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Harrison's Tree Service Ltd
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134 public planning applications
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Harrison's Tree Service Ltd’s real planning history from UK council applications — where they’ve worked and how often schemes were approved. · Active 2015–2026
approval rate100%
planning applications134
approved schemes81
councils worked in5
What they work on
The kinds of project Harrison's Tree Service Ltd has filed planning applications for.
- Listed building / conservation1
Where they’ve worked
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Council experience
- Barnet — 116 applicationsSee planning experience in Barnet
- Westminster — 11 applicationsSee planning experience in Westminster
- Lambeth — 3 applicationsSee planning experience in Lambeth
- Brent — 2 applicationsSee planning experience in Brent
- Enfield — 2 applicationsSee planning experience in Enfield
Recent planning applications
- No decision35 Hogarth Hill London NW11 6AY1 x Mature Holly (applicants ref. T1) - Approximately 5.00m: This tree is on decline, it is sparsely foliated . Section fell to ground level. Dying Tree. Prune back Griselinia which has grown into the crown of the Holly and is being partially supported by the tree. Control encroachment. 1 x Multi Stemmed Lilac (applicants ref. T2) - Approximately 3.00m: Remove dead wood. Remove over footway by up to 1.00m. Control encroachment. 1 x Damson (applicants ref. T3) - Approximately 7.00m: Reduce crown by approximately 1.250m. Thin crown density by 20%. To control encroachment and increase light levels. 1 x Small Elder (applicants ref. T4) - Approximately 4.50m: Fell to ground level. This tree is weak and woody in structure. Its holds a large amount of dead wood.
- Approved13 Middleway London NW11 6SN1 x Hawthorn (applicants ref. T1) - Approximately 5.00m: Reduce lateral and sub lateral branches overhanging the pavement and garden building entrance by approximately 1.20m-1.40m whilst preserving ample secondary furnishing growth. Reduce remaining crown by approximately 1.20m all round to shape and balance. Thin crown density by 20%-25%. Remove dead wood throughout crown. General maintenance. 1 x Mature Cherry (applicants ref. T2) - Approximately 5.00m: Raise crown over the garden building by approximately 1.00m to provide sufficient clearance of the building. Remove major dead wood throughout the crown. General maintenance. 1 x Mature Cherry (applicants ref. T3) - Approximately 5.00m-6.00m: Corner tree: Remove major dead wood throughout the crown. Remove two compromised limbs, pruning decaying stem to a suitable point, in order to remove hazard. Thin crown density by approximately 20%. Reduce overlong branches back into the main crown structure, reducing up to approximately 1.20m. General maintenance. 1 x Scarlett Hawthorn (applicants ref. T4) - Approximately 4.50m: Thin crown density by 20% by means of removing epicormic growth and rubbing branches. General maintenance.
- Approved30 Asmuns Place London NW11 7XG1 x Yew (applicants ref. T2) - Approximately 6.00m: Reduce crown by approximately 1.50m-1.70m. Raise crown by approximately 1.20m. General maintenance.
- ApprovedAllotments Asmuns Place London NW11 7XG1 x Lime (applicants ref. T3) - Remove one stem. Control encroachment. 1 x Lime (applicants ref. T4) - Remove one stem. Control encroachment.
- ApprovedMeadway & Constable Close Paddock R/o 36 Meadway London NW11 6PJ1 X Poplar: Grind surface roots to approximately 250mm below current ground level to prevent trip hazard potential.
- Approved57 Brim Hill London N2 0HA1 x Mature Multi-stemmed Acer (applicants ref. T1) - Approximately 8.00m: Growing on the curtilage of No.57 and overhanging No.55: Reduce crown by approximately 1.50m-1.70m all round. Prune overlong Elleagnus stems beneath the canopy of the tree (back into the main hedge line) to control. Control encroachment.
- Approved55 Brim Hill London N2 0HA1 x Goat Willow (applicants ref. T2) - Approximately 5.00m: Reduce back to previous and most recent points of control encroach and promote a more balanced crown structure. Remove major dead wood throughout the crown. General maintenance.
