T1: Cherry tree, identified on plan WF2023/01 - Tree surgeon advice is to reduce crown by 20% and reshape

T1 - Medium Eucalyptus tree in rear garden. Crown reduce by 30% and reduce to give 2m clearance from property.

Front gardens:- Two Silver Birch trees (one in 343 and one in 341) to reduce the crowns by 30%, approximately back to where done before (in 2016) thin by 10% and lightly lift the lower canopies.

Front garden: 20% Reduction of Lime tree - Pruning back branches by up to 1m, leaving an even balanced canopy. My client would like work done because: Light issues, General maintenance consideration to neighbours etc

Golden holly tree - Tree surgeon advised a 20% crown reduction

Himalayan Birch tree - Tree surgeon advised a 20% crown reduction

T1 and T2 : a pair of Lime (Tilia Platyphyllos) trees, up to 16m height, situated to the rear of 56-58 Walkerscroft. Remove epicormic growth to crown base and where overhanging rear gardens. Remove one overhanging branch and pollard a limb as shown on either tree. Generally crown lift to second storey height of 56-60 Walkerscroft Mead to remove overhanging branches.

Monterey Cypress (T1) - TPO No. 229 T21 - Remove 15cm diameter split branch at 10m in east side of crown.

T8 LIme reduce overall crown by approximately 2m back to previous secondary growth points leaving the tree at an approximate height of 11m. T9 Lime, reduce overall crown by approximately 2m back to secondary growth points leaving the tree at an approximate finished height of 11m.

(T1) London Plane: re-pollard to previous points (4m overall reduction) - routine maintenance Height from 16.0m to 12.0m Crown spread from 12.0m to 8.0m