This is an experimental feature for Wansteadium – a weekly digest of new/updated planning applications within Wanstead Village or Wanstead Park wards in the previous week. We hope you will find it useful and – oh look, someone’s building some new cricket nets in Wanstead. Who knew?
New planning applications
Registered 12 Oct 2026 – 18 Oct 2026 · Wanstead Village and Wanstead Park
79A, Snaresbrook Road, London, E11 1PQ
Detached rear outbuilding. (Summary).
1, Clavering Road, London, E12 5EY
T1 (Magnolia) - reduce by 2m; T2 (Holly) - shape by 0.5/1m; T3 (Sycamore) - lift lowest limbs by 5m; T4 (Pear) - reduce by 2m. (Summary).
Gartina, Hermitage Walk, SOUTH WOODFORD, London, E18 2BN
Non material amendment to approved permission 2930/25: Omit sedum "green roof" to new rear extension; replace with single ply membrane (grey in colour) (summary)
Bradwell Close Sports Ground, Bradwell Close, London
Erection of fixed cricket practice lanes (cricket nets). (Summary).
1A, Chestnut Drive, London, E11 2TA
Single storey rear extension. Installation of front canopy over garage. Replace side door with window. Alterations to roof over existing two storey side extension. (summary)
44A, New Wanstead, Wanstead, London, E11 2SU
T1 (chamaecyparis)- Cut length back 4m (summary)
1, St Marys Avenue, WANSTEAD, London, E11 2NR
Dismantle timber panel clad stable block. (summary)
5, The Avenue, WANSTEAD, London, E11 2EE
Discharge of conditions for approved permission 0381/25: Soft landscaping (Condition 7). (Summary).
Source: London Borough of Redbridge planning register. Category labels are automatically inferred, not official classifications. Application details and decisions can change; check the council record for current information. Wansteadium publishes site details rather than applicant identities or neighbours’ comments. Report an issue.

Someone’s gotten themselves a Claude licence….
Ha! Not in this case, actually. But something similar. The tool which does the data handling is all within WordPress.
The Wanstead Society did such a good job at keeping a beady eye on building developments in the area before they were disbanded. It’s a good thing for Wansteadium to pick up where they left off – and here’s hoping some influence can be exerted where needed.
Thanks Julia