A) remove ash tree branches close to the corner of the house, B) remove oak tree branches overhanging properties 27A and 29 Queens Rd., reshape tree to leave balanced crown, C) remove small sycamore dying of sooty bark disease

Silver Birch X 2 - Cut back by 2-3m from house and remove deadwood

Fell two hollies closest to house, reduce remaining hollies to form a hedge

T1 Silver Birch (front garden) Reduce by 2-2.5m on branches grwoing towards the house, reduce by 1-1.5m over the rest of the tree. T2 Silver Birch (rear garden) Reduce by 2m and shape. T3 Liquid Amber Reduce by 0.5m and shape

T1 - Hornbeam (Carpinus Betula) - Crown Reduction: height and spread reduction of 1.5m, cutting back to strong secondary growth. Crown lift up to 2.6m, secondary branches only. Shape and balance. New shape indicated in red on submitted image. Remove low primary branch growing towards house, branch marked in red on submitted image.

T1 - Liquid Amber - remove lowest branch growing toward house and crown lift over pavement to approx 2.5 metres, T14 - Holly Tree - Crown reduction to approx 4.5 metres, T17 - Bay Tree - Crown reduction to approx 4.5 metres and tidy, T12 - Pyramidal Yew Bush - remove, Magnolia by summer house-remove

T1 Lucombe Oak - Reduce limb over garage by 2m-3m (TPO); T2 Holm Oak to side of property - Reduce back from house by approximately 3-4m; T3 Yew - Reduce back from house by approximately 3-4m; T4 Lime - Reduce overhang back to boundary.

T1 Spruce Remove as it is very close to the house and they are worried about the roots interfering with the foundations. T2 Silver Birch Remove as it is very top heavy and worried about wind loading and is very close to the house. T3 Silver Birch Reduce by 2m and reshape.

Construction of new detached dwelling house with associated parking and amenity space

T1 - Leylandii - against the house. Fell and replant with a suitable amenity species