PlotbeaconRedbridge London Borough Council • 2179/26
Protected trees to be trimmed at Elm Hall
Elm Hall, Kingfisher Avenue, Wanstead, London
Several protected trees would be trimmed, with one dead tree cut down at Elm Hall.
Neighbours may see smaller trees, and one dead tree would be removed from Elm Hall.
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How to comment
Tell the council what you think. Quote reference 2179/26.
- Status
- Consultation open · 5 days left
- Type
- tree
- Received
- 19 Aug 2026
- Consultation ends
- 15 Sep 2026
Summary
Several protected trees at Elm Hall would be trimmed. One dead hornbeam would be cut down near ground level.
The other trees would have their height and side growth reduced. One tree would also have lower branches trimmed for ground clearance.
The council will decide after the comment period. The fields do not say whether any tree work has started or gained approval.
About this summary
What the council wrote is the official record. This summary was made automatically by Plotbeacon from the council's notice.
What the council wrote
TPO 121/11 - T2 (Hornbeam (dead)) – Fell to near ground level. T6 (Cherry) – Reduce height by 1m and bring in side growth by 0.5m. T9 (Norway Maple) – Reduce height by 2.5m and bring in side growth by 1.5m. T12 (Robinia) – Reduce height by 3m and bring in side growth by up to 2m to shape. Lift lower lying branches to give 2.25m ground clearance. T14 (Sycamore) – Reduce height by 5m and bring in lateral growth by 1-2m to shape and balance crown. T15 (Sycamore) – Reduce height by 4m and bring in lateral growth by 1-2m to shape and balance crown. Reduce growth overhanging neighbours to near boundary. T17 (Bay Laurel) – Reduce height by 1m and trim sides by 0.5m. T18 (Hornbeam) – Reduce height by 1.5m and lateral growth by 1m to shape. (summary)