Postcode record · Richmond Upon Thames
TW10 7RS.
TW10 7RS has 12 known premises and 64 planning records — 41 approved of 64 decided (64.1%). 1 EPC record.
Postcode TW10 7RS · boundary not held, centred on the postcodeApprovedRefusedOther64 exact8 approximate72 on the map — every match
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12
Premises
known addresses (UPRNs)
64
Applications
64 decided
64.1%
Approval rate
41 approved · 4 refused
1
EPC records
ratings D 1
72
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?
TW10 7RS has 12 known premises and 64 planning records — 41 approved of 64 decided (64.1%). 1 EPC record.
Premises
Name
Details
UPRN 10002248980
UPRN 10002263032
UPRN 10025177104
UPRN 10070710802
UPRN 10070725342
UPRN 10091158742
UPRN 10094589513
UPRN 100022307611
UPRN 100022307613
UPRN 10002248980
UPRN 10002263032
UPRN 10025177104
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UPRN 10070710802
UPRN 10070725342
UPRN 10091158742
UPRN 10094589513
UPRN 100022307611
UPRN 100022307613
Planning
What happened?
64 planning applications across the postcode; 41 approved of 64 decided (64.1%). Latest 30 shown.
Reference
Proposal · address
Type
Outcome
Date · distance
Trees located at Ham House & Gardens: T1-False Acacia x2 0902 and 0903 North Terrace by bike racks. Reduce in height and width by approx 2-3 metres to mitigate included unions and high footfall location. Current height 14m, final height 12m, current spread of both trees as a pair 20m, final spread 16m. T2-Lime 0895 - 1st lime on North Terrace East, closest to the main gate. Reduce height by 2-3 metres and prune any over extended laterals back in line with canopy to mitigate included union. Current height 22m, final height 20m. Current spread 12m, final spread 10m. T3-Dismantle Lime tree to GL & grind out stump due to significant canopy decline caused by Honey fungus. T4-Reduce mature Holm Oak tree in far left corner of kitchen garden back to previous points, approx 2m of regrowth to mitigate stress fractures on the larger boughs which was the purpose of the reduction originally. MEWP required. Current height 22m, final height 20m, current spread 22m, final spread 16m. T5-Sweet Chestnut tree, showing early stages of decline, reduce height by 3m. Current height 18m, final height 15m, reduce spread by 2m, current spread 10m, final spread 6. Purpose to manage its decline in a high footfall area.
Ham House, Ham Street, Ham, Richmond, TW10 7RS · premises record
Works to Tree/s in Conservation Area
No objection
2026-02-25
New lime plaster and lime wash to internal wall of the Orangery following the removal of the sand and cement render and vinyl paint.
Ham House, Ham Street, Ham, Richmond, TW10 7RS · premises record
Applicant National Trust · Officer George Sellers
Listed Building Consent
Approved
2025-10-22
Replacement roof to bookshop and ice cream parlour
Ham House Ham Street Ham Richmond TW10 7RS · premises record
Applicant National Trust · Officer Jack Davies
Listed Building Consent
Approved
2024-12-09
Replacement roof to bookshop and ice cream parlour.
Ham House Ham Street Ham Richmond TW10 7RS · premises record
Applicant National Trust · Officer Jack Davies
Listed Building Consent
Approved
2024-07-03
The aim of the works to be undertaken is to make sure that the Wilderness at Ham House Gardens Maintains a strong visual aesthetic of the 17th Century to maintain the visual standard for the 17th century garden at Ham House, along with this the trees have crowded out the hedging and lawns critical to this 17th century feature which are succumbing and dying due to the lack of light. Tree works to be undertaken within The Wilderness of Ham House Gardens, the work is to be undertaken to reduce the canopy of 156 out of 170 trees within the wilderness, trees will be worked on individually having there canopies reduced to give the best outcome. Works to be overseen by the Head Gardener at Ham House, John Myers and works to be completed by William Harper Lead arborculturalist for WG Harpur tree surgery ltd. The following tree numbers within the area will not be having any works completed on them as they are currently at good size, 2,4,5,6,7,11,66,67,93,94,122,153,154,158. All other trees on the Tree map supplied with be under going a canopy reduction. All the trees being worked on are Acer Campestre and are within wilderness area of Ham House Gardens, no trees over hang other property. Area to be closed off from public access whilst works are being undertaken.
