Beech - prune to give 4m clearance from house. Crown lift to 6m over lawn. Remove low branch over hedge / road

T1 - Yew tree in between 2 buildings - reduction of the entire tree by 2 metres all around to bring the tree under the apex of the house and away from both brick walls of buildings.

Prune yew / laurel group by 20%, lift to 1m (G1). Dismantle the large Bay tree (T2). Dismantle yews closest to property, prune to form hedge with rest of group (T3). Prune various group by 1.5m (G4). Prune holly and snowberries group (G5). Prune fig to boundary (T6). Mulberry - reduce by 30%, lift to 2-3m, thin 20% (to give 2m clearance to house) (T7). Dismantle the large Viburnum (T8). Formative prune quince / fig group (G10). Prune holly by up to 30% (G11). Reduce Philadelphus and laurel (G11) Fell the large Eucalyptus (T12)

Walnut on CBC land: reduction of 2.5m on the garden / house side of the tree (to suitable growth points as described in BS3998 (2010)

T112A (TPO G5) - Beech (Fagus Sylvatica) - Crown Reduction Works - Specification to include reduce back all branches overhanging to within 2m of boundary with neighbour, cutting back to strong secondary growth. To give the house a good 3m clearance. New shape indicated in red on image.

T1 -Norway Spruce. Remove to ground level up lifting patio and too close to house. Replant with a more suitable tree.

T.1 - Sycamore - reduce crown by approx 3m (to height of house parapet) and shape

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

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