- Approved79 Northway London NW11 6PDMature Beech Hedge (applicants ref. G1) - Approximately 2.40m: Adjacent to the drive: Two stems, now approximately 6.00m in height have been allowed to develop and grow out of the main hedge line. Reduce 2 x Beech stems back into the main body/structure of hedge line. Trim hedge back to previous reduction points approximately up to 0.50m in order to provide sufficient clearance for parking. Control encroachment. 1 x Holly (applicants ref.T1) - Tip prune back over parking by approximately 1.00m. Control encroachment. 1 x Mature Apple (applicants ref. T2) - Approximately 5.00m: Remove 1 x stem suffering canker. General maintenance. 1 x Sorbus (applicants ref. T4) - Approximately 7.00m: The crown structure is somewhat congested with many crossing branches. Thin crown density throughout by approximately by 20%, removing crossing/rubbing branches and dead wood throughout the crown. General maintenance. 1 x Pear (applicants ref. T5) - Approximately 8.00m: Thin crown density throughout by approximately 20%, removing crossing and rubbing branches. Remove major dead wood. (Ammended description)
- Approved98 Oakwood Road London NW11 6RN1 x Mature Apple (applicants ref. T3) - Approximately 4.00m: Raise crown over the shed and lawn by approximately 1.00m to clear. Tip prune lateral growth by approximately 0.50m-0.70m to help control encroachment.
- No decision32 Asmuns Place London NW11 7XG1 x Mature Pear (applicants ref. T1) - Approximately 8.00m: Thin crown density by approximately 20%. Reduce crown by up to approximately 1.20m-1.50m all round, reducing over extended branches back into main crown structure to include low lateral branches overhanging the lawn. Remove major dead wood throughout the crown. Remove broken branches. Raise crown by approximately 1.20m. General maintenance. 1 x Mature Palm (applicants ref. S1) - Fell to ground level. Control encroachment.
- Approved9 Linden Lea London N2 0RF1 X Leyland Cypress (Applicant Ref T1): Reduce back into main hedge line by approximately 3.00m.
- Approved24 Denman Drive North London NW11 6RB1 X Apple (Applicant Ref T1): Reduce crown back to previous and most recent reduction points whilst preserving a suitable amount of shortened furnishing growth to ensure crown continuity and preserve aesthetic value. Remove dead wood. Thin density by 20%. 1 X Elder (Applicant Ref T2): Reduce back to previous and most recent reduction points. Thin crown density by 20%. Remove dead wood.
- No decision101 Hamilton Terrace London NW8 9QYLeft Hand Boundary: T1: Mature Sycamore: Approximately 16.00m: Reduce lateral and sub lateral growth growing across the boundary on No.2 Abercorn Walk and over the roof by up to approximately 5.00m. Crown height and lateral spread along the boundary line is to be preserved at current dimensions. General maintenance. Control encroachment. T2: Norway Maple: Approximately 11.00m: Reduce lateral and sub lateral growth growing across the boundary line, over the roof and garden at No.2 by approximately 1.50m back to as near to the boundary. To control encroachment. G1: Group of Laurel: Overhanging boundary: Trim back to as near to the boundary line as practicable. To control encroachment.
- No decision1 Moreton Terrace London SW1V 2NSThis tree is in the courtyard parking area: Moreton Terrace Mews North SW1V 2NS: The tree is NOT outside of No.1, it can be clearly viewed from the parking area to the rear. Access to the parking area is from the gate which is next to No.35 Moreton Terrace. Gate Code 5789. Mature Fig: This tree is growing within close proximity of and partially abutting the rear boundary wall of a property in Moreton Terrace. Several large cracks were noted in the wall which can at least partially attributed to the tree root/stem expansion and or soil desiccation. T1: Mature Fig: Approximately 7.00m: Section fell to as near to ground level as is practicable without risk of further damage to the wall (approximately 30cm above ground level). Control damage potential.
