Postcode record · Richmond Upon Thames
TW9 2PG.
TW9 2PG has 65 known premises and 108 planning records — 47 approved of 107 decided (43.9%). 38 EPC records.
Postcode TW9 2PG · boundary not held, centred on the postcodeApprovedRefusedOther108 exact108 on the map — every match
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65
Premises
known addresses (UPRNs)
108
Applications
107 decided
43.9%
Approval rate
47 approved · 13 refused
38
EPC records
ratings C 9 · D 18 · E 11
108
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?
TW9 2PG has 65 known premises and 108 planning records — 47 approved of 107 decided (43.9%). 38 EPC records.
Premises (18 of 65 shown)
Name
Details
UPRN 10002249795
UPRN 10002263084
UPRN 10002263085
UPRN 10002263086
UPRN 10024344485
UPRN 10024346768
UPRN 10024347515
UPRN 10024347516
UPRN 10024347517
UPRN 10025633483
UPRN 10002249795
UPRN 10002263084
UPRN 10002263085
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UPRN 10002263086
UPRN 10024344485
UPRN 10024346768
UPRN 10024347515
UPRN 10024347516
UPRN 10024347517
UPRN 10025633483
Planning
What happened?
108 planning applications across the postcode; 47 approved of 107 decided (43.9%). Latest 30 shown.
Reference
Proposal · address
Type
Outcome
Date · distance
Existing building configured as 3 x self contained flats.
57, Larkfield Road, Richmond · premises record
Section 191Cert Existing Lawful Use/Dev
Approved
2026-02-05
Ground floor rear extension. Bike storage to front and rear.
57, Larkfield Road, Richmond · premises record
Full Application
Manager Review Decision
2025-10-16
T1 Sycamore: Fell Justification for Removal: The Acer pseudoplatanus (Sycamore) is a self-seeded specimen that has established in close proximity to neighbouring buildings and garden boundaries. Its current position is unsuitable for long-term retention due to restricted rooting space and proximity to built structures. Although not yet mature, sycamores are fast-growing, large-canopied trees which, if allowed to develop fully, will inevitably cause conflict with adjacent properties through excessive shading, overhang, and debris fall. The tree already casts significant shade over the adjoining rear gardens, adversely affecting light levels and the amenity of neighbouring occupiers. Given its position and species characteristics, it will rapidly become a source of nuisance as it matures, with increasing potential for root encroachment, branch interference, and seasonal littering. Due to its limited visibility from the public realm, the tree contributes minimally to public amenity value. On arboricultural and practical grounds, removal and, if required, replacement with a smaller, more suitable species in a sustainable location is considered appropriate management.
27, Larkfield Road, Richmond · premises record
Agent Arnold - 36947-W · Officer Conor Fitzpatrick
Works to Tree/s in Conservation Area
No objection
2025-10-06
REAR GARDEN T1 Copper Beech (Fagus sylvatica purpurea) Crown reduce by approximately 2m back to most recent previous reduction points. Final height 12m and spread 8m. T3 Crab Apple (Malus sylvestris) Reduce section overhanging neighbours garden to shape and balance - Final height and spread remains unchanged
11 Larkfield Road Richmond TW9 2PG · premises record
Works to Tree/s in Conservation Area
No objection
2025-08-19
Conversion of a HMO (Use Class C4) back to a single family dwelling (Use Class C3); single storey rear extension with a rooflight; internal reconfiguration throughout.
57, Larkfield Road, Richmond · premises record
Agent Mclaren · Officer Phil Shipton
Full Application
Refused
2025-03-14
Creation of a vehicular crossover with associated boundary treatment works and landscaping.
15 Larkfield Road Richmond TW9 2PG · premises record
Householder Application
Approved
2025-01-15
T1 -Dismantle dying Norway maple down to ground level/as low as possible. Tree surgeon advice is that this tree is dying and dangerous and should be taken down asap before it causes damage. T2 - Robinia pseudoacacia, height 16m and width 6m , reduce crown by 5m in height and 2m in width, leaving 11m high and 4m wide. This is a large tree in a small garden causing excessive shading
49 Larkfield Road Richmond TW9 2PG · premises record
Applicant Dr James Dyson · Officer Jamie Albertsen
Works to Tree/s in Conservation Area
No objection
2024-09-23
Back Garden (Right Boundary) T1: Palm tree - Fell to ground level height 5m & spread 3m. Reduce height to 0m & spread to 0m Reason for work suppressing growth of shrubs outgrowen garden space
37 Larkfield Road Richmond TW9 2PG · premises record
Works to Tree/s in Conservation Area
No objection
2024-06-25
Bay Tree at front of property to be felled. The tree is pushing over neighbours wall and front railing pillar.
