T1 - Blue cedar (next to main gates see pictures) - removal to ground level - this tree has outgrown its location and is causing damage to walls and a new driveway T2 - Leyllandii - removal to ground level due to the proximity to the conservatory and the house - it has outgrown its location T3 - Blue cedar (2) - removal of blue cedar to ground level due to it's close proximity to the conservatory and the house - it has outgrown its location T4 - Leyllandii - to be reduced by 1.5 metres (see pictures with red line to show) - this is to keep it under control and reduce the risk of it needing to be removed in the future (this will then be secured to stop any further spreading with a ratchet strap) T5 - Pine - removal to ground level due to close proximity to the summerhouse, it has outgrown its location and is ivy covered

Fell 1 x Tree of Heaven, due to being a mature tree in the wrong place, with roots entering main drain, diseased, close to power lines, branches falling off, too close to conservatory, undermining patio and close to the house foundations.

T1: Goat Willow. Tree to be felled. Main trunk is rotten and there is now unacceptable risk to life and property. A large primary branch has already fallen just missing the conservatory/house. T2: Weeping Willow. Tree to be felled. Storm damage has caused a significant primary branch to fall hitting the patio/conservatory. Remaining structure is very tall, unbalanced and unstable posing a significant risk to life and property both at this residence and that of the next door neighbour. T3: Conifer: Crown reduction in height by 1-2 metres, with very minor lateral pruning to south side away from property. T4: Apple: Tree to be felled. Significant penetrative rot to main trunk means there is now unacceptable risk to life and property. Replacement fruit trees (apple, plum, pear) will be planted in other parts of the garden. T5/6/7: Yew hedge. Crown height reduced by 2m

Beech tree - prune to give up to 2.5m clearance to the building line on the main south eastern elevation of Richmond Cottage (this does not include the porch); prune to give up to 2m clearance to any part of the neighbours house at Runnymede; prune to give up to 1m clearance to the overhead telecommunication wires and prune to give up to 3.5m directly over the driveway. Yew - crown lift to achieve up to 2.5m clearance over the ground; prune the crown on the eastern sector, which is opposite the corner point of the conservatory, to reduce crown extent by up to 0.5m. Lime - crown clean (removal of dead, defective branches, stubs) and either option a) crown thin by up to 20% the regrowth from the previous reduction points or option b) crown reduce back to the points of previous reduction leaving where possible a proportion of the smaller live twigs and branches to prevent potential dysfunction of the parent branches or stem; epicormics to be removed once a year over the next 2 years.

Rear garden 1 x Beech -Fell to ground level. Reason: The Beech tree is too close to a conservatory and causing damage to glass and guttering and damage to the footpath. Owner happy to plant replacement tree much further away from the house and conservatory

T1 Spruce. Previously topped resulting in 2 leaders, and secondary stem from base. Remove tree due to proximity to house and inability to reduce/shape Spruce species properly. T2 Apple. Remove due to proximity to conservatory and concern of root damage

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.

Please see attached "sketch plan" for location of trees. Apple (T1) - Fell as tree is Sying rotten boughs / Branches have fall on car parked on drive and nearby house. Danger due to proximity to house. See attached photos. Aylesbury Prune (T2) - Fell Main old trunk is dying, several large boughs have fallen off landing where our children play, tree is leaning significantly towards the childrens playhouse and conservatory. If it were to topple, it could endanger life. There is new growth which we will preserve and train up to replace old growth. Please see attached photos.

T1 - Lawson Cypress - Fell because of close proximity to the house, conservatory and stores. Potential damage to the structural integrity of the buildings surrounding it. T2 - Lawson Cypress - Fell because of close proximity to the brick wall connected to the boundary wall of the property, the house, conservatory and stores. Potential damage to the structural integrity of the buildings surrounding it. T3 - Lawson Cypress - Fell because of close proximity to the garage and greenhouse. Potential damage to the structural integrity of the buildings surrounding it. T4 - Apple - Prune tree by opening out centre, removal of dead wood, crown reduction 1.5 - 2m

Notice of intent to carry out works to tree in a Conservation Area - Removal of willow tree adjacent to conservatory. The tree (planted circa 1990) is excessively shading the conservatory and the grape vine therein, impacting on the vine which is a feature of the house. We have endeavoured to maintain the willow over past years but this has encouraged more vigorous growth and increased the shading. There is also some evidence that the roots may be affecting the wall of the conservatory.