Back Garden (Right Boundary) T1: Robinia tree â Fell to ground level, grind out stump Measurements Current height 5m and spread 3m. Reduce height to 0m and spread to 0m. Reason for work The tree is exhibiting signs of decline, with noticeable dieback in the upper canopy. This condition suggests that the treeâs health is compromised, potentially due to environmental stress, root damage, pests, or disease.
Back Garden (Left Boundary) T1: Leylandii tree (located next to house) - Reduce height by 3 - 4m, cut all sides back by 1.5m Current height 12 metres Reducing height down to 9metres Spread of tree before 9 metres Spread of tree after reduction 7.5 metres (Back Boundary) T2: Leylandii tree - Reduce height by 3m, trim tight to shape (garden side only), cut extended leader overhanging neighbour's property back by 1.5 - 2m, trim remainder of overhang to shape, lift canopy by 0.5 - 1m above ground level Current height standing at 11 metres Reducing height down to 8 metres Spread of tree before 7 metres Spread of tree after reduction 5.5 metres T3: Small leylandii tree - Fell to ground level Current height standing at 4 metres Reducing height down to 0metres Spread of tree before 3 metres Spread of tree after reduction 0 metres T4: Prunus tree - Reduce height by 2m, reduce sides to balance and shape, remove major deadwood Current height standing at 7 metres Reducing height down to 5 metres Spread of tree before 5 metres Spread of tree after reduction 4 metres (Right Boundary) T5: Robinia tree - Reduction to pollard back by around 3m NB: There is dieback in the top canopy and ganoderma bracket fungus present at the base. Current height standing at 8 metres Reducing height down to 5 metres Spread of tree before 3 metres Spread of tree after reduction 2.5 metres Reason for work maintaining this tree in its current setting, Reduce shading to house
Back Garden (Left Boundary) T1: Silver birch tree - Prune to clear building by 1.5m height 7m & spread 5m. Reduce height to 7 & spread to 3.5m) T2: Laurel hedge - Reduce height by 1m to form a level line, trim to shape (garden side only) height 4m & spread 6m. Reduce height to 3m & spread to 6m) T3: Prunus tree - Remove x1 limb with decay present at union height 6m & spread 4m. Reduce height to 6m & spread to 3.8m) (Right Boundary) T4: Hornbeam tree - Lift canopy by 1m from ground level (secondary branches only), thin canopy by 5%, remove major deadwood height 7m & spread 4m. Reduce height to 4m & spread to 4m) T5: Robinia tree - Prune in x1 extended leader over conservatory by 2m, remove major deadwood height 7m & spread 5m. Reduce height to 7m & spread to 3m) T6: Hazel tree - Reduce height by 2m, thin branch structure by 5%, remove major deadwood height 7m & spread 4m. Reduce height to 5m & spread to 3m) T7: Holly tree - Trim to shape, lift by 1m to allow more light height 5m & spread 3m. Reduce height to 5m & spread to 3.8m) Reason for work General tree maintenance More light maintaining this tree in its current setting clearance from building
Eucalyptus (T1) - 18m high, 12m wide - reduce lower branch over the house by 3m and reduce the branch above by 2m (photo 2) Cypress (T2) - 10m high - fell because it's leaning heavily towards the house and also blocking satellite signal. (To reduce the hight would leave little or no foliage for regrowth). Cypress (TG1) - 2x cypress 10 high - reduce hight by 2m and trim sides because they are blocking the satellite signal. Yew (T3) - 10m high - raise crown over the drive to 4m because branches keep hitting vehicles. Hornbeam (T4) - 10m high - raise crown over the drive to 4m because branches keep hitting vehicles.
Back Garden (Right Boundary) T1: Robinia tree â Fell to ground level, grind out stump Measurements Current height 5m and spread 3m. Reduce height to 0m and spread to 0m. Reason for work The tree is exhibiting signs of decline, with noticeable dieback in the upper canopy. This condition suggests that the treeâs health is compromised, potentially due to environmental stress, root damage, pests, or disease.
