Everything tracked in the SE24 postcode area, what is proposed, what is still open for comment, and how the pace of development is changing.
70
Applications tracked
all time
60
Last 90 days
up 650% on the previous 90 days
11
Open for comment
you can still have your say
97%
Approval rate
of 39 decided applications
A follow-up to an existing permission · the principle is already approved, so only the detail is under consideration
Variation of Condition 1 (Approved plans) and 4 (Landscaping) of planning permission 26/AP/0785 (Variation to Condition 1 (Approved Plans) for planning application ref: 24/AP/3820 dated 04/03/2025 for 'Construction of a part single, part two-storey side/rear extension; loft conversion and extension including construction of one rear roof dormer; installation of two rooflights to the side roof slope; installation of solar panels to the rear roof slope; front garage extension; fenestration replacement; extension of patio area; and addition of a timber gate and low-level brick wall with railing to the front boundary.' Amendments sought: -Addition of two new rooflights to the rear, and alterations to the design of rooflights on the side slope -Reduction in the number of solar panels to the rear roof slope, with the addition of one solar panel to the proposed dormer extension -Addition of bike storage and an EV charging point to the front garden -Relocation of the garden shed -Detailed external landscaping to the front and rear -New fencing to the rear boundary -Changes to the design of the front boundary treatment -Alterations to the front facade, including roof coverings at first-floor level) Amendment sought in current application: To amend design of garage door, front boundry treatment and landscaping
14 days left to comment
A planning application
Tree ID 8288 A Eucalyptus tree approximately 13m in height, situated on the right-hand side of the rear garden. Reduce the height by approximately 3.5 m, cutting back to suitable existing growth points and reshaping the crown to retain a natural appearance. Tree ID 8289 A Turkey Oak tree approximately 15m in height, situated centrally positioned along the far boundary of the rear garden. Thin the upper crown by approximately 20%, with selective removal of some of the longest and highest branches to reduce overall height (by up to 1m) and crown density while retaining a natural form. Tree ID 8290 A Silver Birch tree approximately 9m in height, situated towards the right-hand end boundary of the rear garden. Lightly thin areas of localised congestion by up to 10%. No other works are permitted. Tree ID 8291 A Black Locust tree approximately 10m in height, situated towards the far left-hand side of the rear garden. Thin the internal growth within the upper crown by approximately 20%, using selective pruning to retain a balanced and natural crown structure. The height and basic shape should remain the same. Tree ID 8292 A Honey Locust tree approximately 8m in height, situated towards the middle of the left-hand side of the rear garden. Thin the internal growth within the upper crown by approximately 20%, using selective pruning to retain a balanced and natural crown structure. The height and basic shape to remain the same. Tree ID 8293 A Bay tree approximately 5.5m in height, situated on the left-hand side of the rear garden. Thin the internal growth within the upper crown by approximately 20%, using selective pruning to retain a balanced and natural crown structure. The height and basic shape to remain the same. Tree ID 8294 A Scots Pine tree approximately 3.5m in height, situated close to the house in the rear garden. The tree is unsuitable for its current position due to its proximity to the house. Remove.
A change of use
Change of Use of old school house (Use Class F1) to a private day nursery (Use Class E).
12 days left to comment
A planning application
Tree removals due to physiological or structural condition, comprising the felling to ground level of three common ash trees (Tree IDs 8414, 8418 and 8420), with stump treatment using systemic herbicide (eco-plug) for Tree IDs 8414 and 8420 and systemic herbicide for Tree ID 8418, one cherry plum (Tree ID 8415) with stump treatment using systemic herbicide, two sycamores (Tree IDs 8416 and 8419), including the removal of all arisings from Tree ID 8416 due to sooty bark disease, and one pedunculate oak (Tree ID 8421) with stump treatment using systemic herbicide (eco-plug), with no replacement planting of these self-set trees.
Work to trees · usually decided quickly and rarely affects neighbours
Statutory nuisance abatement and de-minimis works: Reduction of Bay Laurel (8411) to 3.5 metres above ground level, reducing the canopy to maintain 1.5 metres clearance from the property, crown lifting to 20cm above the wall, reshaping the remaining crown by up to 50cm and clearing basal growth; crown lifting Common Walnut (8412) to provide a clear stem to 2.4 metres above ground level; removal of deadwood from Common Ash (8413) and Sycamore (8417); and crown lifting Sycamore (8417) to provide a clear stem to 2.4 metres above ground level over the garden and 5.4 metres above the adjacent roadway.
