Richmond upon Thames - Multiple Planning Applications

LONDON BOROUGH OF RICHMOND UPON THAMES

PLANNING APPLICATIONS

The Council has received the following applications that are required to be statutorily advertised. They can be seen, together with the plans, ONLINE at www.richmond.gov.uk/planning; at the Civic Centre, 44 York Street, Twickenham TW1 3BZ; and online at all Borough libraries. Enquiries can only be dealt with at the Civic Centre. Any representations relating to the application(s) can be submitted online, this is the preferred option, however if you wish to email your views please ensure you quote the application number, supply a postal address and send your correspondence to envprotection@richmond.gov.uk by 03 July 2026. Please note that documents submitted for consideration in respect of planning applications (e.g. documents submitted as part of an application and representations relating to an application) are made available for inspection by the public on the Council’s web site. Please clearly specify in your documentation any personal information that you do not want placed on the web site. We will contact you if we need to discuss this further with you.

PA26/1817

Charles Harrod Court

2 Somerville Avenue, Barnes

Richmond Upon Thames,

SW13 8HH

Replacement Roof Covering at Penthouse Level

Reason for Advertisement:

(Affecting Conservation Area)

(Barnes Ward)

PA26/1883

204, The Bridge, Castelnau,

London, SW13 9DW

Replace two no. existing applied letters with proposed sign written lettering at high level on two elevations, replace existing fascia signwriting with 4 no. proposed signwriting, all externally illuminated. Replace existing projection swing sign with new Young’s externally illuminated branded swing sign. 1 no. non illuminated entrance plaque, 1 no. non illuminated hotel amenity sign and 2 no. menu case. Replacing existing 2 no. damaged lanterns to mitred entrance doorway with 2 no new lanterns. Reinstate refurbished lantern to mitred elevation.

Reason for Advertisement:

(Affecting Conservation Area)

(Barnes Ward)

PA26/1950

Woodlands, Hazel Lane,

Petersham, Richmond,

TW10 7AP

Proposed fenestration & opening amendments, additional rooflights & dormer to rear elevation, amended internal layouts

Reason for Advertisement:

(Affecting Conservation Area)

(Ham, Petersham & Richmond Riverside Ward)

PA26/1895

Sundial Cottage, Hampton Court Road, Hampton,

East Molesey, KT8 9DA

Car Port to driveway at front of property with a reduction in width and height from the original refused planning application ref DC-/PA25/4501.

Reason for Advertisement:

(Affecting Conservation Area)

(Hampton Ward)

PA26/1654

65 Wick Road, Teddington

Middlesex, TW11 9DN

Construction of rear facing dormer extension.

Reason for Advertisement:

(Affecting Conservation Area)

(Hampton Wick & South Teddington Ward)

PA26/1902

4 King Edwards Grove,

Teddington.

(Hampton Wick & South Teddington Ward)

Single storey rear extension, loft conversion with new dormer and rooflights. Alteration to existing glazing and new side door and associated landscaping works.

Reason for Advertisement:

(Affecting Conservation Area)

PA26/1870

306, Sandycombe Road,

Richmond, TW9 3NG

(Kew Ward)

Installation of a new shopfront fascia with a traditional textured render finish, featuring individual stand-off metal lettering and logo, externally illuminated by a slim, low-profile overhead LED trough light. Introduction of a new double-sided projecting sign, positioned at first-floor level and centered between existing window openings.

Reason for Advertisement:

(Affecting Conservation Area)

PA26/1849

Avondale House, Mortlake High Street, London

(Mortlake & Barnes Common Ward)

Proposed glazing replacement

Reason for Advertisement:

(Affecting Conservation Area)

PA26/1863

57 Victoria Road, Mortlake

London, SW14 8EX

(Mortlake & Barnes Common Ward)

The application seeks approval for the demolition of the existing ground-floor rear extension, the construction of a replacement ground-floor extension with infill extension, and the installation of replacement front and rear windows to match the existing.

Reason for Advertisement:

(Affecting Conservation Area)

PA26/1934

8, Wrights Walk, London, SW14 8EU

(Mortlake & Barnes Common Ward)

Single-storey front porch extension measuring 1 metre in depth, positioned at the front entrance of the dwelling. The porch will be constructed using materials to match the existing building and will reflect the scale, design and appearance of the porch at the adjoining property (No.7 Wrights Walk).

Reason for Advertisement:

(Affecting Conservation Area)

PA26/1850

66, Ennerdale Road, Richmond,

TW9 2DL

(North Richmond Ward)

Conversion of an existing garage to create additional habitable residential space, including the insertion of a new door opening to the rear elevation. The works also comprise repair and refurbishment of existing roof elements and flashing around chimney stack.

Reason for Advertisement:

(Affecting Conservation Area)

PA26/1829

23A, Lancaster Park, Richmond,

TW10 6AB

(South Richmond Ward)

Erection of a small single storey garden summerhouse/store

Reason for Advertisement:

(Affecting Conservation Area)

PA26/1871

1, Cambrian Community Centre,

Caplan Court, Grove Road,

Richmond, TW10 6SN

(South Richmond Ward)

Variation of planning approval PA25/4417 to amend approved scheme with minor amendments.

Condition 3 Approved drawings and documents:

Drawings to be updated to the following, amended to include removal of tree T2:

Condition 6 Submitted arboricultural details:

To include the attached addendum, which includes the PICUS report and removal of tree T2:

NB - The applicant has undertaken an additional PICAS survey into the condition of the large beech tree (T2) adjacent to Cambrian Road. This is a diagnostic test to detect internal decay, hollows, or cavities in trees and was recommended within the arboricultural survey submitted with the application.

The outcome of the PICAS test confirms Ganoderma bracket at the base on the north side. This fungus can cause structural failure via windthrow / collapse and stem fracture.

There is therefore a foreseeable risk that the tree will fail and fall towards the building, and it is concluded that for safety reasons tree T2 should be removed within 13 weeks.

Reason for Advertisement:

(Affecting Conservation Area)