P2025/2838/TRE
Application Details
Description
T1: False Acacia - Proposed to be removed: Removal of Robinia pseudoacacia (false acacia) is proposed. As a non-native and invasive species, this tree can spread aggressively through suckering and, to a lesser extent, self-seeding and can outcompete native flora, reducing biodiversity. At low level the suckering is already at risk of damaging the boundary brick wall due to close proximity. The tree overhangs adjacent property, upon removal - a significant benefit from increased light. Replanting a new tree is not proposed due to significant existing canopy cover and space constraints. A semi-mature native silver birch (Betula pendula) T2 is already established in the garden, and further canopy is provided by adjacent trees, including an apple tree in an adjacent garden. Introducing a new tree in this context would create excessive light and root competition, which could negatively impact the health of all trees and inhibit the proper growth and development of a new specimen.
Council
Islington
Application Type
Tree Works Notification in Conservation Area
Date Received
07 Oct 2025
Date Validated
13 Oct 2025
Decision Date
15 Oct 2025
Council Website
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Address
19 Huntingdon Street, London, N1 1BU
Postcode
N1 1BU
UPRN
Coordinates
51.541819200000000, -0.115628700000000
Source: Application UPRN
Quick Info
- UID
- 535124
- Reference
- P2025/2838/TRE
- Status
- Granted
- Last Updated
- 19 Oct 2025