Notice of intent to carry out works to tree protected by Tree Preservation Order 51a/00 - T1 SELF SOWN SYCAMORE - to rear of garage Section fell to ground level and remove stump - Tree is self-sown and growing in close proximity to the building It is not in a suitable area, if allowed to grow on as will cause structural damage to the building

Notice of intent to carry out works to trees in a Conservation Area - Lime - two lower limbs of the lime tree in question I would be looking to remove as the garden backing on to the tree are concerned that the limbs could fall and damage the fence, they are also causing excessive shading on the garden preventing smaller trees from growing. Sycamore - This tree has been been pollarded before so I suggest a re pollard, the tree is completely blocking any light into neighbouring gardens and excessive leaf fall is also a problem, as it is close to a garage as well. I feel as if the re pollard will take some weight out of the overhanging limbs.

Notice of intent to carry out works to trees in a Conservation Area - T1 Whitebeam Tree -Remove to ground level - this tree is showing root heave and leaning heavily towards garage. The canopy is in decline and T2 Cherry Tree - corner of house - reduce by 1 - 2 meters and maintain natural shape, remove dead wood

Notice of intent to carry out works to tree in a Conservation Area - Fell small Hawthorne as too close to garage

Notice of intent to carry out works to trees in a Conservation Area - Trees located in garden and parking space of no 20 Church Street bordering Swan Yard, 1) Remove branches of Twisted Willow tree as too large for space and creating much leaf debris, 2)Reduce height of nearby Acer by a third, 3) Remove branches by a third from old berry laden tree growing against garage, 4) Remove ivy from Grade 2 listed garden party wall which grows from neighbour's side ( no 18 Church Street ) Awaiting discussion / visit from member of landscape team

Notice of intent to carry out works to trees protected by Tree Preservation Order 69/00 - T1 - Maple: Reduce height to 10m and reduce side spread to 2m round from the main stem to retain overall shape. This is to reduce overhang to road T9 - Birch: Reduce height to 6m and reduce side spread to 2m from the main stem. Thin by 20%. Tree has a bend and this work is to reduce overhang of road and risk of falling T12 - Hornbeam: Reduce height to 12m and reduce side spread to 2m from the main stem. Thin tree 25%. This tree has grown out of proportion to nearby trees and is causing reduced light to neighbouring property T15 - Hornbeam: Reduce height to 12m and reduce side spread to 2m from the main stem. Thin by 25%. This is to reduce the overhang to garage and shed. This tree has had previous damage resulting in part of the main trunk being removed. This is to keep the tree balanced and not overweight

Notice of intent to carry out works to trees protected by Tree Preservation Order 7a/02 - White Poplar (T1) - 4 metre crown reduction and removal of lowest 4 limbs because of threat to garage, lower branches already interfering with roof. Tree has become too big for the area it is situated and Eucalyptus (T2) - 4 metre crown reduction because of blocking light to the house and becoming to big for the area it is situated.

Notice of intent to carry out works to tree protected by Tree Preservation Order 10/10 - The work proposed (subject to planning approval) is to reduce the spread and height back to previous pruning/lopping points indicated by Diagram 2 at the same time remove deadwood and generally return tree to a balanced overall shape. All work to be carried out by specialist professional tree surgeons.The tree is a single mature oak (TPO reference not known to applicant) located to front of property. Trunk diameter is approximately 80cms. Branch spread covers significant area of front garden area including vehicle driveway and garage as indicated by Diagram 1. Natural light is considerably shaded over garden area and the front facing living rooms of property. Over the past few years a significant amount of decayed wood branches has fallen continuously to the front lawn and driveway areas risking potential damage to vehicle standing and injury to persons.

Notice of intent to carry out works to trees in a Conservation Area - Remove 4 small trees and 2 larger trees, There are 4 small trees at the front of the property and 2 larger trees these are breaking the patio area to the Left hand side of property between the house and garage.

Notice of intent to carry out works to trees protected by Tree Preservation Order 12/00 - Carry out works to 2 Oaks the trees overhang the property of 123 London Road - Clear buildings by 1 and a half metres, remove all dead and damaged wood, remove all lower sub lateral on tree 1 going towards the garage of 123 London Road, trim branches back from garage (123 London Rd) trim by 2 metres,