Work to an existing home, single-storey
Prior of approval for the erection of a single storey ground floor rear extension with dimensions of 5.00m (length), 3.00m (total maximum height) and 2.70m (height to the eaves).
An energy scheme
Erection of a part hip-to-gable roof extension and a rear dormer roof extension incorporating a stepped ridge, together with the installation of rooflights to the front roof slope, an obscure-glazed window to the side elevation and solar panels above the rear dormer.
8 days left to comment
Work to an existing home
Certificate of lawfulness (proposed) for ground floor front infill of existing recessed undercroft / former garage space, set back by 200mm from the principal front building line, incorporating a new window with white-painted timber cladding and internal integration into habitable living space.
7 days left to comment
Work to trees · usually decided quickly and rarely affects neighbours
T1 - Ash tree - Removal. TG2 - Ash tree, Cherry tree, Bamboo and Ivy - Removal. TG4 - Ash tree - Removal
A planning application
External alterations comprising replacement of front and rear brick infills, removal of informal lean-tos, installation of glazing, roller shutter doors, pedestrian access doors, replacement fencing, and associated works.
11 days left to comment
Work to an existing home
Removal of the existing roof and erection of a mansard roof extension incorporating dormer-style windows to the front and rear elevations, together with the replacement of existing first-floor windows, installation of a new door at ground-floor level and associated fenestration alterations to the north side elevation.
12 days left to comment
Work to an existing home, single-storey
Alterations to the existing single-storey rear extension, including replacement of the pitched roof with a flat roof incorporating a rooflight, alterations to the rear openings, and bricking up of the existing driveway gates.
12 days left to comment
Work to an existing home, single-storey
Certificate of Lawful Development (Proposed) with respect to erection of a single storey ground floor rear extension.
Work to an existing home
Erection of a hip to gable roof extension together with the erection of a rear dormer and installation of 3x rooflights to the front roofslope. Removal of existing chimney stack and formation of a rear roof terrace.
12 days left to comment
Work to trees · usually decided quickly and rarely affects neighbours
T1 - Extra-large Horse Chestnut ,TPO. Lift canopy to 12m by removing all epicormic growth. T2 - Dead medium size Hornbeam to rear right hand side of garden. Section fell to ground level. T3 - Dead small apple tree. Section fell to ground level. T4 - Medium Horse Chestnuts in rear left-hand side of garden. Remove dead wood. Note tree is in significant decline. T4 - Medium Hornbeam in the middle left of garden. This tree is blocking all the sun to the garden in the morning, which is the only time that they get sun because of the extra-large TPO Horse chestnut tree in the middle of the garden. Remove this Hornbeam to ground level and poison the stump to allow the garden to be used as a garden rather than a forest. T5 - Medium male Holly tree in front garden. Reduce canopy by 20% in width and reduce height by up to 3m to make this tree smaller so that its more fitting for a front garden.
Comment period closed
Work to an existing home
Demolition of the former MOT garage, partial retention of associated entrance piers and full retention of boundary wall with No.10, replacement rear boundary treatment, installation of an acoustic screen, provision of cycle parking, and temporary use of the site for outdoor seating, including a movable food-serving unit, in association with the adjacent occupiers of Arches 1124-1126 (Birdhouse Brewery) for a period of three years.
5 days left to comment
Work to an existing home, single-storey
Certificate of Lawful Development (Proposed) with respect to erection of a single storey ground floor rear and side infill extension with a courtyard. Erection of a rear roof dormer extension.
A planning application
Temporary use of part of Brockwell Park for funfair events to occur twice a calendar year over a five-year period from 2027 to 2031, involving the installation and de-installation of temporary infrastructure including fencing, rides, lighting, and other temporary structures and ancillary works.
Comment period closed
A planning application
Five day notification for tree works: To remove the dead top growth of one Chamaecyparis lawsoniana (T1) back to live wood due to the risk of falling deadwood.
A planning application
Temporary use of part of Brockwell Park for funfair events to occur twice a calendar year over a five-year period from 2027 to 2031, involving the installation and de-installation of temporary infrastructure including fencing, rides, lighting, and other temporary structures and ancillary works.
5 days left to comment