Ham House Ham Street Ham Richmond TW10 7RS · premises record
Applicant Ham House, National Trust · Officer Simon Lant
Works to Tree/s in Conservation Area
Withdrawn
2023-10-27
T7:T824 Ham Avenue, Norway Maple with included union, concern over the target being the road. Fell to ground level or agreed stump height. T9:T759 Ham Avenue, Plane tree with defunct bracing. The tree is 95% dead. Fell to ground level or to agreed stump height. T10:T810 Ham Meadow Lime tree, previously reduced canopy. Kretzschmaria identified and hollowing at the base. Fell to ground level or agreed stump height. T11:Wilderness formal garden. Fell x2 Field Maple that have out grown their position in this 17th century formal garden and cause too much shade for grass to grow. T20:Multi stem Bay tree, spreading through boundary of compound into kitchen garden causing constant problems, fell to ground level, grind out stump. T21:Group of small Holly trees by entrance to compound, fell to ground level so the bed can be planted with more suitable plants that fit with the 17th century kitchen garden. T22:False Acacia, Ganoderma present, die back in upper canopy with bark flaking off. Retrench main stem by 5 metres to match its close neighbours Current height 12m, final height 7m. T23:Mixed hedge mainly Holly on boundary of compound and Palm Centre. Reduce by 50% to allow light to poly tunnels and seedlings. T24:Mature Horse Chestnut, large wounds from 1987 storm, poor branch attachments. Highly used location where visitors sit and picnic. Reduce by 2.5m height, Reduce width by 1.5m to mitigate poor branch attachments. Current height 19m, final height 16.5m. Current spread 18m, final spread 15m.
Ham House Ham Street Ham Richmond TW10 7RS · premises record
Works to Tree/s in Conservation Area
No objection
2022-04-05
T1 - Oak significantly reduce the overextended radial spread of the lateral canopy. Selective end weigh pruning along with lateral limb reduction of 3 metres is recommended and will mitigate the likelihood of failure without detriment to the vigour or aesthetical value of the tree. Pruning wounds will not exceed 100mm. T2 -Oak - Due to the significant volume of weight extending above the potential failure point it would be prudent to significantly reduced the overextended radial spread of the defective limb. Selective end weight pruning along with lateral limb reduction of 2.5 metres is recommended and will mitigate the likelihood of failure without detriment to the vigour or aesthetical value of the tree. Pruning wounds will not exceed 100mm. T1 Oak: The current radial spread is approximately 11 metres and will be no less than 8 metres after pruning. T2 Oak: The current radial spread is approximately 10 metres and will be no less than 7.5 metres after pruning.
Ham House Ham Street Ham Richmond TW10 7RS · premises record
Works to Tree/s in Conservation Area
No objection
2020-11-16
Replace, on a like for like basis, the timber gates to the West Courtyard. Carry out structural improvements to the rusticated masonry brick piers.
Ham House Ham Street Ham Richmond TW10 7RS · premises record
Listed Building Consent
Approved
2019-12-03
Details pursuant to condition U53001 - materials
Ham House Ham Street Ham Richmond TW10 7RS · premises record
Applicant The National Trust · Officer Holly Eley (Expired)
Reserved Matters DD Submission
Approved
2019-10-25
T1 - Black Walnut - Crown reduction due to extensive decay in stem (15%) (Specification of reduction in consultants report)
Ham House Stables Ham Street Ham Richmond TW10 7RS · premises record
Works to Tree/s in Conservation Area
No objection
2019-05-28
Trees located at Ham House & Gardens: T1-False Acacia x2 0902 and 0903 North Terrace by bike racks. Reduce in height and width by approx 2-3 metres to mitigate included unions and high footfall location. Current height 14m, final height 12m, current spread of both trees as a pair 20m, final spread 16m. T2-Lime 0895 - 1st lime on North Terrace East, closest to the main gate. Reduce height by 2-3 metres and prune any over extended laterals back in line with canopy to mitigate included union. Current height 22m, final height 20m. Current spread 12m, final spread 10m. T3-Dismantle Lime tree to GL & grind out stump due to significant canopy decline caused by Honey fungus. T4-Reduce mature Holm Oak tree in far left corner of kitchen garden back to previous points, approx 2m of regrowth to mitigate stress fractures on the larger boughs which was the purpose of the reduction originally. MEWP required. Current height 22m, final height 20m, current spread 22m, final spread 16m. T5-Sweet Chestnut tree, showing early stages of decline, reduce height by 3m. Current height 18m, final height 15m, reduce spread by 2m, current spread 10m, final spread 6. Purpose to manage its decline in a high footfall area.
