Planning applications in N1

Temporary decorative scaffold shroud comprising a printed replica 1:1 photographic image of the building facade with an inset advertising area measuring 10x6.4 metres for a period of 9 months during external refurbishment and maintenance to the building.

Installation of solar photovoltaic panels to the Suburban Train Shed roof and ancillary equipment

Replacement of 6 single glazed timber sash windows and timber box frames with double glazed timber sashes to the front elevation, and associated repointing and roof repairs [Full planning application P2026/2110/FUL also submitted].

Retrospective Listed Building Consent application for reroofing the front 'butterfly roof and rear attic roof in natural slate, replacing cement slates at the front and decayed slates on the rear roof, including replacing the rotting roof timbers which had dry rot. All recorded by the roofing contractors

The specification for the Raywood Ash trees (shown on the attached sketch plan) is as follows: Crown reduce the height to the historical pollard points at 6.0m above ground level. Reduction of approximately 6.0m, as indicated by the red line on the attached photographs. Reduce two stems: one stem on Raywood Ash Tree 2 and one stem on Raywood Ash Tree 4, as indicated by the double red lines on the photographs (see attached site plan for tree locations). (T1–T4) Four Maples (small trees within the communal garden and shown on the attached sketch plan) – Crown reduce trees by removing re-growth back to the previous points of reduction (see PP-13238468).

Installation of window signage display.

We wish to have one fig tree removed from the garden of the property by a professional tree contractor.

LBI Ref. P2026/1877/OBS: Hackney Council have consulted LB Islington on a planning application for the Demolition of existing rear extensions; erection of a ground floor single storey rear extension; front elevation refurbishment; remedial works to the roof; internal alterations; replacement and refurbishment of windows; and rear landscaping works.

Approval of details pursuant to condition 22 (bat survey) of planning permission reference: P2024/3716/FUL dated 21/05/2026 for demolition of existing dwellinghouse and erection of replacement two storey (over basement) dwellinghouse with associated amenity space, cycle parking and refuse storage and removal of dropped kerb.

External refurbishment of Garages G12 and G13, comprising: replacement of existing roof with new flat asphalt roof with three rooflights; replacement of existing front entrance doors with new painted timber bi-fold and tri-fold doors; replacement of existing front clerestory windows with full-width painted timber-framed glazing; replacement of existing rear clerestory windows on a like-for-like basis with timber-framed heritage glazing; and reinstatement of gateway to east elevation of G13.

Approval of details pursuant to Condition 4 of planning permission ref P2025/1744/FUL dated 25/09/2025 for 'Demolish existing roof construction and replace with roof mansard extension with roof terrace and PV, cover rear light well in laminated ultra clear iron-free glazing to form wintergarden with associated external alterations, air source heat pump, with internal alterations'

Replacement and renewal of current roof coverings in like for like slate (Listed Building Consent also submitted). P2026/1855/FUL also submitted

replacement of single glazed timber windows with double glazed timber windows, replacement of rainwater goods, and brick and render repairs [Listed Building Consent P2026/1883/LBC also submitted].

replacement of single glazed timber windows with double glazed timber windows, replacement of rainwater goods, and brick and render repair P2026/1880/FUL also submitted

replacement of single glazed timber windows with double glazed timber windows, replacement of rainwater goods, and brick and render repair( listed building consent ref: P2026/1881/LBC)

replacement of single glazed timber windows with double glazed timber windows, replacement of rainwater goods, and brick and render repairs [Full planning application P2026/1882/FUL also submitted].

T2 Pear, cut back by 2m from neighbour's garden in Belitha Villas. T3 Lime, reduce back to previous pruning points, approx 2m, from neighbour's garden in Belitha Villas. Both works are cyclical works.

Installation of new entrance door to the front of existing office building.

All works as per per previous consents (application no P2018/3003/TRE, P2021/1670/TRE and P2023/2587) 3 x Lime Trees - overall growth reduction to previous outermost pruning points (approx 2m branch length). On building side reduce to approx 3m branch length (including removal of side branches to approx 100mm diameter to inner pruning points) to create 3m clearance from building . Removal of basal & epicormic growth. Reasons for work: branches sweeping residents' windows, banging in the wind and blocking out significant amount of natural light.

Replacement of all existing single glazed timber windows with double glazed timber windows throughout, fascia, soffit, rainwater guttering and other external works.

