Tree Preservation Order Application:- T1 - Twin stem Ash : Fell due to included bark at tight union T2 - Ash : Crown reduce in height by 3-4m as growing far taller than other trees and likely to have snap outs in high winds T3 - Lime : Reduce away from house by pollard to 8m in height to reduce sail and darkness of garden T4 - Twin stem Ash : fell

Tree Preservation Order: 1No. Copper Beech tree - Crown reduce and reshape by 3m to maintain clearance from house and clear sky dish reception. Crown lift to 3m from ground level.

Tree Preservation Order: Felling of one Sycamore tree located behind house in back garden - tree leaning, causing roots to lift path

Tree Preservation Order Application - Tree 1 Ash: fell due to proximity to house, overhanging of house, shade that is created; Tree 2 Ash : thinning of tree by 30%

Tree Preservation Order - T1 - Beech - Overhang towards house - reduce by up to 3M and crown reduction up to 1.5M, Deadwood, 15% thin including crossing branches.

T1 Purple Beech - Remove lowest branch growing towards house and reduce and reshape remaining crown by up to 2 metres

Tree Preservation Order application: 1,2,3,4,7,8,9,10 Sycamore - Crown thin by 15%. 5 Sycamore - Fell. 6 Beech - Crown thin by 15% and reduce overhang towards the house by 1-2m

Tree Preservation Order:- (T1) Cherry - Prune crown to give 2m clearance to house, crown lift to give 3m clearance above ground level and crown thin by 15% (T2) Leyland Cypress - Remove to near ground level (T3) Silver Birch - Remove and replace with Rowan (Sorbus acuparia) Light Standard (T4) Elm - Prune crown to give 2m clearance to house and crown lift to give 3m clearance above ground level (T5) Leyland Cypress - Remove to near ground level (T6) Sycamore - Crown lift to give 2.5m clearance over the garden area and crown thin by 15% Replace T2 & T5 with Hornbeam (Carpinus betulas) or Beech (Fagus sylvatica) hedge as a continuous strip along boundary with Front Street to establish formal hedge using 60cm whips planted in double staggered row at 60cm centres. Also to establish a Fastigiate (upright) Pin Oak (Quercus palustris 'Green Pillar') approx.7 lt pot.

Tree Preservation Order: (T1) Oak - remove two dead branches, (T2) Scott's Pine - fell as dead, (T3) Oak - fell as dead, (T4) Elm - fell as dead, (T5) Silver Birch - fell as suppressed, (T6) Sycamore - fell as overcrowded, (T7) Corsican Pine - fell as showing signs of rot at roots and leaning towards house, (T8) Oak - crown lift by 3-4 metres over pond

Tree Preservation Order - Clear fell aged and dangerous soft wood shelter belt to the west of the house, expose hardwood trees to the west of the shelter belt which are 'crowded' by the soft wood trees and selectively thin those trees to allow the best of the hardwood trees space to thrive (see tree report)