1 - Conifer (by shed) - Fell. 2 - Laurel & beach - Cut back to just above Gutter height and back to brick wall by up to 1m 3 - Cotoneaster - reduce crown and overall shape by 1m, no lifting of branches. Goat Willow - reduce crown by 2m and trim sides by same amount. Lift branches by 1m maximum 4 - Sycamore - remove lowest limb 5 - Conifer (adjacent to conifer 4) - Remove lower branches 6 - Laural hedge - cut back side of hedge by 50cm-1m 7 - Reduce front hedge down to 7ft and clip annual growth from both sides.

T1 - Crown raise by 3.5m of Beech next to shed to remove lowest overhanging limb. T2 - Twin stem sycamore remove as poorly formed with co-dominant stems. T3 - Remove Beech as poorly formed and close to property. T4 - Birch remove as very pronounced lean towards neighbours conservatory. T5 - Sycamore - remove as damage to the base and close to property. T6 - Sycamore - remove as damage at base will lead to future decay T7 - Sycamore with cavity at base pooling water so high danger of decay.

Group A - Conifers - Crown lift on the South side of trees to establish a 1m clearance of the apex of the shed roof. Tree 1 - Conifer - Remove broken stem leaning on patio fencing. Tree 2 - Holly - Reduce in height to 2m and shape sides to balance. Tree 3 - Hazel - Coppice Tree 4 - Hazel - Remove lateral stems growing over stream.

two Beech (Fagus sylvatica) - Cut back two branches pruning back to 2.5 m from the rear boundary fence i.e. the apex of the shed roof parallel to the rear fence line. This will leave a finished radius of 3.5 and 4.5 metres. Pruning back to suitable live secondary growth.

5 Trees T1 - Holly Tree - Remove as it is fighting for light against the Oak tree. The holly tree has over grown over the shed and caused water damage. T2 - Oak Tree - this is overhanging into my garden by around 8 meters, we wish to trim this back to 4m. T3 - Sycamore (i think) - Remove, its over hanging into the garden, but leaning very aggressively over. T4 - Unknown Tree - this is blocking light excessively and would like to reduce back by 3-4m T5 - Chestnut Tree - this is overhanging dangerously over my children's play area. Proposing to cut back to stump where previously cut.

Sycamore Tree - Reduction of tall thin branches back to main trunk by 2-3m Beech Tree - Reduction in overall shape by no more than a third (2-3m) Beech Tree - To trim back the lateral branches by 2-3m on the left side especially where it over hangs the garden shed.

Rowan - removal of said tree to allow replacement of existing sheds with one new slightly wider item.

Willow (T1) - Cut back branches overhanging property to the boundary as branches are touching fabric of roof and shading building and garden. Field Maple (T2) - Tip lift x 6 low branches overhanging shed and Fig tree to alleviate shading. All cuts to Bs3998 2010

Oak (T1) - Oak tree on boundary to restructure to 5m in height following catastrophic failure of significant limb into school grounds. To leave wood chip and wood near base of tree. Ash (T2) - To remove low lateral back to main stem to clear power and BT line and also clear back from shed.

Scots Pine 61003G - Removal of lowest branch overhanging garden shed. Removal of 2 meters of north facing branch to bring in line with rest of crown