- No decision5 Loudoun Road London NW8 0LHFront Garden: T1: Chinese Privet - (left hand taller tree): Approximately 8.50m. Reduce crown back to previous and most recent points of reduction (approximately 1.20-1.40m). Lightly thin crown density by up to 20%. Remove dead wood. T2: Chinese Privet - (right hand tree): Approximately 7.00m. Reduce crown back to previous and most recent reduction points (approximately 1.00-1.20m), preserving a suitable amount of secondary fine branch structure. Lightly thin crown density by up to 20%. Remove dead wood. T3: Judus Tree: Approximately 6.00m: Reduce crown by approximately 0.80-1.00m providing sufficient clearance of the building. Thin crown density by up to 20%. Remove dead wood. Rear Garden: T4: Mature Bay - (left hand tree): Approximately 8.00m. Reduce back to previous reduction points, reducing crown height by approximately 1.50-2.00m. Reduce lateral and sublateral growth to up to 1.00m. T5: Bay: Approximately 8.00m. Reduce back to previous reduction points, reducing crown height by approximately 1.50m. Reduce lateral and sublateral growth by up to 1.00m. Left Hand Boundary: T6: Small Chinese Privet: Approximately 5.00m. Tip prune by up to 0.70m to reduce and shape. Reasons for all: General maintenance/Control encroachment.
- No decision17 Ulster Terrace London NW1 4PJFront Garden - (outside No.17 Ulster Terrace): T1: Mature Magnolia - Approximately 6.00m. Reduce back to previous and most recent points of reduction, reducing over extended branches back into main crown structure by up to 1.00m. Clear the street lamp by 0.50m. Clear building by 1.00m. Thin crown density by approximately 20%. Reason - General maintenance to clear overhanging branches from the pavement & road and encroachment of the building.
- No decision37 Bark Place London W2 4AT1 x Magnolia (T1): Reduce crown by approximately 0.50m below the most recent reduction points to the midpoint between the recent and lower reduction (pollard points). Prune back to suitable side branches and growth points, shaping to form a natural, rounded canopy outline. Reduce back from the property by approximately 1.50m as required to maintain screen. Retain all internal growth.
- Approved20 Blomfield Road London W9 1ADFront Garden: T2: Mature Cherry: Reduce over extended branches which protrude out of main crown structure (road side) by approximately 1.40m. Remove dead wood. Raise over pavement and drive by up to 50cm. Rear Garden: T3: Katsura: Thin crown density evenly throughout by approximately 20%. Reduce crown by up to 1.50m. T4: Pear: Raise low crown over the path by approximately 1.20m to remove obstruction. Thin crown density by 10%-15% by means of removing epicormic growth. Remove dead wood. Tip prune over extended branches by up to 1.00m. T5: Cypress: Raise over path by approximately 30cm. Tip prune by approximately 30cm to maintain shape. T6: Pear: Thin crown density by up to 20%. Reduce over extended vertical growth back into main crown structure, approximately 1.20m. Remove dead wood. T7: Pittosporum: Reduce height by approximately 1.30m back to previous and most recent reduction points. Trim lateral and sub lateral growth by up to approximately 70cm to shape and tidy. T8: Laurel: Reduce crown by approximately 1.20m all round including, reduce back over neighbouring property. T9: Pittosporum: Reduce by up to approximately 1.00m all round.
- No decision8 Constable Close London NW11 6TY1 x Cherry (applicants ref. T2) - Approximately 5.00m. Reduce back to previous and most recent reduction points (approximately 40cm). 1 x Amelanchier (applicants ref. T3) - Approximately 5.00m. Thin crown density by 20%. Tip prune back to previous reduction points (approximately 30cm). 1 x Robinia (applicants ref. T4) - Approximately 6.00m. Tip prune to reduce (approximately 1.00m) all round. Mature Bay & Damson Trees (applicants ref. G2) - Approximately 6.00m. Reduce regrowth back to previous reduction points (approximately 1.00m). Reduce lateral and sub-lateral growth overhanging the lawn by up to approximately 0.50m. 1 x Damson (applicants ref. T5) - Approximately 6.00m. Reduce crown by approximately 1.20m. Thin crown density by 15%. Remove dead wood. 1 x Small Acer (applicants ref. T6) - Approximately 3.00m. Lightly trim by approximately 20cm to tidy. 1 x Larger Acer (applicants ref. T7) - Approximately 6.00m. Reduce back to previous most recent reduction points (approximately 0.50m). 1 x Prunus (applicants ref. T8) - Approximately 5.00m: Tip prune by 0.50m. (Amended description)
- Approved49 Blenheim Terrace London NW8 0EJ1 x dead Cotoneaster: fell
- Approved51 Queen's Grove London NW8 6ENT2: Ash: Thin crown density by approximately 25%. Reduce overlong extraneous branches back into main crown structure approximately 2.00m, where required, to help preserve and promote a compact yet naturally shaped crown structure. T3: Ash:Reduce over extended limb growing over neighbouring property north/eastern crown by approximately 2.50m, back into main crown structure. Thin crown density throughout by 20%. Reduce overlong branches back into main crown structure were required, up to approximately 1.50m to help shape/produce a compact crown structure.
