Planning applications in SW18
We hold 1,167 planning applications for the SW18 postcode area, 484 of them submitted in the past year. 92% of decided applications here were approved. A decision typically takes 62 days. The area is covered by Wandsworth, Merton, Lambeth.
Towns and villages in SW18
Councils covering SW18
Recent applications in SW18
T1: Sycamore - Fell to ground level. G1: Assorted vegetation - Fell to facilitat
Please refer to the attached schedule of works. Only tree No 1 is within the TPO
T1 Mimosa (x1) Fell to ground level. Reason: The tree has become excessively lar
Demolition of existing boundary wall and fence, and erection of a replacement fr
Erection of a single-storey ground floor rear extension.
Construction of raised decking area with a glazed safety screen to rear elevatio
Observations on a proposed development within the adjoining borough of Wandsworth with respect to outline planning application with all matters included except landscaping, which is reserved, for: demolition of the existing two-storey residential building (Use Class C3) and erection of a sixstorey plus basement building containing commercial use (Use Classes E(e) and E(g) (i), (ii) & (iii)) on basement, and 8 residential units on upper floor levels with a communal roof terrace above, roof plant and associated residential and commercial accesses, cycle parking and refuse storage facilities at ground floor at Albany House Portslade Road SW8 3DJ.
Demolition of existing building and erection of a new six-storey building to pro
Horse Chestnut x 2 - Reduce crown by approx 1-2m to retain suitable furnishing g
T1 Hawthorn (x1) Reduce crown height by 1.5-2m and width by 1-1.5m. Reason: To m
Conversion of three flats into a single dwellinghouse, erection of a single-stor
Non material amendment to planning permission dated 09/08/2026 ref 2026/2242 (Er
33 - Cycle Parking
Proposed new Rear Mansard Roof with tiled walls and flat roof. With New raised
Retention of a timber pergola in the rear garden for use of customers of the ca
T10 False Acacia - Remove deadwood over 50mm. T5 Ash - Reduce height by up to 5m and laterals by up to 3m to Points of last reduction. T6 Ash - Reduce height by up to 5m and laterals by up to 3m to Points of last reduction. T8 & T21 Ash - Reduce height by up to 5m and laterals by up to 3m to Points of last reduction. Routine maintenance to provide light to surrounding gardens and for the health and safety of the trees.
Proposed new Rear Mansard Roof with tiled walls and flat roof. With New raised party wall, New stair from first floor to new second floor loft room.
Demolition of all existing buildings/structures and erection of residential dwellings (Class C3), a new health centre (Class E), pharmacy (Class E), and two commercial units (Class E), together with the provision of enhanced pedestrian routes, landscaping and associated car parking and other ancillary works incidental to the development, to be constructed as a revised Phase 2 of the Garratt Lane and Atheldene Road redevelopment. [NB The proposals seek to provide a total of 113 residential units within this phase, all of affordable tenure, together with the new health centre and commercial units, in buildings ranging in height from 3 to 7 storeys].
Erection of a cycle and refuse store within the front garden at 3 Elborough Street, SW18 5DP, sited behind the existing retained front boundary wall.
Demolition of all existing buildings/structures and erection of residential dwellings (Class C3), a new health centre (Class E), pharmacy (Class E), and two commercial units (Class E), together with the provision of enhanced pedestrian routes, landscaping and associated car parking and other ancillary works incidental to the development, to be constructed as a revised Phase 2 of the Garratt Lane and Atheldene Road redevelopment. [NB The proposals seek to provide a total of 113 residential units within this phase, all of affordable tenure, together with the new health centre and commercial units, in buildings ranging in height from 3 to 7 storeys].
Retention of a timber pergola in the rear garden for use of customers of the cafe.
Wrap around extension to rear elevation, excavation and extension of the basement and rear lightwell into the rear garden, excavation and extension of the existing lightwell into the front garden, and installation of a condensing unit for Air Conditioning in the rear lightwell.
Removal of Willow.
EXTENSIONS TO RESIDENTIAL DWELLING INCLUDING TWO STOREY REAR EXTENSION, ROOF EXTENSIONS TO MAIN ROOF & OUTRIGGER & CREATION OF ROOF TERRACE WITH 1.7M HIGH OBSCURED GLAZED BALUSTRADE
Scoping Opinion from the London Borough of Wandsworth (LB Wandsworth) with respect to the scope and methodology of the Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) in relation to development proposals of approximately 1.89 hectares (ha) of land.
Installation of new external AC condensers and relocation of existing external condenser
Rear Garden: T1 Eucalyptus - Reduce 30% - 2m T2 Horse Chestnut - Reduce Crown 30% - 1.5m
REPLACEMENT WINDOWS FROM WHITE UPVC TO LIGHT GREEN UPVC
Removal of the existing rear conservatory and erection of a single-storey rear extension with a flat roof incorporating two rooflights, rear garden doors and two arched windows to the side; infilling of the existing side door and window opening; removal of the existing front patio; and replacement of the existing first-floor window.
T1. Ailanthus Tree. 14 metres in height. 3 metres in width. Fell tree to ground level. Tree has become to big for garden. Blocking light and causing a lot of fallen debris. Situated in the rear garden.
T1. Robinia Tree. 18 metres in height. Reduce by 2.5 metres all round, leaving the tree 15.5 metres in height. to slow growth and root spread. Situated in the front garden.
