T1- Cypress(Cypresses)-near house -fell to ground level T2-T3 2x Pear(Pyrus communis) -fell to ground level Trees have outgrown there boundary and are enroaching on the boundary wall.

I would like to have the canopy of a plum tree that is growing close to the house thinned by around 30%, and also reduced by around 2m from the top and 1m from the sides. The previous owners of the property had not maintained the tree, which means that the branches are starting to grow too close to the house, and the foliage is blocking out light, both to the house and also preventing other plants from growing near by.

1) Silver Birch in the garden at the back of the house. Request to trim the branches to reduce the weight as there is a large split in the trunk of the tree. There is also excessive shading of the neighbours garden. If possible can I trim the silver birch at the same time as the Ash tree - application submitted previously in Feb 2021.

We would like to reduce the crown of two trees in the back garden of 18 Grange Park, they extend over several neighbouring gardens all of which have asked it to be trimmed. Tree 2 is the largest tree at the rear, Tree 1 is smaller and nearest to the house.hes are on plan and pictures enclosed.

T1- LH bed C/W from house Lilac(Syringa) -reduce by 25% to suitable growth points. T2- Eleaganthus -light trim to tidy top and side. T3-Prunus -prune back all overhanging branches to boundary line. -remove all bramble growth from shrub next to cypress and sever/dig out stems at base. Rear boundary T4-Cherry Plum(Prunus cerasifera) -reduce crown to previous reduction points. Rear boundary T5-Silver Birch(Betula pendula) -reduce crown by 25% to suitable growth points. -remove all,deadwood from upper crown. -prune lateral branch to match, shape and balance. Rear boundary T6-BaY(Laurus nobilis) -reduce height to match neighbouring variegated holly. -trim sides to shape to neat compact form. RHS bed T7-Japanese Maple (Acer palmatum) -light prune to shape and tidy. All works for routine maintanence.

On 6 March 2019 Ealing Council permitted me to contract a specialist to trim 6 trees and remove 1 tree. These works were carried out immediately on receipt of consent. I now wish to reduce the current tree canopy of the 6 remaining trees to the previous pruning point as undertaken by the tree contractor 2 years ago and as approved by you in that letter dated 6 March 2019. I attach a plan showing the location of the trees - 5 in the back garden and 1 in the front garden. The Leylandi (T1-4) have grown back very quickly and are encroaching on the patio and house.

1 Ash Tree see pictures Request to remove the ash tree as the tree is in close proximity to the house, approximately 7ft from the front wall. The roots of the tree can be seen where they disappear under the house or very close to it. There are signs of slow cracks in the concrete at the front door. These were small hairline cracks in June 2020 when the pictures were taken. . This can be seen in the picture. In addition, One large branch has grown over the roof of the houses (including No3) and when the leaves grow they are sitting on the roof.

Ash tree (next to the boundary wall) - Removal of large branch over hanging into next door nursing home; Conifer - Fell to the ground

Birch (T1) - Remove - very close to house, likelihood of structural damage.

T1. Sycamore (Acer psuedoplatanus) Growing at the rear of the station house pub. Very large mature tree blocking light to rear garden of no.1& 3 Churchfield road. Not maintained for many years if at all. To contain form: Reduce canopy all round by approximately 25% (3-4m in height and 3m in lateral spread) Remove 3 lowest limbs growing west over rear garden of no.3 Shape and balance remainder of canopy.