- Approved11B Theed Street London Lambeth SE1 8STRear Garden: T1: Willow: Approximately 5.00m: Reduce lateral and sub lateral growth by approximately 1.20m. Reduce over extended vertical shoots by approximately 1.20m back into main crown structure. Thin crown density throughout by 20%. Remove major dead wood throughout. T2: Acer: Approximately 5.00m: Thin upper crown density by approximately 20%. Reduce back to clear building approximately 0.50m reduction, on building side. Front Garden T3: Cherry: Approximately 6.50m: Growing within the curtilage of No.12B: Remove major dead wood throughout crown. Reduce crown by approximately 1.20m to include reduction of secondary branches overhanging the neighbours property (No.11A). Thin crown density by approximately 20%
- Approved111 Chevening Road, London, NW6 6DUT1: Mature Pear: Section fell to ground level.
- Approved139 Dartmouth Road, London, NW2 4ENG1: Group of Prunus (wild plum): Remove weak leaning stems. Reduce remaining healthy trees by up to 2.50m to promote healthy regeneration. Remove dead ivy . Remove major dead wood. T1: Mature Pear: Remove dead wood throughout. T2: Sycamore: Thin crown density by 20%. Reduce crown by approximately 1.50m-2.00m all round. Remove major dead wood throughout. T3: Large Apple: Thin crown density by 20% Remove dead wood. Reduce lateral and sub lateral growth growing over neighbouring property approximately 1.50m to help balance crown. T4: Small Apple: Thin crown density by 20%. Reduce crown by approximately 1.20m all round. To include formative pruning of 2 small fruit trees: Apple approximately 3.00m and Pear approximately 2.00m. up to 0.5m reduction and removal of crossing branches. G2: Privet hedge: Rear boundary: Reduce to a height of approximately 2.00m. Reduce overhanging face, hard back whist preserving adequate screen approximately 1.00m. T5 & T6: Oaks: Overhanging from No.137: Reduce lateral and sub lateral branches hard back by approximately 2.00m. T7: Ash: Reduce crown by approximately 1.50m-2.00m all round. Thin crown density by 25%. Remove dead wood. T8: Oak: Growing in No.137, overhanging No.139: Reduce lateral and sub lateral growth growing over boundary by approximately up to 1.50m. T9: Ash:Growing within No.137 and overhanging No.139: Reduce lateral and sub lateral growth by up to approximately 1.75m
- No decision121 Hamilton Terrace London NW8 9QRRear Garden:T1: Robinia: Approximately 18.00m: Reduce crown back to previous and most recent reduction points up to 3.00m all round. Remove dead wood and broken branches throughout crown. Thin crown density by up to 20%. Reduce hazard potential, reduce wind sale area and increase light levels. General maintenance.
- No decision3 Linnell Drive London NW11 7LP1 x Goat Willow (applicants ref. T1) - Approximately 9.00m: Thin crown density by 30%. Reduce crown up to approximately 1.75m. Remove dead wood. Remove climbing clematis. Control encroachment. General maintenance.
- Approved11 Boundary Road London NW8 0HE1 x Magnolia grandiflora: Reduce lateral and sub lateral branches which overhang path back to as near to the wall line as is practicable up to approximately 1.25m, retaining up to 0.5m shortened growth on the east side of the crown where feasible, to maintain a leafy character.
- Approved68-78 Clapham Road London Lambeth SW9 0JJ1 x Walnut tree (T1) - remove.
- Approved60 - 62 Clapham Road London SW9 0JJ2 x London Plane trees - reduce back to previous and most recent reduction points (by up to approximately 2 metres all round) and remove dead wood throughout crown.
