T1 Horse chestnut - reduce crown height and lateral spread roughly 6m.

T1 Lime - reduce height by up to 4m and reduce lateral limbs by approx 1.5m. T2 & T3 False Acacia - Reduce crown to previous reduction points (approx 1.5m). Trees are Large considering their proximity to the property and are causing excessive shading.

The tree is an aspen, labelled T1 . This tree is around 20m high and has a public footpath and livery stables to one side and a house to the rear, as shown in the attached plan "aspen position". This tree has lost a number of large branches in very windy and stormy weather (as can be seen from the attached photos) and has caused damage to the property behind as well as a period where a branch overhung the stables until we could get someone to deal with it. The branches were found to be diseased explaing why they fell. In summer, when the tree is in full leaf, the branches become very heavy leading to the potential for danger to anyone underneath. It is also unbalanced as a result of the breakage but new growth can be seen below the proposed cutting line (aspen proposed cutting line.jpg). We have contacted the two neighbours most affected by the threat from the tree and they support this. The proposal is to reduce the height by around 40%, encouraging further growth much lower down and reducing the risk of danger to people and property in the area.

T1 - Lime tree - Overall crown reduction by 3-4m of the height and 1-2m off the laterals. Concerns have been raised about the safety, it overhangs the school playing area and has dropped significant deadwood previously.

Silver birch in front garden. Propose 50% to be pollarded from tree I have spoken with the parish council Cllr Martin Jarvis who said they would have no objection to this. The tree is huge and both ourselves and our neighbours are worried that it could fall into the cottages four of which are grade II listed it also blocks out a lot of light.

T1 Sycamore - remove T2 Yew - remove T3 Yew - remove T4 Yew - remove T5 Multiple fruit trees - remove T6 Ash - remove T7 Chestnut - remove T8 Ash - remove

The tree with the TPO is a White Fir (T1). We have several other trees in our garden which is 2m below the path bordering London Road so do not feel that replacing the White Fir is appropriate or necessary. If the tree was allowed to die completely we are concerned that any branches falling from the tree could cause a potential hazard to pedestrians and cars in London Road and also to the generator at the rear of the Sainsbury supermarket. We are also aware that more insurance companies are refusing to insure properties with large trees close to the property. If planning position is granted we intend to appoint Robert Knott of Horizon Treecare who is one of your nominated contractors to fell the tree. He has looked at the tree and confirmed that it is 'In decline' and should be felled before it dies completely.

T1 - Lime Tree - Crown raise to 4.5 meters over garage area.

T1 - Lime tree - Overall crown reduction by 5-7m of the height and 2-4m off the laterals. Approx. 1/3 of the overall size. Concerns have been raised about the safety, it overhangs the school playing area and has dropped significant deadwood previously.

Removal of ash tree G1 due to ash die back