85 William Court, Highfield Hill, Upper Norwood, SE19 3QF
Work to trees · usually decided quickly and rarely affects neighbours
Croydon · Reference 26/02318/CAT
What is being proposed
T1 Sycamore tree - Reduce lateral branches on building side by 2m to clear the building T2 8m Cherry tree - Reduce lateral branches on building side by 2m to clear the building T3 4m Purple leaf Plum - Reduce lateral branches on building side by 1m to clear the building
Description as published by Croydon.
What this could mean for you
These are the effects a proposal like this most often raises. Each one is a material planning consideration, so each can form the basis of a comment.
- Trees and landscaping
Derived automatically from the proposal wording. Read the full application before relying on it.
Timeline
Received
14 Aug 2026 · Submitted to the council
Validated
14 Aug 2026 · Checked and published
Comments close
Not yet · Last day to have your say
Decision due
25 Sept 2026 · Target date, often slips
Decided
23 Sept 2026 · Outcome published
Key facts
- Reference
- 26/02318/CAT
- Authority
- Croydon
- Address
- 85 William Court, Highfield Hill, Upper Norwood, SE19 3QF
- Postcode
- SE19 3QF
- Type
- Trees and hedges
- Scale
- Minor
- Applicant
- Not published
- Agent
- Not published
- Received
- 14 Aug 2026
- Decision due
- 25 Sept 2026
Also happening nearby
Amenity Land, Eskmont Ridge, Upper Norwood, SE19 3PZ
Work to trees · usually decided quickly and rarely affects neighbours
G1. x25 Self-seeded Sycamore trees. Reduce heights by 2-2.5m and reduce laterally away from the residential blocks to give 3m clearance. Reason is, the residents rear rooms are in complete darkness and the specific environment created by the trees is leading to damp conditions around window frames/doors etc. (TPO 02, 1968 and TPO 09, 2023)