- Approved5 Loudoun Road London NW8 0LH1x cedar (T1, rear garden):reduce crown height by up to 2.5 m. Reduce lateral growth by up to 2.5 m. 1x bay (T2, rear garden): reduce crown height by up to 1.5 m. Reduce lateral spread by up to 0.5 m to shape and balance whilst preserving suitable amount of leaf cover. 1x bay (T3, rear garden): reduce crown height by up to 1.5 m. Reduce lateral spread by up to 0.5 m to shape and balance whilst preserving suitable amount of leaf cover. 1x Judas tree (T5, front garden): reduce crown by approximately up to 1 m. Thin crown by up to 20%. 2 x Chinese privet (T5 & 6, front garden): reduce crowns by up to 1.5 m as part of a staged crown reduction.
- No decision221 Hampstead Way London NW11 7YB1 x Wild Plum (applicant's ref. T1) - Thin crown density by 20%, (Remove major dead wood throughout crown), Remove broken and split branches and prune stub ended branches back to suitable points, Raise crown by 1.50m, Reduce lateral and sub-lateral branches by up to 30%
- No decision53 Temple Fortune Hill London NW11 7XR1 x Liquidambar (applicant's ref. T1) - Reduce extraneous branches by 20% back into main crown structure, Thin crown density by 20%
- No decision23 South Square London NW11 7AJ1 x Eucalyptus (applicant's ref. T1) - Reduce extraneous new growth back into main crown structure., Thin crown density by 20%;1 x Hazel (applicant's ref. T2) - Thin crown density by 25-30%, Reduce extraneous growth by 30%:1 x Olive (applicant's ref. T3) - Thin crown density by 20%, Reduce extraneous growth back into the main crown structure by 20%;1 x Lilac (applicant's ref. T4) - Thin crown density by 20%, Reduce extraneous growth by 20%, (Remove dead wood);1 x Apple & 1 x Beech (applicant's ref. G1) - Reduce lateral and sub lateral branches growing over and into the hedge by 20-25%
- No decision2 Park Drive London NW11 7SH1 x Horse Chestnut (applicant's ref. T1) - Remove epicormic growth from main stem, Reduce crown back to previous and most recent reduction points. Standing in group G34 of Tree Preservation Order
- No decision20 Vivian Way London N2 0AE1 x Cockspur Thorn (applicant's ref. T1) - Thin crown density by approximately 20 - 25%, Reduce extraneous branches back into main crown structure (up to 20%) to shape and create a more compact crown, Raise crown by 0.50m, (Remove dead wood);1 x Apple (applicant's ref. T2) - Thin crown density by approximately 20 - 25%, Reduce extraneous branches back into main crown structure by approximately 20%, (Remove dead wood), Raise crown by 0.50m;1 x Oak (applicant's ref. T3) - Thin crown density by approximately 20 - 25%, (Remove dead wood), Remove extraneous branches back into main crown structure (not more than 20%), Raise crown by 1.00-1.50m;1 x Pear (applicant's ref. T4) - Reduce back to previous reduction points whilst preserving suitable amount of furnishing growth to ensure crown continuity, Thin crown density by 20 - 25%, (Remove dead wood throughout)
- No decision5 Vivian Way London N2 0AB2 x Holly (applicant's ref. T1, T2) - Reduce crown by approximately 20%
- No decision17 Middleway London NW11 6SN1 x Purple Plum (applicant's ref. T1) - Reduce crown by up to 20%, Thin crown density by 20%; 1 x Magnolia (applicant's ref. T2) - (Remove (make safe) a split limb overhanging drive), Thin and reduce crown density by up to 15%;1 x Apple (applicant's ref. T3) - Fell;1 x Plum (applicant's ref. T4) - Fell; 1 x Pear (applicant's ref. T5) - Thin crown density by 20-25%, Reduce crown by 20%;1 x Damson (applicant's ref. T6) - Thin crown density by 20-25%, Reduce crown by 20%;1 x Birch (applicant's ref. T7) - Thin crown by approximately 20%, (Remove dead wood), Raise crown by 1.50m, Reduce extraneous branches back into main structure (not more than 20%);
- No decision10 Wordsworth Walk London NW11 6AU1 x Oak (applicant's ref. T1) - Thin crown density throughout by 15%, Remove (dead wood and) epicormic growth, Raise crown over telephone lines to ensure 1.50m clearance, Reduce extraneous branches as specified in agent's annotated photograph received on the 30th October 2019. T9 of Tree Preservation Order
- Approved7 Denman Drive London NW11 6RE1 x Ash - Reduce the two front stems of the tree to a height of approximately 8.50m, Crown clean, Reduce unaffected stem by up to 20-25% where necessary to shape and balance
- Approved8 Spaniards Close London NW11 6THT1: Oak: Thin crown extremities by 20% (remove dead wood throughout) T2: Birch: Raise crown by 1.00m, thin crown density by 20% and reduce overhang by 20%.T3: Thuja: Reduce height by 20% to separate from lower branches of oak. Trim remaining by up to 20% to tidy and shape crown.T4: Hornbeam: Reduce crown by 20% and thin by 25%.T8: Lime: Reduce crown by 20% and thin crown by 25-30%.T9: Cherry: Reduce two limbs overhanging building by 20% to provide adequate clearance of 2.00m.
