T1. Beech in neighbours to west. Remove 1 low 7" diameter limb toward front of house then reduce remainder of crown to East by approximately 3 metres. Height pre 25m, post 25m Crown spread pre 18m post 15m - Works to reduce encroachment to house G2. Sycamore x 3 in neighbours rear garden LHS. Make new Pollard @ 8 metres from ground level. Brush to be chipped on site beneath trees, tracked chipper to be taken in to neighbours garden via removable panel in font boundary fence line. Height 15m post 8m, Crown spread 5m post 2m - Squirrel damage throughout and shedding branches

1 Ash tree on front right hand boundary. Fell to ground level. Causing damage to clients fence line and withing close proximity to the footings of clients house. Tree is situated where yellow circle is on the map I have attached.

SEE INFORMATIVE RELATING TO OWNERS PERMISSION. 1. Monkey Puzzle Fell to as close to ground level as possible. 2a. Cypress front of house. Trim all over to shape. 2b. Cypress front of house. Fell to as close to ground level as possible. 3. Laurel LHS front. Cut back to boundary, section by bins. 4. Cypress RHS of building Fell to as close to ground level as possible .5. Elder, Cherries, Holly and Oaks. Fell to as close to ground level as possible, everything up to fence adjacent to parking bays and trim Ivy on fence to tidy. 6. Various LHS of building in neighbours. Cut back to boundary line. To clear area for other landscaping and opening up to light

Prunus Avium (wild cherry) - fell. I have a small garden (23ft x 38ft) and when in leaf it shades over 2/3 of the garden. The canopy span reaches from one neighbours fence to the other. This is a naturalised tree and fast growing, and too big a tree for a small garden. The expanding canopy is encroaching my neighbours gardens. It is also throwing up strong shoots close to the house and boundary fence. I would replace with one or two ornamental trees, such as an acer or similar.