Trees in a conservation area notification: SYCAMORE (T1) - fell; ELDER (T2) - fell; LAUREL (H1) - to cut back behind driveway; YEW (T3 & T4) - reduce by 2 or 3m; LAUREL, HOLLY AND RHODODENDRON HEDGE (H2) - reduce by 2m in height; YEW (T5) - clear the building by 2m; THUJA (T6) - fell; HAZEL (S2) - prune to 3m; YEW (T7) - reduce low branches by 2m; PORTUGUESE LAUREL x3 (S3) - prune by 3m; CHERRY LAUREL (T8) cut back overhang to fence line; YEW (T9) - reduce branches by 2 or 3m; OAK (T10) - deadwood the tree; LAUREL AND HOLLY HEDGE (H3) - reduce by 2m; PORTUGUESE LAUREL (T13) - reduce by 4m and cut back sides to create hedge; and HOLLY (T14) - reduce to 3m

Trees in Conservation Area notification: T1 (CONIFER) - Remove; T2 (YEW) - Reduce to fence level; G3 (LAURELS) - Prune to tidy

Trees in a Conservation Area Notification: WILLOW, BIRCH AND CYPRESS (G1) - Prune and reduce by 2 - 3 metres in line with the boundary fence all branches overhanging the garden of Lanesborough Lodge from 2 x Willow and 1 Birch, reduce the height of the Birch and 1 x Cypress by 3 metres; CORK OAK x6 (G2) - Reduce overall canopy by 1.5 metres.

T1,T2,T3,T4 (LAUREL x4) - Fell; T5,T7 (LAUREL x2) - Clear to accommodate fence; T6 (YEW) - Fell; T8 (YEW) - Remove 2 lower limbs; T9-T18 (YEWS & LAUREL) - Fell

Trees in a Conservation Area: OAK (T1) - Reduce overhanging lateral branches by approx. 3 metres to the boundary fence; OAK (T2) - Reduce overhanging lateral branches by approx. 3 metres to the boundary fence.

Tree in a conservation area notification: 000046 (OAK x2) - Reduce back overhanging branches to the boundary fence

Trees in a Conservation Area Notification: T1 (YEW) - Prune encroachment back to the fence line; T2 (YEW) - Crown reduce by 50% to leave just above the Conifer Hedge; T3 (HAWTHORN) - Fell; T4 (HOLLY) - Reduce encroachment back to the fence line

Trees in a Conservation Area Notification: MATURE OAK - Prune out any dead, damaged or diseased branches, leaving good pruning cuts; prune back the branches growing out towards the conservatory away from the house but not as far as the old pruning points; and reduce the weight of the branch growing out over the fence on the far side of the tree (towards the field at the rear of the house); HORNBEAM - Adjacent to oak; prune to provide clearance from the oak's crown.

Trees in a Conservation Area Notification: YEW (T1) -: Removal of dead wood and removal of small lower limb as overhanging newly installed fence; HOLLY (T2) - Coppice; HOLLY (T3) - Removal of two heavily leaning limbs that are overhanging the newly installed fence; HOLLY (T4) - Removal of limb overhanging/ rubbing in the newly installed fence; HOLLY (T5) - Coppice; HOLLY (T6) - Coppice; YEW (T7) - Reshaping 40% crown reduction

Trees in a conservation area; Tree 1: The Field Maple will have the two lowest limbs on the garden side removed back to the main trunk of the tree. The remaining canopy will be reduced by up to 25%. Pruning will be carried out in the form of drop-crotching. Tree 2: The mature Ash tree adjacent to the outbuilding heavily shades the southern part of the garden. It will have the large limb overhanging the outbuilding removed. The limb that hangs over the boundary of the public Co-op car park, over the disabled area and pedestrian access to the Coop will be removed, for safety reasons. The remaining canopy will be reduced by up to 30% in the form of drop-crotching. Tree 3: The self-sown Sycamore stems will be reduced to fence height so that they become again part of the boundary hedge.