Postcode record · Haringey
N8 9JD.
N8 9JD has 68 known premises and 53 planning records — 37 approved of 47 decided (78.7%). 38 EPC records.
Postcode N8 9JD · boundary not held, centred on the postcodeApprovedRefusedOther54 on the map — every match
At a glance · this postcodeHaringey profile →
68
Premises
known addresses (UPRNs)
53
Applications
47 decided
78.7%
Approval rate
37 approved · 10 refused
55 days
Median decision time
average 61 days · 53 dated decisions · validation to decision (no separate receipt date)
38
EPC records
ratings C 11 · D 19 · E 7 · G 1
54
Mapped applications
inside the postcode shape
Postcode unit boundary from Ordnance Survey; premises and applications inside it. Aggregates describe the area, not any single premises.
Property
What is it?
N8 9JD has 68 known premises and 53 planning records — 37 approved of 47 decided (78.7%). 38 EPC records.
Premises (18 of 68 shown)
Name
Details
UPRN 10003977029
UPRN 10003977030
UPRN 10003982208
UPRN 10022942450
UPRN 10022942451
UPRN 100021187277
UPRN 100021187278
UPRN 100021187279
UPRN 100021187280
UPRN 100021187281
UPRN 10003977029
UPRN 10003977030
UPRN 10003982208
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UPRN 10022942450
UPRN 10022942451
UPRN 100021187277
UPRN 100021187278
UPRN 100021187279
UPRN 100021187280
UPRN 100021187281
Planning
What happened?
53 planning applications across the postcode; 37 approved of 47 decided (78.7%). Latest 30 shown.
Reference
Proposal · address
Type
Outcome
Date · distance
Replacement of existing uPVC windows with modern double glazed Timber units.
39 Haringey Park Hornsey London N8 9JD · premises record
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Approved
2026-02-11
Tree location - front and rear garden Access - side access T1 - Approx. H18 S10 65+DBH Lime Crown reduce height by 2-3m Reduce laterals by 3m (on eastern side) Thin 10% Deadwood Lift 5m T2 - Approx. H20 S18 100+DBH Plane Crown reduce height by 3m Reduce laterals by 3-4m Thin 15% Deadwood Lift 5m T3 - Approx. H16 S8 88DBH Chestnut Crown reduce height by 2m Reduce laterals by 1-2m Thin 10% Deadwood Lift to 5m Remove trunk growth T4 - Approx. H13 S6 45DBH Sycamore Deadwood T5 - Approx. H5 S3 30DBH Cherry (dead) Fell as close as possible to ground level T6 - Approx. H8 S5 35DBH Holly (dead) Fell as close as possible to ground level Tortured route T7 - Approx. H16 S18 70DBH Oak Remove major deadwood
31 Haringey Park Hornsey London N8 9JD · premises record
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No objection
2025-07-31
Five Day Notice. Application to remove trees T1 and T2 and T3 as shown in Sketch Plan and Images. All three trees are Fraxinus Excelsior (European Ash) and are self seeded. All 3 trees are dead, and T1 is leaning up against the fence at 32 Haringey Park and appears to be unstable. As all 3 trees are dead, we would like to have them removed safely to avoid any damage to pedestrians and property/ cars. We are particularly concerned about their stability in the event of a storm.
32 Haringey Park Hornsey London N8 9JD · premises record
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No objection
2025-05-16
Removal of Common Beech (Fagus Sylvatica) requested. The tree is a self-seed beech between existing fencing and original brick wall boundary. We are planning to replace the dilapidated fence along the original boundary line of the brick wall. The tree has a lopsided canopy, having emerged from between the fence and the boundary wall. If allowed to grow, it will undermine the new boundary fence and neighbour's fence. Access for maintenance purposes is limited. We are in the process of renovating our garden, and our new planting plan includes at least 10 new trees and over 20m of native hedging, which will include beech.
32 Haringey Park Hornsey London N8 9JD · premises record
Officer Daniel Monk
Works to trees in Conservation Area
No objection
2024-08-20
Rear Garden: T1: Mature Apple: Approximately 5.00m. Fell to ground level and treat with systemic herbicide. Reason: The tree is growing very close to the boundary wall of the property and overhangs the conservatory.
