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The material assembles photographs, planning applications, objections, and site/drawing references tied to specific addresses along Hollycroft Avenue, Arkwright Road, and Lindfield Gardens. It also incorporates linked datasets on approved extensions from 2010 to October 2017 and references broader research quantifying garden-space loss in Greater London, including magnitude and percentage reduction. 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This includes:  \n(30) various photographs and planning applications impacting on rear garden space and vegetation, selected for on one side of Hollycroft Avenue and a few other properties in Arkwright Road and Lindfield Gardens:  \n40 Hollycroft Avenue  \n• (30 i) RedFrog NF objection to 40b Hollycroft  \n• (30 ii) Neighbour objection to 40b Hollycroft  \n• (30 iii) HHS objection to 40 Hollycroft  \n• (30 iv) 40 Hollycroft site plan  \n• (30 xvi) 46 Hollycroft Avenue rear extension  \n14 Hollycroft Avenue  \n• (30 v) 14 Hollycroft consented summer house, 2008  \n• (30 vi) 14 Hollycroft D&A-2nd rear extension, 2008  \n• (30 vii) 14 Hollycroft summer house RedFrog Ass objection, 2016  \n• (30 viii) rear extensions near to 14 Hollycroft Avenue in 2015  \n• (30 ix) 14 Hollycroft after two and three rear extensions  \n34 Hollycroft Avenue  \n• (30 x) 34 Hollycroft Design and Access Statement  \n• (30 xi) 34 Hollycroft Existing and Proposed Drawings  \n16 Hollycroft Avenue  \n• (30 xii) 16 Hollycroft rear extension to match 14 Hollycroft  \n• (30 xiii) 16 Hollycroft existing and proposed rear extension  \n• (30 xiv) 16 Hollycroft, prior to rear extension, 22 July 2015  \n• (30 xv) 16 Hollycroft, post rear extension, 23.8.18  \n41 Frognal  \n• (33 xxii) 41 Frognal  \nArkwright Road  \n• (30 xvii) Arkwright Road, garden loss 12.1.12  \n• (30 xviii) 9 Arkwright Road garden loss  \n4-4A Lindfield Gardens  \n• (30 xix) 4-4A Lindfield Gardens summer house footprint  \n• (30 xx) Lindfield Langland Gardens Neighbourhood Association re 4-4A Lindfield Gardens  \n• (30 xxi) HHS re re 4-4A Lindfield Gardens.  \n(31) RF extensions 2010 to 28.10.17.xlsx  \nConsented planning applications relating to extensions to dwellings granted for the Redington Frognal Conservation Area are shown for the period 2010 to October 2017.  \n(32) London Garden City, GiGL.  \nThis is the report of the research undertaken by Greenspace Information for Greater London (GiGL), which quantifies the area of garden space in Greater London.  \nThe research demonstrates a loss of vegetated garden land equivalent to 21 times the size of Hyde Park 1998-99 and 2006-08, representing 3,000ha or a 12% reduction.  \n(33) RF Association response to CPG Alterations and Extensions  \nThis is the submission sent by Redington Frognal Association as part of Camden’s consultation on its draft Camden Planning Guidance Altering and Extending Your Home, adopted in March 2019.  \n(34) CPG Altering and extending your home, March 2019","cbCaim245vHuTmsE","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaim245vHuTmsE","pdf",84656,"English","# Garden loss evidence in the Redington Frognal Conservation Area\n## Addresses and photographic/planning references (Hollycroft Avenue, Arkwright Road, Lindfield Gardens)\n## Approved extensions dataset (2010 to October 2017)\n## London Garden City research (GiGL garden space quantification)\n## Association consultation submissions and planning guidance (Camden, March 2019)","[{\"question\":\"What area does this document focus on for rear garden loss?\",\"answer\":\"It focuses on rear garden loss within the Redington Frognal Conservation Area, with examples selected from specific properties along Hollycroft Avenue, Arkwright Road, and Lindfield Gardens.\"},{\"question\":\"What types of evidence are compiled for each property?\",\"answer\":\"The document gathers photographs and planning application materials, including objection notes and relevant site plans and existing/proposed drawings.\"},{\"question\":\"What external research is referenced to support the garden-loss impact?\",\"answer\":\"It references a GiGL research report quantifying garden space in Greater London, showing a loss of vegetated garden land equivalent to 21 times the size of Hyde Park 1998–99 and 2006–08, totaling about 3,000ha and a 12% reduction.\"}]","SD 5 Examples of Rear Garden Loss | PDF"]