- Approved44 Temple Fortune Hill London NW11 7XS1 x Willow - Reduce crown by 30% and thin crown density by 20%
- Approved7 Denman Drive London NW11 6RE1 x Ash - Reduce the two front stems of the tree to a height of approximately 8.50m, Crown clean, Reduce unaffected stem by up to 20-25% where necessary to shape and balance
- Approved36 Midholm London NW11 6LN1 x Cherry - Fell to ground level
- No decision19 Spaniards End London NW3 7JG1 x Hornbeam - Reduce by 25-30% back to previous whilst preserving a suitable amount of furnishing growth in order to ensure crown continuity, Thin by 20%
- Approved11 Grange Avenue London N20 8AA1 x Oak (applicant's ref. T1) - Remove epicormic growth and (remove deadwood), Thin by 15-20% 1 x Ash (applicant's ref. T3) - Fell 1 x Tulip Tree (applicant's ref. T4) - Reduce lateral and sub lateral growth by approximately 1.50m 1 x Laburnum (applicant's ref. T9) - Raise crown by approximately 1.00m, (remove deadwood) and Thin by 20%
- No decision11 Grange Avenue London N20 8AA1 x Birch (applicant's ref. T8) - Fell. Standing in Group G20 of Tree Preservation Order
- Approved23 South Square London NW11 7AJ1 x Acer - Reduce crown by 20-25%, thin crown by 20% (and remove dead wood) 1 x Eucalyptus - Reduce back to previous reduction points retaining furnishing growth for crown continuity 1 x Leaning Eucalyptus - Trim re-growth since last prune (and install post prop)
- No decision49 Erskine Hill London NW11 6EY1 x Cherry - Thin crown density by 25-30% and reduce back to previous reduction points
- No decision29 Asmuns Hill London NW11 6ES1 x Magnolia - Reduce height and density of crown by approximately 20%, (remove dead wood), lift low branches and trim as necessary to control encroachment towards house
- No decision48 Erskine Hill London NW11 6HG1 x large Bramley Apple - Raise crown over planting beds by approximately 1.50m, maintain screen on the street side of the tree, reduce remaining crown back to previous reduction points to shape and balance, up to 40% reduction 1 x Cherry - Reduce height by approximately 1.50m as specified. Reduce branches overhanging road and pavement by approximately 1.50m and clear street lamp by 1.00m
- No decision25 Temple Fortune Hill London NW11 7XL1 x Apple - Reduce lateral and sub lateral growth by approximately 15-20%. Remove epicormic/sucker growth from within the main crown
- No decision58 Rotherwick Road London NW11 7DB1 x Oak - (Sever and remove ivy as is practicable), Remove epicormic growth, (Remove dead wood), Thin crown density throughout by approximately 25%. Lightly prune lateral and sub lateral branches growing towards building by approximately 1.00m to ensure good clearance ( 1 x Elder - Reduce crown density by 20% ) 2 x Leyland Cypress - Reduce by approximately 30-40% 2 x Damson Saplings - Reduce by approximately 30% to tidy and balance crowns.(Mixed Species Hedge Line: including elaeagnus, thuja and hazel. Trim to tidy, (approximately a 25% reduction))1 x Bay - Reduce crown height by 30%, thin and reduce crown density by 20% 1 x Large Leaning Damson - (Remove dead wood), Thin crown density by 25% 1 x Leyland - Reduce the crown height by 30% 1 x Leyland - Reduce height by approximately 25-30%. Reduce extraneous branches over the garden back into main crown structure