Back Garden (Left Boundary) T1: Leylandii tree (located next to house) - Reduce height by 3 - 4m, cut all sides back by 1.5m Current height 12 metres Reducing height down to 9metres Spread of tree before 9 metres Spread of tree after reduction 7.5 metres (Back Boundary) T2: Leylandii tree - Reduce height by 3m, trim tight to shape (garden side only), cut extended leader overhanging neighbour's property back by 1.5 - 2m, trim remainder of overhang to shape, lift canopy by 0.5 - 1m above ground level Current height standing at 11 metres Reducing height down to 8 metres Spread of tree before 7 metres Spread of tree after reduction 5.5 metres T3: Small leylandii tree - Fell to ground level Current height standing at 4 metres Reducing height down to 0metres Spread of tree before 3 metres Spread of tree after reduction 0 metres T4: Prunus tree - Reduce height by 2m, reduce sides to balance and shape, remove major deadwood Current height standing at 7 metres Reducing height down to 5 metres Spread of tree before 5 metres Spread of tree after reduction 4 metres (Right Boundary) T5: Robinia tree - Reduction to pollard back by around 3m NB: There is dieback in the top canopy and ganoderma bracket fungus present at the base. Current height standing at 8 metres Reducing height down to 5 metres Spread of tree before 3 metres Spread of tree after reduction 2.5 metres Reason for work maintaining this tree in its current setting, Reduce shading to house
Back Garden (Left Boundary) T1: Silver birch tree - Prune to clear building by 1.5m height 7m & spread 5m. Reduce height to 7 & spread to 3.5m) T2: Laurel hedge - Reduce height by 1m to form a level line, trim to shape (garden side only) height 4m & spread 6m. Reduce height to 3m & spread to 6m) T3: Prunus tree - Remove x1 limb with decay present at union height 6m & spread 4m. Reduce height to 6m & spread to 3.8m) (Right Boundary) T4: Hornbeam tree - Lift canopy by 1m from ground level (secondary branches only), thin canopy by 5%, remove major deadwood height 7m & spread 4m. Reduce height to 4m & spread to 4m) T5: Robinia tree - Prune in x1 extended leader over conservatory by 2m, remove major deadwood height 7m & spread 5m. Reduce height to 7m & spread to 3m) T6: Hazel tree - Reduce height by 2m, thin branch structure by 5%, remove major deadwood height 7m & spread 4m. Reduce height to 5m & spread to 3m) T7: Holly tree - Trim to shape, lift by 1m to allow more light height 5m & spread 3m. Reduce height to 5m & spread to 3.8m) Reason for work General tree maintenance More light maintaining this tree in its current setting clearance from building
Eucalyptus (T1) - 18m high, 12m wide - reduce lower branch over the house by 3m and reduce the branch above by 2m (photo 2) Cypress (T2) - 10m high - fell because it's leaning heavily towards the house and also blocking satellite signal. (To reduce the hight would leave little or no foliage for regrowth). Cypress (TG1) - 2x cypress 10 high - reduce hight by 2m and trim sides because they are blocking the satellite signal. Yew (T3) - 10m high - raise crown over the drive to 4m because branches keep hitting vehicles. Hornbeam (T4) - 10m high - raise crown over the drive to 4m because branches keep hitting vehicles.
Building-control records are not yet collected for Richmond Upon Thames — 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 9 premises each one covers.
Designation
Coverage
Conservation Area
Parkleys Estate · reference 7412 · covers 6 of 9 premises. Demolition, alterations, trees and design are subject to additional heritage controls.
Conservation Area
Ham Common · reference 7352 · covers 3 of 9 premises. Demolition, alterations, trees and design are subject to additional heritage controls.
Archaeological Priority Area
Summary and Definition The Archaeological Priority Area covers the large western portion of the common land created by Charles I in 1635. The APA is classified as Tier 2 because it is an area of historic landsc · reference 209751 · covers 1 of 9 premises. Groundworks may require archaeological assessment or investigation.
Conservation Area
Parkleys Estate · reference 7412 · covers 6 of 9 premises. Demolition, alterations, trees and design are subject to additional heritage controls.
Conservation Area
Ham Common · reference 7352 · covers 3 of 9 premises. Demolition, alterations, trees and design are subject to additional heritage controls.
Archaeological Priority Area
Summary and Definition The Archaeological Priority Area covers the large western portion of the common land created by Charles I in 1635. The APA is classified as Tier 2 because it is an area of historic landsc · reference 209751 · covers 1 of 9 premises. Groundworks may require archaeological assessment or investigation.
Nearby postcodes and streets
Walk to the next area — linked where the Atlas has a record for it (pilot borough only for now).
Planning precedent50 applications and 44 mapped decisions in this postcode — precedent for what has been permitted and refused here.
Energy4 EPC records; ratings B: 1, C: 2, 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
The Developer Plan
Ownership, finance and market signals recorded at addresses in this postcode — each with date and source. Signals are evidence of change, not a prediction.
Signal
Evidence
EPC F/G · 18 Apr 2016
· · source epc_register
Long hold · 30 Aug 1999
last sale £740,000 · 26 yrs held · 5 HAM FARM ROAD · source hmlr_ppd
EPC F/G · 18 Apr 2016
· · source epc_register
Long hold · 30 Aug 1999
last sale £740,000 · 26 yrs held · 5 HAM FARM ROAD · source hmlr_ppd
Boundary: OS Postcode Unit areas (Ordnance Survey), 2026-08-14. Planning records: canonical stage2. EPC: EPC register. Premises: OS AddressBase / UPRN.
TW10 5ND, Richmond Upon Thames: Planning and Property History | Planning Atlas