Fell Ash tree in our back garden that is suffering from ash die-back and dangerously overhanging onto Malton Road. One branch broke off Saturday 3rd June 2023 landing on road. This requires urgent approval and tree works. Ash tree bordering our neighbours at 1Malton Road requires urgent pruning as branches dangerously overhanging their conservatory plus tree is taking sun away from their garden. HAR/CA21.

The tree is located at the rear of the garden of 53 Dean Lane. The tree branches extend into our garden and hang approximately 10 meters into the garden. This includes over the conservatory and the patio area. The request is to have the branches cut back, by up to 3m (to previous pruning points) to stop both falling branches and bird faeces. As we have a three year old daughter we are extremely concerned about the risk of both of these issues. TPO 309W.

G1 4no. Conifer Rear left hand side. Reduce height of conifers to the height of the conservatory gutter and trim into more of a 'hedge shaped' block. T2 1no. Walnut. Rear left hand side. Reduce and re-shape walnut by up to 20% (approximately 14m down to 11m and a crown splay reduction of up to 3m). HAR/CA15

1.Fell sycamore sapling, it is damaging the boundary fencing and also causes excessive shading. 2.Fell cherry tree, the roots have damaged the concrete base of a substantial outbuilding and there is also potential danger to the conservatory of a neighboring property. 3.Reduce silver birch crown by 20%, potential danger to main building and causing excessive shading. HAR/CA29, TPO#: - 77W.

Backyard of my property, 12A Carlton Place SK7 6AG, Neighbour address Lane End House, Buxton Road Stockport. My neighbour has a very large tree ref no 214E tree no T16 which overhangs my property. The branches are physically touching the conservatory glass and are almost touching the upstairs windows. The fruit from the tree also consistently drops onto the conservatory roof and I am afraid the glass will shatter in time. I am not sure if a TPO is in place on the tree. Can you advise on the process needed to have the tree trimmed so that it no longer poses a threat to my property? We spoke the neighbor we he is refusing to co operate TPO#: 214E - T16, TPO#: 214E - T17

T1. Oak. Rear. Remove lowest lateral limb growing towards the conservatory (100mm diameter) T2. Ash. Rear. Remove basal shoot (sever ivy) To reduce the oak tree from the building and to stop the ash shoot becoming a second tree TPO#: 214E - G6