Ham House, Ham Street, Ham, Richmond, TW10 7RS · premises record
No objection
2026-02-25
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Works to Tree/s in Conservation Area
New lime plaster and lime wash to internal wall of the Orangery following the removal of the sand and cement render and vinyl paint.
Ham House, Ham Street, Ham, Richmond, TW10 7RS · premises record
Applicant National Trust · Officer George Sellers
Approved
2025-10-22
More
Listed Building Consent
Replacement roof to bookshop and ice cream parlour
Ham House Ham Street Ham Richmond TW10 7RS · premises record
Applicant National Trust · Officer Jack Davies
Approved
2024-12-09
More
Listed Building Consent
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Replacement roof to bookshop and ice cream parlour.
Ham House Ham Street Ham Richmond TW10 7RS · premises record
Applicant National Trust · Officer Jack Davies
Approved
2024-07-03
More
Listed Building Consent
The aim of the works to be undertaken is to make sure that the Wilderness at Ham House Gardens Maintains a strong visual aesthetic of the 17th Century to maintain the visual standard for the 17th century garden at Ham House, along with this the trees have crowded out the hedging and lawns critical to this 17th century feature which are succumbing and dying due to the lack of light. Tree works to be undertaken within The Wilderness of Ham House Gardens, the work is to be undertaken to reduce the canopy of 156 out of 170 trees within the wilderness, trees will be worked on individually having there canopies reduced to give the best outcome. Works to be overseen by the Head Gardener at Ham House, John Myers and works to be completed by William Harper Lead arborculturalist for WG Harpur tree surgery ltd. The following tree numbers within the area will not be having any works completed on them as they are currently at good size, 2,4,5,6,7,11,66,67,93,94,122,153,154,158. All other trees on the Tree map supplied with be under going a canopy reduction. All the trees being worked on are Acer Campestre and are within wilderness area of Ham House Gardens, no trees over hang other property. Area to be closed off from public access whilst works are being undertaken.
Ham House Ham Street Ham Richmond TW10 7RS · premises record
Applicant Ham House, National Trust · Officer Simon Lant
Withdrawn
2023-10-27
More
Works to Tree/s in Conservation Area
T7:T824 Ham Avenue, Norway Maple with included union, concern over the target being the road. Fell to ground level or agreed stump height. T9:T759 Ham Avenue, Plane tree with defunct bracing. The tree is 95% dead. Fell to ground level or to agreed stump height. T10:T810 Ham Meadow Lime tree, previously reduced canopy. Kretzschmaria identified and hollowing at the base. Fell to ground level or agreed stump height. T11:Wilderness formal garden. Fell x2 Field Maple that have out grown their position in this 17th century formal garden and cause too much shade for grass to grow. T20:Multi stem Bay tree, spreading through boundary of compound into kitchen garden causing constant problems, fell to ground level, grind out stump. T21:Group of small Holly trees by entrance to compound, fell to ground level so the bed can be planted with more suitable plants that fit with the 17th century kitchen garden. T22:False Acacia, Ganoderma present, die back in upper canopy with bark flaking off. Retrench main stem by 5 metres to match its close neighbours Current height 12m, final height 7m. T23:Mixed hedge mainly Holly on boundary of compound and Palm Centre. Reduce by 50% to allow light to poly tunnels and seedlings. T24:Mature Horse Chestnut, large wounds from 1987 storm, poor branch attachments. Highly used location where visitors sit and picnic. Reduce by 2.5m height, Reduce width by 1.5m to mitigate poor branch attachments. Current height 19m, final height 16.5m. Current spread 18m, final spread 15m.