33 Haringey Park Hornsey London N8 9JD · premises record
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No objection
2023-12-05
Request to fell 2x trees identified as T1 and T2. Both are large C Cupressosyparis Leylandi. Works are:- fell to ground, grind out stumps and all arisings. Rationale:- 1) Concern from neighbouring property re impact on light and shading which is affecting the growth of their lawn, plus a request to have T1 and T2 removed as a result of these issues. 2) The amenity of the rear rooms of 32 Haringey Park is also affected, as they do not get much daylight as a result of T1 and T2; 3) The trees themselves have a low amenity value - they were not maintained regularly when young so they have straggly limbs and the lower trunks are bare; 4) Both T1 and T2 are showing signs of distress at present 5) The ongoing maintenance cost of professional pruning is considerable; 6) Hard pruning trees of this size & maturity runs the risk of them dying off; 7) Cutting into the sides to reduce the lateral spread often reveals bare wood which will not generate new growth; 8) Denuded soil under the trees from lower pH levels and extreme dryness makes them difficult to underplant; 9) The trees are often affected by storms and high winds, and branches have fallen into the neighbouring garden several times, causing a hazard. Replacement As part of a substantial new planting scheme to the wider garden this area would be replanted with large shrubs and hedgerow plants which will provide sufficient privacy screening and attract a vastly greater and more diverse wildlife population.
32 Haringey Park Hornsey London N8 9JD · premises record
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No objection
2023-10-13
Approval of details pursuant to Condition 13 (Secured by Design Certification) attached to planning permission ref: HGY/2020/1826.
29 Haringey Park Hornsey London N8 9JD · premises record
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Approved
2023-03-23
Approval of details pursuant to Condition 6 (Landscaping), Condition 8 (Refuse & Waste Storage), Condition 9 (Cycle Parking) & Condition 11 (Bird & Bat Boxes) attached to planning permission ref: HGY/2020/1826.
Land rear of 29 Haringey Park London N8 9JD · premises record
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Approved
2022-09-12
Non-material amendment following a grant of planning permission HGY/2020/1826 involving amendments to wording of Condition 6 (Hard and soft landscaping).
29 Haringey Park London N8 9JD · premises record
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Approved
2021-07-30
Approval of details pursuant to condition 10 (Energy Statement) attached to planning permission HGY/2020/1826.
Land rear of 29 Haringey Park London N8 9JD · premises record
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Approved
2021-07-07
Replacement of existing uPVC windows with modern double glazed Timber units.
39 Haringey Park Hornsey London N8 9JD · premises record
Approved
2026-02-11
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Tree location - front and rear garden Access - side access T1 - Approx. H18 S10 65+DBH Lime Crown reduce height by 2-3m Reduce laterals by 3m (on eastern side) Thin 10% Deadwood Lift 5m T2 - Approx. H20 S18 100+DBH Plane Crown reduce height by 3m Reduce laterals by 3-4m Thin 15% Deadwood Lift 5m T3 - Approx. H16 S8 88DBH Chestnut Crown reduce height by 2m Reduce laterals by 1-2m Thin 10% Deadwood Lift to 5m Remove trunk growth T4 - Approx. H13 S6 45DBH Sycamore Deadwood T5 - Approx. H5 S3 30DBH Cherry (dead) Fell as close as possible to ground level T6 - Approx. H8 S5 35DBH Holly (dead) Fell as close as possible to ground level Tortured route T7 - Approx. H16 S18 70DBH Oak Remove major deadwood
31 Haringey Park Hornsey London N8 9JD · premises record
No objection
2025-07-31
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Five Day Notice. Application to remove trees T1 and T2 and T3 as shown in Sketch Plan and Images. All three trees are Fraxinus Excelsior (European Ash) and are self seeded. All 3 trees are dead, and T1 is leaning up against the fence at 32 Haringey Park and appears to be unstable. As all 3 trees are dead, we would like to have them removed safely to avoid any damage to pedestrians and property/ cars. We are particularly concerned about their stability in the event of a storm.
32 Haringey Park Hornsey London N8 9JD · premises record
No objection
2025-05-16
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Removal of Common Beech (Fagus Sylvatica) requested. The tree is a self-seed beech between existing fencing and original brick wall boundary. We are planning to replace the dilapidated fence along the original boundary line of the brick wall. The tree has a lopsided canopy, having emerged from between the fence and the boundary wall. If allowed to grow, it will undermine the new boundary fence and neighbour's fence. Access for maintenance purposes is limited. We are in the process of renovating our garden, and our new planting plan includes at least 10 new trees and over 20m of native hedging, which will include beech.
