Beech tree (T1) to be reduced approx 3-4M, approx 1.5M below previous points. Tree is becoming large and dense and is blocking light to neighbouring gardens and properties. Neighbours have raised concerns of subsidence issues. Mixed prunus trees (G1) to be crown reduced approx 1m-1.5m. Trees are becoming elongated and blocking light as well as susceptible to branch failure
53 High Street Hampton TW12 2SX
The case officer will be assessing the entire case in detail as well as reviewing any comments submitted.Reference: PA26/3181London Borough of Richmond upon Thames
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Application location
53 High Street Hampton TW12 2SX
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Application summary
Status
The case officer will be assessing the entire case in detail as well as reviewing any comments submitted.
Application type
Works to Tree/s in Conservation Area
Received
14 Sept 2026
Validated
15 Sept 2026
Determination deadline
26 Oct 2026
Local authority
London Borough of Richmond upon Thames
Application overview
Beech tree (T1) to be reduced approx 3-4M, approx 1.5M below previous points. Tree is becoming large and dense and is blocking light to neighbouring gardens and properties. Neighbours have raised concerns of subsidence issues. Mixed prunus trees (G1) to be crown reduced approx 1m-1.5m. Trees are becoming elongated and blocking light as well as susceptible to branch failure
Proposal details
Reference
PA26/3181
Alternative references
PP-15222698
Ward
Hampton Ward [HPT]
Agent
Cobbett
UPRN
10002262064
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