Matters relating to Schedule 9 of the Section 106 Agreement attached to PP2024/4463 (Demolition of existing building and erection of a new six-storey building to provide flexible community/commercial use (Class F.2/E) on part of the ground floor with the remainder of the ground floor and the upper floors providing a 50-bedroom hotel use (Class C1) with associated entrance/lobby, plant, refuse storage, cycle storage and landscaping.).
Construction of a ground floor side infill extension.
Erection of a single-storey ground floor rear extension
4 no. Yew trees on the border with Whitelands Close. The trees are very overgrown and overhanging the neighbours in Whitelands Close Reduce height of each by 2m Cut back from building as touching buidings Lift each by 1.5m and remove any deadwood
Conversion of integral garage into a dining room / playroom of ground floor flat.
The removal of 6no. antennas comprising 2no. at 79.84m, lno. at 20.84m, Ino. at 20.35m and 2no. at 21.35m, along with the removal of 15no. ERS units and associated ancillary equipment; and the installation of 6no. antennas comprising lno. at 19m, 2no. at 19.5m, 1no. at 19.7m and 2no. at 2O.2m, together with the installation of 12no. RRUs and associated ancillary equipment.
Alterations including erection of enlarged rear dormer roof extension to main rear roof including formation of gable feature and reconfiguration of rear chimney. Erection of single-storey rear/side extension including formation of roof terrace at first floor level with railing surround. Excavation to create basement including formation of front and rear lightwell. Alterations to fenestration and other associated works.
Rear Garden T1-Catalpa Fell as close to ground level as possible. Grind out stump to 200mm below ground level. Grindings will be left neatly in stump location. T1 is a Catalpa tree located in the rear garden of 28 Baskerville Road, please see attached map. The tree is growing in close proximity to a boundary wall and is starting to damage the wall. The tree needs to be removed so that repair/construction works can take place and so that possible future damage risk is removed. T2-Prunus Reduce height by 1-2 metres as directed by client. T2 is a prunus tree located in the rear garden of 28 Baskerville Road, please see attached map. The works are a part of a regular maintenance programme. The works will improve the aesthetics of the tree. T3-Japanese acer Dig out as much of the tree and roots as possible, maintaining healthy root system to allow for replanting in current location of T4. T3 is a Japanese acer located in the rear garden of 28 Baskerville Road, please see attached map. The tree is growing in close proximity of T1 and the boundary wall and needs to be removed for the works to commence. The client likes the tree and wants to try too keep the tree in the current condition so the tree and as much of the root system as possible will be dug out and replanted in the garden.
Variation of Condition 4 of planning permission dated 06/10/2021 ref 2021/2857 (Change of Use from Class E to mixed Class E/Sui Generis (restaurant/takeaway) to allow the restaurant to operate 24 hours seven days a week.
Proposed alterations to the existing garage building to provide a workshop, shower room and storage space. The works include the installation of new glazed doors and rooflights, together with the widening of the existing rear garage door opening. The application also includes the construction of a new timber pergola on the garden side of the garage. In addition, the proposal includes widening an existing opening at the rear of the main house and replacing the existing glazing with new double doors and windows to improve the connection between the house and the garden.
Alterations including erection of a rear/side extension.
Electrification works to existing bus depot
The conversion of outdoor 3G multi-use games areas to form four outdoor synthetic turf padel courts with retained floodlighting.
Alterations including erection of rear roof extension to main rear roof.
Erection of a single-storey rear infill extension; alterations to the roof of the existing single-storey side/rear extension, together with the insertion of a rear-facing high-level window and the replacement of the garage door; replacement of the existing ground-floor windows and patio doors within the side garden elevation with metal-framed patio doors; insertion of a new first-floor timber casement window within the side garden elevation; replacement of all existing uPVC windows with timber windows; installation of a timber bin store within the front garden; reconfiguration of the front garden landscaping and hardstanding; replacement of the front boundary wall; erection of a cycle store and storage shed within the side garden; formation of a new hardstanding within the side garden; and relocation of the side garden entrance gate.
T2 Ash Proposed works: Reduce the crown by approximately 2???3 metres in height and lateral spread, pruning back to suitable growth points while retaining a balanced and natural crown form. Selectively thin internal growth to improve light penetration into the property and remove major deadwood. Justification: The proposed works form part of routine cyclical tree management. The tree has developed an extensive crown which is reducing light to the property. The reduction and selective thinning will control the overall size of the tree, improve light penetration and airflow, reduce end weight on extended branches and remove defective deadwood, while retaining the tree???s health, form and amenity value. T1??? Eucalyptus Proposed works: Reduce the crown by approximately 2 metres in height and lateral spread, pruning back to suitable growth points while retaining a balanced crown form. Selectively thin internal growth and remove major deadwood together with any crossing or rubbing branches. Justification: The proposed works form part of routine cyclical tree maintenance. Eucalyptus can produce vigorous and rapidly extending growth, and the proposed reduction will maintain the tree at an appropriate size for its location. Selective thinning will improve light penetration and airflow through the crown, while removing deadwood and crossing or rubbing branches will improve crown structure and reduce the likelihood of branch failure. The works will retain the tree???s long term health and amenity value in accordance with BS 3998:2010 ??? Tree Work Recommendations.