Ham House Ham Street Ham Richmond TW10 7RS · premises record
No objection
2022-04-05
More
Works to Tree/s in Conservation Area
T1 - Oak significantly reduce the overextended radial spread of the lateral canopy. Selective end weigh pruning along with lateral limb reduction of 3 metres is recommended and will mitigate the likelihood of failure without detriment to the vigour or aesthetical value of the tree. Pruning wounds will not exceed 100mm. T2 -Oak - Due to the significant volume of weight extending above the potential failure point it would be prudent to significantly reduced the overextended radial spread of the defective limb. Selective end weight pruning along with lateral limb reduction of 2.5 metres is recommended and will mitigate the likelihood of failure without detriment to the vigour or aesthetical value of the tree. Pruning wounds will not exceed 100mm. T1 Oak: The current radial spread is approximately 11 metres and will be no less than 8 metres after pruning. T2 Oak: The current radial spread is approximately 10 metres and will be no less than 7.5 metres after pruning.
Ham House Ham Street Ham Richmond TW10 7RS · premises record
No objection
2020-11-16
More
Works to Tree/s in Conservation Area
Replace, on a like for like basis, the timber gates to the West Courtyard. Carry out structural improvements to the rusticated masonry brick piers.
Ham House Ham Street Ham Richmond TW10 7RS · premises record
Approved
2019-12-03
More
Listed Building Consent
Details pursuant to condition U53001 - materials
Ham House Ham Street Ham Richmond TW10 7RS · premises record
Applicant The National Trust · Officer Holly Eley (Expired)
Approved
2019-10-25
More
Reserved Matters DD Submission
T1 - Black Walnut - Crown reduction due to extensive decay in stem (15%) (Specification of reduction in consultants report)
Ham House Stables Ham Street Ham Richmond TW10 7RS · premises record
No objection
2019-05-28
More
Works to Tree/s in Conservation Area
Building control
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 12 premises each one covers.
Designation
Coverage
Conservation Area
Ham House · reference 7368 · covers 11 of 12 premises. Demolition, alterations, trees and design are subject to additional heritage controls.
Archaeological Priority Area
Summary and Definition The Ham House and Grounds APA covers the Grade II* listed gardens, pleasure grounds and 17th Century mansion house located on the southern banks of the river Thames. It is a Tier II APA because it covers a country house · reference 209754 · covers 11 of 12 premises. Groundworks may require archaeological assessment or investigation.
Archaeological Priority Area
Summary and Definition The Ham Fields Archaeological Priority Area covers a large area of undeveloped open land along the Thames riverside to west of Ham. It is a Tier 2 APA because of a history of significant · reference 209753 · covers 1 of 12 premises. Groundworks may require archaeological assessment or investigation.
Conservation Area
Ham House · reference 7368 · covers 11 of 12 premises. Demolition, alterations, trees and design are subject to additional heritage controls.
Archaeological Priority Area
Summary and Definition The Ham House and Grounds APA covers the Grade II* listed gardens, pleasure grounds and 17th Century mansion house located on the southern banks of the river Thames. It is a Tier II APA because it covers a country house · reference 209754 · covers 11 of 12 premises. Groundworks may require archaeological assessment or investigation.
Archaeological Priority Area
Summary and Definition The Ham Fields Archaeological Priority Area covers a large area of undeveloped open land along the Thames riverside to west of Ham. It is a Tier 2 APA because of a history of significant · reference 209753 · covers 1 of 12 premises. Groundworks may require archaeological assessment or investigation.
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People
Who is involved?
Named on the latest 30 applications in this postcode — the party who applied, not the owner or occupier.
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Details
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Applicant on 1 application
Agent on 2 applications
Applicant on 5 applications
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Agent on 2 applications
Development
What could it become?
Planning precedent64 applications and 72 mapped decisions in this postcode — precedent for what has been permitted and refused here.
Energy1 EPC records; ratings D: 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 PlanOwnership, finance and market signals recorded at addresses in this postcode — each with date and source. Signals are evidence of change, not a prediction.
No intent signal is currently recorded in this postcode.
Thinking about a project here?
Boundary: OS Postcode Unit areas (Ordnance Survey), 2026-08-14. Planning records: canonical stage2. EPC: EPC register. Premises: OS AddressBase / UPRN.