32 Haringey Park Hornsey London N8 9JD · premises record
Officer Daniel Monk
No objection
2024-08-20
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Works to trees in Conservation Area
Rear Garden: T1: Mature Apple: Approximately 5.00m. Fell to ground level and treat with systemic herbicide. Reason: The tree is growing very close to the boundary wall of the property and overhangs the conservatory.
33 Haringey Park Hornsey London N8 9JD · premises record
No objection
2023-12-05
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Request to fell 2x trees identified as T1 and T2. Both are large C Cupressosyparis Leylandi. Works are:- fell to ground, grind out stumps and all arisings. Rationale:- 1) Concern from neighbouring property re impact on light and shading which is affecting the growth of their lawn, plus a request to have T1 and T2 removed as a result of these issues. 2) The amenity of the rear rooms of 32 Haringey Park is also affected, as they do not get much daylight as a result of T1 and T2; 3) The trees themselves have a low amenity value - they were not maintained regularly when young so they have straggly limbs and the lower trunks are bare; 4) Both T1 and T2 are showing signs of distress at present 5) The ongoing maintenance cost of professional pruning is considerable; 6) Hard pruning trees of this size & maturity runs the risk of them dying off; 7) Cutting into the sides to reduce the lateral spread often reveals bare wood which will not generate new growth; 8) Denuded soil under the trees from lower pH levels and extreme dryness makes them difficult to underplant; 9) The trees are often affected by storms and high winds, and branches have fallen into the neighbouring garden several times, causing a hazard. Replacement As part of a substantial new planting scheme to the wider garden this area would be replanted with large shrubs and hedgerow plants which will provide sufficient privacy screening and attract a vastly greater and more diverse wildlife population.
32 Haringey Park Hornsey London N8 9JD · premises record
No objection
2023-10-13
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Approval of details pursuant to Condition 13 (Secured by Design Certification) attached to planning permission ref: HGY/2020/1826.
29 Haringey Park Hornsey London N8 9JD · premises record
Approved
2023-03-23
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Approval of details pursuant to Condition 6 (Landscaping), Condition 8 (Refuse & Waste Storage), Condition 9 (Cycle Parking) & Condition 11 (Bird & Bat Boxes) attached to planning permission ref: HGY/2020/1826.
Land rear of 29 Haringey Park London N8 9JD · premises record
Approved
2022-09-12
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Non-material amendment following a grant of planning permission HGY/2020/1826 involving amendments to wording of Condition 6 (Hard and soft landscaping).
29 Haringey Park London N8 9JD · premises record
Approved
2021-07-30
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Approval of details pursuant to condition 10 (Energy Statement) attached to planning permission HGY/2020/1826.
Land rear of 29 Haringey Park London N8 9JD · premises record
Approved
2021-07-07
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Building control
Building-control records are not yet collected for Haringey — the register is being gathered borough by borough (held so far: Lambeth, Brent, Ealing, Westminster, City and others).
Place
What affects it?
Every mapped designation touching a premises in this postcode, with how many of its 68 premises each one covers.
Designation
Coverage
Conservation Area
Crouch End · reference CA5 · covers 68 of 68 premises. Demolition, alterations, trees and design are subject to additional heritage controls.
Conservation Area
Crouch End · reference CA5 · covers 68 of 68 premises. Demolition, alterations, trees and design are subject to additional heritage controls.
Nearby postcodes and streets
Walk to the next area — linked where the Atlas has a record for it (pilot borough only for now).
People
Who is involved?
Named on the latest 30 applications in this postcode — the party who applied, not the owner or occupier.
Development
What could it become?
Planning precedent53 applications and 54 mapped decisions in this postcode — precedent for what has been permitted and refused here.
Energy38 EPC records; ratings C: 11, D: 19, E: 7, G: 1.
What is not assertedNo capacity, value or ownership claim is made at area level; those belong to individual premises records and their evidence.
Intent signals
Planning Atlas ProOwnership, finance and market signals recorded at addresses in this postcode — each with date and source. Signals are evidence of change, not a prediction.
4 intent signals recorded in this postcode
Ageing director · Price decline · EPC F/G · Long hold
Subscribe to see the signals →Boundary: OS Postcode Unit areas (Ordnance Survey), 2026-08-14. Planning records: canonical stage2. EPC: EPC register. Premises: OS AddressBase / UPRN.