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REAR (adj playing fields): ONE dead Ash (TPO T1)(ht.18m) FELL to approx.1.5m (4 feet) above ground level.Reason: the tree has died, extensive basal decay, hollowing and deterioration of the basal structure, fungal brackets observed in 2024 by tree officer, roots also undermined by foxes, safety risk due to proximity to the Ten Em Bee sports club playing fields, an area regularly occupied by children and members of the public, and players on pitches, to reduce to safe standing stem or high stump, soft fell for possible roosting bats to retain lying timber on site, to replace with a large canopy tree for amenity, species either Oak or Hornbeam due to proximity to Beckenham Place Park SINC and River Ravensbourne, preference for small nursery stock with frequent watering regime required during growing seasons for 5 years to establish the tree.The London Borough of Lewisham (30 Ashgrove Road BR1 4JW) Tree Preservation Order 2010. Informative B: please create habitat log piles with arisings for wildlife and biodiversity.

30 ASHGROVE ROAD, BROMLEY, BR1 4JW

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Status
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Application type
Dead & Hazardous Trees
Received
7 Sept 2026
Validated
Not published
Determination deadline
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Local authority
London Borough of Lewisham

Application overview

REAR (adj playing fields): ONE dead Ash (TPO T1)(ht.18m) FELL to approx.1.5m (4 feet) above ground level.Reason: the tree has died, extensive basal decay, hollowing and deterioration of the basal structure, fungal brackets observed in 2024 by tree officer, roots also undermined by foxes, safety risk due to proximity to the Ten Em Bee sports club playing fields, an area regularly occupied by children and members of the public, and players on pitches, to reduce to safe standing stem or high stump, soft fell for possible roosting bats to retain lying timber on site, to replace with a large canopy tree for amenity, species either Oak or Hornbeam due to proximity to Beckenham Place Park SINC and River Ravensbourne, preference for small nursery stock with frequent watering regime required during growing seasons for 5 years to establish the tree.The London Borough of Lewisham (30 Ashgrove Road BR1 4JW) Tree Preservation Order 2010. Informative B: please create habitat log piles with arisings for wildlife and biodiversity.

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Reference
DC/26/145327
Ward
Downham
Agent
Inchcut Limited

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30 ASHGROVE ROAD, BROMLEY, BR1 4JW

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Decision noticeDecision · PDF16 Sept 2026View
Tree condition photosPhotographs · PDF9 Sept 2026View

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