite to stabilising the property and preventing further deterioration. Species: Eucalyptus (gum tree) Quantity: One (1) Location: Rear garden of the property, positioned approximately 2.44m from the rear extension retaining wall and shallow foundations. Description: Mature eucalyptus tree with a substantial canopy and trunk diameter consistent with maturity (as shown and described in the attached structural engineer’s report). Proposed works: Removal of one mature eucalyptus tree. Method: Controlled and staged removal, commencing with crown reduction followed by phased removal of the main stem, in accordance with the recommendations set out in the attached structural engineer’s report. Stump treatment: The stump to be cut down to near ground level and treated to prevent regrowth. Full stump grubbing is not proposed at this stage to avoid sudden soil disturbance and rapid rehydration of shrinkable clay soils. Reasoning: The staged approach is intended to manage the risk of post-removal ground heave and to allow gradual rebalancing of soil moisture conditions.

    123 Highbury New Park, London

    Received 14 Apr 2026
17. FINAL DECISIONP2026/1729/LBC

    Replacement of internal flat entrance doors, architraves and fanlights, installation of new fire alarm system, and replacement of electrical cupboard.

    31 Cloudesley Square, London

    Received 30 Jun 2026
18. FINAL DECISIONP2026/0873/NMA

    Application for a non-material amendment to planning permission reference P2023/1070/FUL, dated: 13/06/2024 to amend the description of development.

    99 City Road, London, EC1Y 1AX

    Received 31 Mar 2026
19. FINAL DECISIONP2026/0680/FUL

    Erection of a single-storey rear side return extension, including the installation of new patio doors and new rooflights to existing single-storey rear extension with dark timber cladding to rear extensions.

    Flat A, 56 Sotheby Road, London, N5 2UR

    Received 11 Mar 2026
20. FINAL DECISIONP2026/0502/FUL

    Change of use from live/work unit to residential only (Use Class C3)

    29 Britton Street, London, EC1M 5UH

    Received 23 Feb 2026
21. FINAL DECISIONP2026/2175/TRE

    T1 - Existing Fruit Tree to be removed to facilitate proposed garden design including planting of14No. new trees. T2 - Existing Fruit Tree to be removed to facilitate proposed garden design including planting of14No. new trees. Also refer to drawing 22005_10_002_Block Plan_REV_P01 and document 22005_DC_260811_6 Highbury Hill_Tree Removal Document

    6, Highbury Hill, London, N5 1AL

    Received 12 Aug 2026
22. FINAL DECISIONP2026/1187/COL

    Erection of rear outrigger dormer extension.

    14 Canning Road, London, N5 2JS

    Received 6 May 2026
23. VALIDATEDP2026/2354/COL

    Certificate of Lawful (Existing) Use for the conversion of the property into 8No. self-contained residential units.

    123 Offord Road, London, N1 1PQ

    Received 7 Sept 2026
24. FINAL DECISIONP2026/1252/FUL

    Installation of additional plant equipment, comprising 12no. condensers within existing enclosure at roof level.

    Alphabeta Building, 2 Worship Street, London

    Received 12 May 2026

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