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T1 Lime ? Wall partially collapsed caused by the tree growing up against it. Wall has been dismantled for safety reasons leaving the root plate partially exposed. The tree is leaning towards the building therefore H&S concern about the stability of the tree. To carefully section fell as close to ground level as possible.

18 VANBRUGH PARK, BLACKHEATH, LONDON, SE3 7AF

DecidedReference: 25/3438/TCRoyal Borough of Greenwich

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Application location

18 VANBRUGH PARK, BLACKHEATH, LONDON, SE3 7AF

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Tree works in a Conservation Area
Received
16 Oct 2025
Validated
17 Oct 2025
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Royal Borough of Greenwich

Application overview

T1 Lime ? Wall partially collapsed caused by the tree growing up against it. Wall has been dismantled for safety reasons leaving the root plate partially exposed. The tree is leaning towards the building therefore H&S concern about the stability of the tree. To carefully section fell as close to ground level as possible.

Proposal details

Reference
25/3438/TC
Alternative references
PP-14414797
Ward
BLACKHEATH WESTCOMBE
Parish
Greenwich
Agent
Trees Uk

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Documents 7 of 7

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Decision noticeDecision Notice · PDF12 Nov 2025View
Application form redactedApplication Form · PDF17 Oct 2025View
18 vanbrugh park london se3 7af144147970000.pdfDocument · PDF17 Oct 2025View
18 vanbrugh park london se3 7af t1 3144147970000.pngDocument17 Oct 2025View
18 vanbrugh park london se3 7af t1144147970000.pngDocument17 Oct 2025View
18 vanbrugh park london se3 7af t1 2144147970000.pngDocument17 Oct 2025View
UnknownTree Documents · PDF17 Oct 2025View

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