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9 Rushdene Road Eastcote

58848/TRE/2026/56TreesRefused

Refused on 5 May 2026

3 reasons for refusal

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Proposal

TPO 614 T6 & T7 2x Oak 2 fell.

Received
5 March 2026
Ward
EASTCOTE 2022
  1. Received5 Mar
  2. Validated13 Mar
  3. Consult.
  4. Target8 May
  5. Decided5 May

Decided in 53 days (council typically 56)

About this application

This is a tree application at 9 RUSHDENE ROAD EASTCOTE. Hillingdon has handled 191 applications of this type. This one was decided in 61 days, 5 days longer than Hillingdon's typical decision time. There are no previous applications recorded at this address. In the past year there have been 140 applications across EASTCOTE 2022.

83% of trees applications at London Borough of Hillingdon were approved. Across all application types, the council typically decides in about 8 weeks (median).

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Why it was refused

  1. The trees are located to the rear of 9 and 11 Rushdene Road, Eastcote. The mature oak's appear to be in good condition and positively contribute to the arboreal nature of the area. The trees can be viewed from neighboring properties and are partially visible from Rushdene Road. The condition and stature of the trees give them a high amenity value. This application has been refused, as the proposed removal of both trees is considered disproportionate at this stage. Evidence suggests that other vegetation located closer to the affected structure may be contributing to the observed ground movement, and this has not yet been fully addressed. At present, two seasons of level monitoring data have been submitted, which indicate a pattern of seasonal movement. However, this data is insufficient to conclusively demonstrate that the subject trees are the primary cause, particularly given the presence of nearer vegetation. Should further level monitoring be carried out following the removal or management of any closer vegetation, and if a consistent seasonal movement pattern continues to be identified, the Council may be prepared to reconsider this position within the context of a future application. Having regard to the reasons given for the proposed work, the work is unjustified and will have a detrimental impact on the visual amenity and arboreal character of the area.
  2. The removal of deadwood, dangerous / hanging branches and ivy: This does not require the formal consent of the Council.
  3. North, Civic Centre, High Street, Uxbridge UB8 1UW TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING ACT 1990 (AS AMENDED) THE TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING (TREE PRESERVATION)(ENGLAND)REGULATIONS 2012 Tree Preservation Order No.

From the council's decision notice.

Application details

Application type
Trees
Scale / size
Small

Planning application dates

Date validated
13 March 2026
Target decision date
8 May 2026

Applicant and agent

Agent address
IG Environmental Services Bembridge House 1300 Parkway Solent Business Park, Whiteley, Hampshire PO15 7AE

Planning decision

Case officer
James Brushwood
Statutory period
56 days

Additional information

Documents
2

Site constraints

Checking the site
2/3
Council recordsAppealsFlood risk

Designations that overlap or adjoin the site outline.

  • Conservation area: Pinner / West TowersPart of the site
  • Article 4 direction: Residential extensions
  • Flood zone 1: Low probability (rivers and sea)

Possibly incomplete for this council: tree preservation orders.

Also checked, none recorded (21)

flood storage areas, listed buildings, green belt, scheduled monuments, World Heritage Sites, World Heritage Site buffer zones, registered parks and gardens, registered battlefields, Heritage at Risk entries, nutrient neutrality catchments, national parks, National Landscapes, SSSIs, Special Areas of Conservation, Special Protection Areas, Ramsar sites, ancient woodland, national nature reserves, local nature reserves, heritage coasts and brownfield registers.

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