1/. Sycamore - overhanging garage - crown reduction 2/. Ash - Shading garden and hanging onto lawn, plus lounge window - crown lifting 3/. Ash - Hanging onto bungalow roof, causing blockage to downpipe - crown reduction (partial) 4/. Birch - Preventing light entering kitchen window and door - crown reduction (partial) 5/. Ash - Overhanging bungalow roof and blocking light to rear kitchen window plus blockage to downpipe - crown reduction (partial)

Prunus (Winter Cherry) - fell due to issues with garage roof, light to side of bungalow, minor die back in tree.

To reduce an oak tree by 4m over garage and bungalow also top to prevent wind loading, further oak tree to reduce by 2m over garage and bungalow also top to reduce top to leave a balanced crown and the 3rd oak to reduce by 4m all over to balance crown and deadwood

(Amended) S1-3 Sycamore and HC1 horse chestnut require cutting back to the border line (due to overshadow the gardens and greenhouse, considerably restricting light and causing a nuisance to them). S1 Sycamore also requires thinning 30% (due to overshadowong property). S3 Sycamore requires two large dead branches removed and and a branch removed that threatens to block access to the two bungalows for larger vehicles. Leylandi/fir Ln and Acer A1 overshadow our garden from no.19 and require cutting back to the border. W1 Walnut tree to crown thinning 5%, which represents a single bough of 7m (to reduce the potential for damage to the garage and house respectively). W2 Walnut tree tyo crown thinning 10% (to reduce the potential for damage to the garage and house respectively). P1 Prunus and CB1 Copper Beech require a small amount of work to top them and stop them overshadowing neighbouring gardens.