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• 59 Petersham Road Richmond TW10 6UT

  Demolition of 2 storey rear extension with balcony platform and steps. Demolition of existing front steps that lead from driveway to garden level. Proposed part single storey and part two storey rear extension. Upper extension with side glazing and juliette balcony railings. Proposed front lightwell (where the existing steps from driveway to garden level are located) with windows at garden level, new helical steps from the driveway and associated alterations.

• 59 Petersham Road Richmond TW10 6UT

  Demolition of 2 storey rear extension with balcony platform and steps. Demolition of existing front steps that lead from driveway to garden level. Proposed part single storey and part two storey rear extension. Upper extension with side glazing and juliette balcony railings. Proposed front lightwell (where the existing steps from driveway to garden level are located) with windows at garden level, new helical steps from the driveway and associated alterations. Internal reconfiguration/additions.

• Flat A and Flat B, 33 Cresswell Road, Twickenham

  Internal alterations to reconfigure Flats A and B from a 1 x bed and 4 x bed flat to form a 2 x bed and 3 x bed flat

• North Court Clevedon Road Twickenham

  T1 Holm Oak: Reduce the northern aspect by 1-1.5m over the car spaces and blend in with the remaining canopy maintaining the natural flowing canopy outline T2 Sycamore: Reduce by 2m back to previous points of reduction Reason: Routine maintenance

• Gaucho Grill, Riverside, Richmond, TW10 6UJ

  THE TREE IS A PLANTANUS X HISPANICA - T1 LONDON PLANE Objective: To install decorative lighting by wrapping a rope or similar non-abrasive line around the trunk of a protected tree, without fixing or attaching any hardware or penetrating elements directly into the tree. Materials: Soft, non-abrasive rope or tree-friendly strapping (e.g., polypropylene or jute). Lighting fixtures designed for outdoor use, lightweight and low-heat output (e.g., LED string lights). Rubber or foam padding as required to provide additional protection at contact points. Methodology: Rope will be loosely wrapped around the trunk at intervals, avoiding excessive tension or pressure. The rope will serve solely as a suspension support for the lighting, distributing weight evenly without compressing or constricting any part of the tree. No nails, screws, hooks, staples, or any other penetrating fixtures will be used on the trunk, limbs, or branches. Lighting cables will be attached to the rope itsel

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