Trees in a Conservation Area - Fell two Leyandi Trees adjacent to the eastern boundary wall, T1 extends into T2

Trees in a Conservation Area application to prune lower branches of 5no. Oak T1, T2, T4, T5, T6, to ensure 4m clearance above access road, cut back stems to ground level of 1no. Hazel T3, prune lower branch of 1no. Alder T7 to ensure clearance of 4m above access road and 2m clearance from building, prune back branches of 1no. Oak T8 to provide 2m clearance from building, prune back branches of 1no. Hazel T9 to provide 2-3m clearance from building, cut back 1no. Elm T10 from boundary by 2m and reshape crown, reduce overall crown of 1no. Oak T11 by 2m ensuring cut back from boundary, cut back existing regrowth of 1no Hazel S1 and treat stumps

Trees in a Conservation Area: T1 - Mature Sycamore - Side prune to boundary fence (closest suitable growth points) to remove overhang. Crown lift 3 lower branches on park side of tree back to stem. Crown reduce by 3.5M and crown thin by 15% to improve air flow throughout crown and proportion in comparison to the garden

Trees in a Conservation Area Application - G1 Beech trees - pull back Beech trees by 2m in line with boundary.

Trees in a Conservation Area - Fell 2 x goat willows salix caprea at the top of the drive on the north boundary

Works to Trees in a Conservation Area: Cypress (T1) - Fell because the roots are pushing out and cracking the recently-repointed boundary wall

Trees in a Conservation Area - Yew Tree - an overall reduction of 2 metres to reduce overhang on boundary of 4 Tynedale Villas

Works to Trees in a Conservation Area: Fell the middle Norway maple of a group of three on the Eastern boundary of the property.

Work to trees in a conservation area : T1 - Self-set sycamore (remove due to damage being caused to steps and boundary wall and to allow more room for T2) and T2 - Self-set sycamore (remove lower leader limbs to balance crown)

Works to Trees in a Conservation Area: Remove Holy bush T10 for street Visibility entering and leaving drive plus structural damage to retaining wall, T1 Remove left Limb due to scaring and growing, T2 and T4 both beech trees originally planted as a hedge and now growing with a severe westerly lean for light and growing over car park. Situated in an elevated position and potentially with density of trees damaging retaining wall. T3 beech tree will become a better specimen with better distancing from T1 and T5, T8 remove self setting Hawthorn before it becomes established in a dangerous place currently overgrown with Ivy. T9 Small sycamore overpowered by Ivy. Remove tree and Ivy, T7 Remove Easterly limb of mature sycamore that is overpowered by Ivy and growing at a 45 degree angle and General pruning off shrubs young trees on Friary boundary to clear telephone Lines