Trees in a Conservation Area Notification: HAZEL (T1) - general tidy of lower growth; WILLOW (T2) - 2-3m crown reduction; HORSE CHESTNUT (T3,T4) - lateral reduction of 2m on swimming pool side; WILLOW (T5) - Trim back laterally to the boundary; T6 - Remove stem suckers, lightly crown raise, and reduce any extending growths; CONIFER (T7) - Trim laterally over garden, by 1 -1.5 metres; HORSE CHESTNUT (T8) - Trim laterally over the garden, by approximately 2metres; LIME (T9) - trim laterally away from the house by 1.5 - 2 metres; CONIFER (T10) - Trim laterally over the car park, by approximately 1 metre; YEW (T11) - Trim laterally over the car park, by approximately 1.5 metres

Trees in a Conservation Area Notification: YEW x 1, HOLLY x 1 (G1) - Prune lateral branches away from the house by 2 metres, fell the dead Holly tree; BEECH x 4, SYCAMORE x 3 (G2) - Prune lateral branches away from the house and garage by 2 metres

Trees; T1 - Oak: Remove major dead and diseased wood, 25mm in diameter and over. Crown lift to 5.5 metres over the highway. Remove a 1-metre section of ivy. T2 - Beech: Remove major dead and diseased wood, 25mm in diameter and over. Crown lift to 5.5 metres over the highway. Remove low branch growing towards the house. Remove branch growing over the patio/seating area. T3 - Oak: Remove major dead and diseased wood, 25mm in diameter and over. Crown lift to 5.5 metres over the highway.

Trees in a conservation area; Holm Oak (T1) - Thin overall canopy by 15%, reduce lateral branches growing towards the house by 2 meters, raise the canopy above the highway to 5.2 meters. False Acacia (T2) - Reduce to approx. 4 meters above ground level due to basal decay.

Tree in a conservation area; Unidentified ornamental tree (multi-stemmed) (T1). Propose to reduce as far as possible to avoid contact with house and shading.

Trees in a Conservation Area Notification: ACER x3 (T1) - Reduce crown by a third overall; (T2) Remove branch nearest house and reduce crown by a third; (T3) Reduce crown by a third.

Trees: YEW (T3) Prune house-side of the crown to promote thicker growth and reduce encroachment into the garden; IRISH YEW- Cut inward facing trunk in order to allow regenerative growth from remaining trunk.

Demolition of ground floor extensions, single storey rear and side extension, replacement of pebbledash with render; Demolition of existing garage & tree and erection of new garage; New home office; New tennis court

Demolition of existing conservatory and erection of single storey rear extension, lower ground front extension to form carport, minor external alterations to dwelling, installation of timber entrance gates, erection of detached garage and pool house, formation of tennis court and associated tree works, landscaping and re-grading

Trees in a Conservation Area Notification: MATURE OAK - Prune out any dead, damaged or diseased branches, leaving good pruning cuts; prune back the branches growing out towards the conservatory away from the house but not as far as the old pruning points; and reduce the weight of the branch growing out over the fence on the far side of the tree (towards the field at the rear of the house); HORNBEAM - Adjacent to oak; prune to provide clearance from the oak's crown.