T1 - Front garden - Tilla sp Crown lift lower canopy to approximately 4 metres above ground level to improve light levels to the ground floor window whilst maintaining a balanced crown structure. Reduce crown back from the building to provide approximately 2 metres clearance from the structure. Reduce upper canopy by approximately 2–3 metres from branch ends, pruning to suitable growth points throughout. Works to retain as much healthy internal foliage as reasonably practicable, with the objective of managing the overall size of the tree whilst encouraging regrowth within the upper crown and reducing the development of aggressive basal and epicormic growth. Tree previously managed as a high pollard

Proposed reconfiguration of the lower ground floor, including remedial damp-proofing works; demolition of the existing non-original single-storey glazed link and its replacement with a lightweight glazed entrance structure; roof extension to the existing second-floor mansard, including the installation of two rooflights, photovoltaic panels and an air source heat pump within a discreet timber-clad acoustic enclosure; together with the reinstatement of traditional internal detailing, including joinery and cornicing, the replacement of existing windows with double-glazed timber units, and associated courtyard landscaping, accessibility and sustainability enhancements. [Also linked to listed building consent ref: P2026/1758/LBC.]

Proposed reconfiguration of the lower ground floor, including remedial damp-proofing works; demolition of the existing non-original single-storey glazed link and its replacement with a lightweight glazed entrance structure; roof extension to the existing second-floor mansard, including the installation of two rooflights, photovoltaic panels and an air source heat pump within a discreet timber-clad acoustic enclosure; together with the reinstatement of traditional internal detailing, including joinery and cornicing, the replacement of existing windows with double-glazed timber units, and associated courtyard landscaping, accessibility and sustainability enhancements. [Also linked to full application P2026/1759/FUL]

Listed building consent for internal alterations comprising the installation of a new kitchen and bathroom, replacement floor finishes, and associated internal redecoration throughout the property

Internal alterations including refurbishment of the third-floor bathroom and basement kitchenette; reinstatement of a partition wall at rear basement level to form a separate room from the stair enclosure; replacement of existing modern rear ground floor and basement doors; installation of a water booster within the front vault; and tanking of the front vaults.

T1 Cherry : Fell

(T1) Beech tree (Fagus sylvatica) This tree is in good health but has not been reduced since 2020 In keeping with good arboricultural management and keeping to a regular works schedule, requested works are; Reduce crown by 2-3 metres back to previous points of reduction. Thin crown by 15%.

Pear tree (Pyrus communes) This tree is in good health although has a few snapped branches from last years mast fruit crop. This tree has not been reduced for some time and will benefit from some target pruning to encourage light and air circulation. In keeping with good arboricultural management and with a view to creating a regular pruning schedule, requested works are; Reduce crown all around by 1-2 metres back to previous points of reduction. Remove all dead, dying and diseased branches. remove any major crossing branches. Thin by 15%

Approval of details application pursuant to the partial discharge of Condition 3 (Materials) - insofar as the condition relates to the front door treatment for all phases of development only - Condition 6 (CEMP) - insofar as the condition relates to Phases 2B, 2C, 2D, 2E and 2F of the development only - Condition 7 (Landscaping) – part 1) as it relates to the whole development and part 2) insofar as it relates to Phase 1A of the development – Condition 8 (Landscaping Maintenance Plan) - insofar as it relates to Phase 1A of the development – and Condition 10 (Nesting Boxes) - insofar as it relates to Phase 1A of the development – as well as the full discharge of Conditions 9 (SUDS), 12 (Trees), 16 (Cycle Parking), 17 (Waste), 18 (Car Parking Rationalisation), and 19 (Active Travel Prioritisation) of planning permission ref: P2024/1680/S73, dated 29/10/2024.

Lime (T1): Reduce to previous, most recent pruning points (approx. 1-2m). Remove epicormic basal and stem growth.

Erection of single storey rear extension (following demolition of existing), lowering of existing vault floors and associated works

We wish to fell the Tree of Heaven (T1 on the Sketch Plan) entirely and replace it with small bushes/foliage. The tree is on private property in front of our 7-flat building. It has become a threat to the integrity of the building and a nuisance to flats. All seven flat owners (acting as directors for the Woodville Arms Management Company, which manages the building) agree to the removal. The tree was self-seeded some years ago in the front-yard area of the building. It has grown very large and is causing concerns about the integrity of the building’s foundations. It is immediately adjacent to a structural wall alongside a lightwell and we can see that the roots have started to move the paved foundation of the front-yard. The tree is also a nuisance to flats with windows behind it as it is so close to the building that the branches touch windows and provide complete shade for at least half the year. It also keeps producing extremely fast-growing and invasive offshoots, both in the front-yard and other parts of the street. The species of the replacement bushes/foliage have not been decided upon yet, but we are looking at planting a bushy variety of no more than 2 meters high in the same place as the tree removed.

