Top Flat, 10–12 Gaskin Street, London, N1 2RY

T1 - lime tree (17m) - reduce crown to previous pruning points, approximately 5m reduction.

Application for approval of details pursuant to the partial discharge of Condition 24 (Piling Method Statement) - insofar as the condition relates to Phase 1A of the development only - of planning permission reference: P2025/1765/OUT, dated 08/05/2026.

There is a tree outside the gate at Bridel Mews, we are requesting if we can trim the tree as its been reported that the squirrels are using the tree to access our roofs where they are chewing on the roof cover, plants and cables. The tree is a Robinia tree

Replacement of all existing single-glazed timber windows with like-for-like double-glazed timber units, together with the replacement of the rainwater goods system, fascias and soffits, and associated brickwork and render repairs (Full application P2026/2148/FUL also submitted)

I have a small (approx 6m high) Amelanchier tree in my front garden at 4 Richmond Crescent, Islington. It has a hole in the front of its trunk, so I have been advised that the canopy must be kept small and well thinned such that the tree flexes less in the wind, so reducing the impact of the hole on the health of the tree. An expert from Thor’s trees came around a couple of months ago to take a look and he recommended the following works to it, to reduce the size of the canopy and to thin out the canopy so wind can blow through it more easily. ?Proposed works: Reduce height and by 1-1.5m, bringing lateral growth to shape by 1m leaving the tree a standing height of 4.5m.

Loft conversion with addition of two rear dormers P2026/2671/LBC also submitted