Variation of Condition 1 'Approved Plans' of planning permission LBS reg no 15/AP/4244 - Variation of Condition 2 (approved plans) and 4 (landscaping) of planning permission 12/AP/2220, granted on appeal for: 'Erection of six 2/3 storey terraced houses (each 3 bedroom with an additional home, office room and amenity area at second floor level) and a detached 2 storey house (3 bedroom); with new access created from Talbot Road and new access road and hard and soft landscaping' to allow the following changes: -Adjustments to the road and houses levels to prevent damage to tree roots -Adjustment to the angle of the mono-pitch roof from approved 25 degrees to 20 degrees -Reduction in the height of the new approved boundary fence at the site from approved 2m to 1.8m -Replacement of the approved rear brick wall to courtyard facing the railway with timber panels fencing -External wall to bedroom 2 to be aligned with external wall of living room below (courtyard side) to increase the width of bedroom 2 to be the same as the living room underneath

Non-material amendment of planning permission LBS reg no 18/AP/3805 Demolition of front garage and construction of front-side extension, incorporating a rooflight and flat roof; erection of a front porch enclosure including a replacement front entrance door; replacement of all windows to front and rear elevations; landscaping of front garden including the installation of new boundary fencing. A side extension at second floor level; including replacement of roof terrace fencing; hip-to-gable extensions to the south and north facing rooflsopes incorporating a rooflight to the front roofslope; and landscaping to the rear garden.

A Field Maple tree (T1) approximately 9m in height, situated on the right-hand side boundary of the rear garden at Herne Hill United Reformed Church, adjacent to the fence with the car park off Red Post Hill. -Crown to be thinned by 30% including the removal of dead wood; -Crown to be reduced by 2.5m whilst retaining the basic shape of the tree; -Branches to be pruned at convenient growth points. The tree currently overshadows PV panels on the roof of the church, reducing energy generated by approximately 15%. The reduction and removal of dead wood will preserve the tree whilst promoting the generation of renewable energy, helping Southwark to meet its climate emergency targets.