17 Larkfield Road Richmond TW9 2PG · premises record
Works to Tree/s in Conservation Area
No objection
2024-06-10
Creation of a vehicular crossover with associated boundary treatment works and landscaping. Installation of electric vehicle charging point
15 Larkfield Road Richmond TW9 2PG · premises record
Applicant Dr Pamela Rabbitts · Officer Roberta Henriques
Householder Application
Refused
2023-11-14
Existing building configured as 3 x self contained flats.
57, Larkfield Road, Richmond · premises record
Approved
2026-02-05
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Section 191Cert Existing Lawful Use/Dev
Ground floor rear extension. Bike storage to front and rear.
57, Larkfield Road, Richmond · premises record
Manager Review Decision
2025-10-16
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Full Application
T1 Sycamore: Fell Justification for Removal: The Acer pseudoplatanus (Sycamore) is a self-seeded specimen that has established in close proximity to neighbouring buildings and garden boundaries. Its current position is unsuitable for long-term retention due to restricted rooting space and proximity to built structures. Although not yet mature, sycamores are fast-growing, large-canopied trees which, if allowed to develop fully, will inevitably cause conflict with adjacent properties through excessive shading, overhang, and debris fall. The tree already casts significant shade over the adjoining rear gardens, adversely affecting light levels and the amenity of neighbouring occupiers. Given its position and species characteristics, it will rapidly become a source of nuisance as it matures, with increasing potential for root encroachment, branch interference, and seasonal littering. Due to its limited visibility from the public realm, the tree contributes minimally to public amenity value. On arboricultural and practical grounds, removal and, if required, replacement with a smaller, more suitable species in a sustainable location is considered appropriate management.
27, Larkfield Road, Richmond · premises record
Agent Arnold - 36947-W · Officer Conor Fitzpatrick
No objection
2025-10-06
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Works to Tree/s in Conservation Area
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REAR GARDEN T1 Copper Beech (Fagus sylvatica purpurea) Crown reduce by approximately 2m back to most recent previous reduction points. Final height 12m and spread 8m. T3 Crab Apple (Malus sylvestris) Reduce section overhanging neighbours garden to shape and balance - Final height and spread remains unchanged
11 Larkfield Road Richmond TW9 2PG · premises record
No objection
2025-08-19
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Works to Tree/s in Conservation Area
Conversion of a HMO (Use Class C4) back to a single family dwelling (Use Class C3); single storey rear extension with a rooflight; internal reconfiguration throughout.
57, Larkfield Road, Richmond · premises record
Agent Mclaren · Officer Phil Shipton
Refused
2025-03-14
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Full Application
Creation of a vehicular crossover with associated boundary treatment works and landscaping.
15 Larkfield Road Richmond TW9 2PG · premises record
Approved
2025-01-15
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Householder Application
T1 -Dismantle dying Norway maple down to ground level/as low as possible. Tree surgeon advice is that this tree is dying and dangerous and should be taken down asap before it causes damage. T2 - Robinia pseudoacacia, height 16m and width 6m , reduce crown by 5m in height and 2m in width, leaving 11m high and 4m wide. This is a large tree in a small garden causing excessive shading
49 Larkfield Road Richmond TW9 2PG · premises record
Applicant Dr James Dyson · Officer Jamie Albertsen
No objection
2024-09-23
More
Works to Tree/s in Conservation Area
Back Garden (Right Boundary) T1: Palm tree - Fell to ground level height 5m & spread 3m. Reduce height to 0m & spread to 0m Reason for work suppressing growth of shrubs outgrowen garden space
37 Larkfield Road Richmond TW9 2PG · premises record
No objection
2024-06-25
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Works to Tree/s in Conservation Area
Bay Tree at front of property to be felled. The tree is pushing over neighbours wall and front railing pillar.
17 Larkfield Road Richmond TW9 2PG · premises record
No objection
2024-06-10
More
Works to Tree/s in Conservation Area
Creation of a vehicular crossover with associated boundary treatment works and landscaping. Installation of electric vehicle charging point
15 Larkfield Road Richmond TW9 2PG · premises record
Applicant Dr Pamela Rabbitts · Officer Roberta Henriques
Refused
2023-11-14
More
Householder Application
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 65 premises each one covers.
Designation
Coverage
Conservation Area
Central Richmond · reference 7362 · covers 63 of 65 premises. Demolition, alterations, trees and design are subject to additional heritage controls.
Conservation Area
Central Richmond · reference 7362 · covers 63 of 65 premises. Demolition, alterations, trees and design are subject to additional heritage controls.
Nearby postcodes and streets
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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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Development
What could it become?
Planning precedent108 applications and 108 mapped decisions in this postcode — precedent for what has been permitted and refused here.
Energy38 EPC records; ratings C: 9, D: 18, E: 11.
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.
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.