- No decisionKenwood House Kenwood Close London NW3 7JL1 x Yew (applicant's ref. T1) - Reduce crown by 20% and thin crown density 15-20%.1 x Catalpa (applicant's ref. T2) - Reduce crown by 20% and thin crown density by 20%.1 x Larch (applicant's ref. T3) - Reduce height by approximately 2.00m and reduce lateral and sub lateral growth by 1.50-2.00m. 1 x Yew (applicant's ref. T4) - Reduce crown by 20-25%.(1 x Robinia (applicant's ref. T5) - Remove dead wood only) 3 x Sycamore (applicant's ref. T6, T7, T8) - Reduce back to previous reduction points and thin crown densities by 30%.3 x Groups of Birch (applicant's ref. G1, G2, G3) - Thin crown densities by approximately 20%.1 x Holm Oak (applicant's ref. T9) - Reduce by approximately 30%.1 x Yew (applicant's ref. T10) - Reduce crown by 25%
- No decisionThe Orchard Rear Of 25 Temple Fortune Hill London NW11 6YN1 x Malus - Thin crown density by 20% to help maintain the tree at reasonable size and density.1 x Yew - Reduce back to previous reduction points to maintain size.
- Approved57 Willifield Way London NW11 6YLHedge Line: Mixed species - Adjacent house. Remove honeysuckle from drain pipe and wall. Trim hedge to as near to point discussed whilst maintain good structure to tidy and general maintenance.Cotoneaster - Reduce crown by approximately 20% and thin crown density by 20% to increase light levels and help maintain at a reasonable size for the garden.Hyperium - Prune hard back to tidy.Small Apple - Prune for fruit.Group: Consisting of viburnum, euonymus and large privet - Prune all hard back, approximately 30% as is practicable whilst preserving natural characteristics and aesthetic value as general maintenance and to tidy.
- No decisionThe Fourth House 5 Turner Drive London NW11 6TX(2 x Pyracantha (applicant's ref. G1) - Reduce the heights of both trees to a height of rain guard/step roof)1 x Birch (applicant's ref. T2) - Thin crown density by 20-25%, (Remove dead wood), Prune back from building by approximately 1.00m(1 x Purple Plum (applicant's ref. T3) - Remove dead wood only)1 x Acer (applicant's ref. T4) - Prune out reverted branches(Thuja Hedge (applicant's ref. G2) - Lightly trim face and height and tie back lateral branches as is practicable to help control encroachment)1 x twin stemmed Birch (applicant's ref. T5) - Thin crown density by 20-25% (remove dead wood)1 x Mimosa (applicant's ref. T6) - Reduce crown by 30% and thin crown density by 20%
- No decisionThe Fourth House 5 Turner Drive London NW11 6TX1 x Oak (applicant's ref. T1) - Pollard the stem to the front of the tree, (Remove major dead wood from front limb whilst preserving viable live growth. Remove dead wood from stems to the rear of the tree), Thin crown up to 15%. T29 of Tree Preservation Order
- No decision52 Temple Fortune Hill London NW11 7XR1 x Alder - Fell minor secondary stem (1 x Elder (Shrub) - Fell) (1 x Yew - Remove dead ivy as specified)1 x Hawthorn - Reduce lateral and sub lateral branches growing over lawn by 10-15%. Raise crown by 0.50m as specified1 x Cherry - Fell to ground level
- ApprovedDevon House 6 Turner Drive London NW11 6TXLarge laurel (applicant's ref. G3) - Reduce height by approximately 60% and allow to re-generate
- No decision4 North Square London NW11 7AA1 x Apple - Thin crown density by 20%, reduce crown by up to 20%, raise crown by 0.50m (and remove dead wood)
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