Loft conversions in Plumstead and Kidbrooke, and tree works in Blackheath are among the submissions.
On the Greenwich Peninsula, updated documents have been filed for plots 1.02 and 1.03, covering Transport for London asset protection and landscaping conditions (refs: 25/1823/I106, 25/1740/SD, 25/1739/SD).
In Eltham, single-storey rear extensions are on the rise, with prior approvals lodged for 80 Bournbrook Road (ref: 25/1811/PN1), 216 Footscray Road (ref: 25/1783/PN1), and 106 Elibank Road (ref: 25/1787/PN1).
These proposals follow the standard six-metre projection permitted under development rights.
Tree management applications have increased in conservation areas across Blackheath.
One submission includes the removal of three Cypress trees at 19A Parkgate (ref: 25/1809/TC).
Another seeks to remove a lime tree at 76 Coleraine Road (ref: 25/1772/TC), while crown work to a cedar tree is proposed at 13 St Germans Place (ref: 25/1768/TC).
In Plumstead and Kidbrooke, several certificate of lawfulness applications have been submitted for hip-to-gable loft conversions and rear dormers on Benares Road, Majendie Road, and Kentmere Road (refs: 25/1805/CP, 25/1761/CP, 25/1759/CP).
Signage and commercial space have also seen activity.
Applications include illuminated signage at 2 Gallions Road and the Golf Driving Range on Tunnel Avenue (refs: 25/1779/A and 25/1775/A).
A digital display screen is also planned for the Co-operative Food in Charlton (ref: 25/1757/A).
Other residential proposals include converting a ground-floor commercial unit to residential use at 21 Burney Street (ref: 25/1754/PN2) and a change of use to a seven-bed house in multiple occupation at 58 St Margarets Terrace (ref: 25/1693/F).
Additionally, an outbuilding is proposed for a rear garden in Charlton (ref: 25/1682/F).
The Hall at Foxes Dale has applied to remove several trees for safety reasons (ref: 25/1753/TP), while Royal Parks has submitted further upgrade plans for Greenwich Park (refs: 25/1562/SD and 25/1560/L).