Internal and external refurbishment works to a Grade II listed end-of-terrace dwelling, including restoration of historic features (fireplaces, joinery, windows, and doors), installation of secondary and double glazing, reconfiguration of internal layouts, upgrades to services, and damp-proofing works. External works include repairs to brickwork, boundary wall rebuilding, driveway improvements, garage refurbishment, and roof repairs using traditional materials

Approval of details pursuant to condition Conditions 6 (Noise Report), 7 (Sound Limiting Device) and 13 (Sound Insulation) of Planning ref P2025/2495/FUL Dated 20/03/2026.

Replacement of internal flat entrance doors, architraves and fanlights, installation of new fire alarm system, and replacement of electrical cupboard.

Submission of partial details pursuant to condition 19 (Air Permeability - Wimbourne North) attached to planning permission 2020/1667 dated 11/03/2021.

Crown reduction of tree to remove all branches overhanging into my garden, cutting back to the boundary line only. Removal of excessive ivy/weed growth within the crown where directly affecting overhanging branches. The tree is large, significantly overgrown, and heavily covered in ivy/weed growth. Branches extend substantially into our property and currently dominate the garden space. This overhang has materially reduced light, usability and enjoyment of the garden, making it largely unusable. The proposed works are limited to branches crossing the boundary and are necessary to restore reasonable use of the property. Works will be carried out sensitively and in accordance with good arboricultural practice, with no impact beyond the boundary line

Approval of details pursuant to Condition 5 (Cylce Parking), 7 (Inclusive Design) and 8 (Accessible Homes) of Planning Permission P2025/0580/FUL, dated 23/09/2025 for the 'Erection of two storey rear extension at first and second floor level (following part-demolition of existing building) to deliver 2 x 2 bed units. Replacement of existing hipped roof with mansard roof to create enlarged third floor unit. Associated external alterations. Installation of ASHPs'.

Non-illuminated fascia sign, externally illuminated projecting sign, and vinyl stickers.

TPO T1, T2 - Horse Chestnuts - reduce crowns by 3-4m (not beyond previous points of reduction). These trees were last crown reduced back in 2014 and are growing in a restricted courtyard area overhanging the property below. The work is proposed to maintain the management of the trees to ensure they remain safe and that their canopies do not continue to overgrow their situation, The properties underneath the trees to the north of the trees are also overshadowed by the trees Non TPO T3 - Crab Apple - reduce crown extremities by 2-2.5m

New metal railings to existing front garden dwarf wall, alterations to walls, replacement of existing curved roof and installation of rooflight (ground floor), timber framed porch to secondary entrance, front landscaping works and internal alterations [Listed Building Consent P2026/1554/LBC also submitted]

New metal railings to existing front garden dwarf wall, alterations to walls, replacement of existing curved roof and installation of rooflight (ground floor), timber framed porch to secondary entrance, front landscaping works and internal alterations [Full Planning P2026/1553/FUL also submitted]

Proposed new entrance to shop with separate entrance to dwelling, creation of a lightwell and binstore.

Submission of details pursuant to condition 3 (Details), and 4 (Demolition and Construction Management Plan) attached to planning permission ref: 2023/1156 (allowed at appeal ref: APP/U5360/W/24/3344988 dated 28/10/2024)

Replacement of the rear lower ground floor window with a new timber vertical sliding sash window.

Listed building consent for works completed in August 2025 for the replacement of an existing gas boiler and flue with a new gas boiler and flue (to the rear elevation).

Replacement of internal flat entrance doors, architraves and fanlights, installation of new fire alarm system, and replacement electrical cupboard.

Replacement of internal flat entrance doors, architraves and fanlights, installation of new fire alarm system, and replacement of electrical cupboard.

T1 - Platanus species - reduce back to most recent reduction points (high pollard) - 5m from branch ends. Tree historically managed as a pollard. Reason - Following current management programs, 4 year pollard cycle.

Replacement of fascia signage (Full planning P2026/1482/FUL also submitted)