Reduce height by up to 2 metres, prune crown to balance shape, remove lowest branch growing to west (over lane) and remove dead wood of 1no Pine tree Reasons - concerns by owners about size and proximity to house. Tree was pruned previously (over 10 years ago) and has regrown. The pruning works will maintain the tree around its current size and shape.

T1 Sycamore - selective removal of several small diameter branches on the west and south side of the tree to provide clearance from the house roof and churchyard T2 Lime - 2m height reduction to previously reduced height, 3m uplift to remove epicormic growth and branches with pruning cuts to BS3998 T3 Cherry - 90cm height reduction as indicated in the T3 image and lateral reduction of 60cm to reduce weight but maintain balance G1 3x Pear trees - annual pruning to reduce height by 60cm, 1.8 metre uplift and a light lateral trim to shape

Remove G1 Leylandii to the north side of the house and Remove G2 Leylandii to the south inside boundary fence

Fell 1no. dead tree (8), 1no. Beech (9), 1no. Rhobinia (11) and remove limb growing towards adjacent house (10)

Reduce crown by up to 1m and clear house by 2m to 1no. Beech (T1)

T1 - Holly - reduction of canopy by around 40%. T2 - Pine - removal of secondary leader. T3 - Pine - reduction of limbs touching house by 25% - (Section 211 notice)

Crown lift to a height of 6 metres to 1 no. Pine (T1), prune to crown lift over garden to a height of approximately 4m to 1 no. Yew (T2), prune to clear house by approximately 2m to 1no. Elm (T3), prune to remove lower branches to 1no. Sycamore (T4), reduce height by approximately 2m to 2no. Conifer screen (T5+T6)

Remove 3 limbs growing over vegetable garden to 1 no. Sycamore (T1) and remove lowest branch growing towards house to 1 no. Sycamore (T2)

Fell 2no Ash trees (T1553 and T1554) and 1no Cypress tree to the front of Newbiggin House