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(TG1) Row of trees mixed species on raised bank (North East of driveway) - Remove major deadwood and clear phone wires(TG2) Row of Oak trees (South West of driveway) - Remove major deadwood and clear phone wires(T3) Dying Ash - Section fell to ground level (height 8.0m)(T4) Dead elder - Section fell to ground level (height 2.5m)(T5) Partially dead Hawthorn - Section fell to ground level (height 2.5m)(T6) Oak - Remove lower bough over road - we previously applied to remove this bough - it has since been hit by multiple vehicles and damaged. (T7) Oak (Dead) - Remove small diameter secondary dead branches back to main trunk (height 4.0m, crown spread from 0.8m to 0.4m)

Old Alleynians Sports Ground Dulwich Common London Southwark SE21 7HA

Under consideration/assessmentReference: 26/AP/2419London Borough of Southwark

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Old Alleynians Sports Ground Dulwich Common London Southwark SE21 7HA

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Application summary

Status
Under consideration/assessment
Application type
Works to a Tree with a TPO
Received
12 Aug 2026
Validated
13 Aug 2026
Determination deadline
7 Oct 2026
Local authority
London Borough of Southwark

Application overview

(TG1) Row of trees mixed species on raised bank (North East of driveway) - Remove major deadwood and clear phone wires(TG2) Row of Oak trees (South West of driveway) - Remove major deadwood and clear phone wires(T3) Dying Ash - Section fell to ground level (height 8.0m)(T4) Dead elder - Section fell to ground level (height 2.5m)(T5) Partially dead Hawthorn - Section fell to ground level (height 2.5m)(T6) Oak - Remove lower bough over road - we previously applied to remove this bough - it has since been hit by multiple vehicles and damaged. (T7) Oak (Dead) - Remove small diameter secondary dead branches back to main trunk (height 4.0m, crown spread from 0.8m to 0.4m)

Proposal details

Reference
26/AP/2419
Ward
Dulwich Wood
Agent
Foxy Arboriculture Ltd

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Documents 5 of 5

DocumentPublishedAction
VALID APPLICATION LETTER WITH INVOICEValid Application Letter · PDF20 Aug 2026View
APPLICATION FORM - WITHOUT PERSONAL DATAApplication - Form (Without Personal data) · PDF12 Aug 2026View
TREE SURVEYTree survey or Arboricultural implications · PDF12 Aug 2026View
PHOTOGRAPHS AND PHOTOMONTAGESPhotographs and photomontages · PDF12 Aug 2026View
SKETCH PLANSketch plan · PDF12 Aug 2026View

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