Oak tree - prune back branches that are over house by 2 meters. Sycamore tree - prune any overhang of the garden back to a suitable growth point from 1.5-2 meters. Trees protected by Milton Keynes Council Tree Preservation Order PS/540/15/18A

Tree Preservation Consent crown thin Oak tree by 30%, remove epicormic on main stem, crown reduce to the sides by up to 2m in line with canopy, remove large limb growing towards 6 Cedar Court, reduce lower large limb with cavity by 1-2m, check diseased portion of trunk and trim back branches growing closest to house by 1-2m.

Tree Preservation Order Consent for Robinia. Remove minor deadwood, raise lower canopy over wall (4), Laburnham, old fail stem, small cavity at base. No work (5), Mature Yew tree. Kill off invasive ivy growth (9), Multi stem Sycamore. Poor growth structure. Remove to ground level. Kill stumps (11), Sycamore tree. Overhanging neighbours house. Remove to ground level. Kill stump (14), Holly tree. Kill invasive ivy growth (16), Cherry tree. Decayed base. Remove to ground level (17), Laburnham. Kill invasive ivy growth (20), Monteray Cypress. Remove deadwood over path (22)

Large Maple tree (large red circle) remove to ground level as too big and too close to next door house. Dying Elm tree (smaller red circle) remove grind stump and plant another tree.

Tree Preservation Order Consent for - T1 - fell multi stemmed sycamore because of excessive shading and proximity to neighbouring house and other trees. Replace with plum tree. T2 - fell smaller sycamore because of excessive shading and proximity to house and other trees. T3 - sycamore - removal of large limb overhanging house and general crown raise. T5 - sycamore - minor crown raise, remove some low hanging lower branches.

Conifer nearest house (T2) - Remove and grind stump, and Conifer nearest road side (T1) - Crown raise by 2m