Trees from mixed species woodland are encroaching onto the compound area containing radio dishes and cabins. Proposal is to cut back overgrowth to leave a 3 meter clearance around the dishes and ad...

T1 Norway Maple fell tree is small and ivy clad heavily suppressed by larger beech trees. T2 Beech tree prune back sides of low canopy over lawn by 2m and remove 1 x small 50mm low limb. Tree can't...

1no. Hornbeam - Reduce by 2m all over to achieve an overall height of 14m and spread of 12m (REF: T1 in ACS23-1009) Reason for works: in the interests of safety, to maintain trees for aesthetic rea...

T1 Sycamore - Reduce crown towards number 8 by 0.5meters to near previous pruning points T2 Birch - Tip pruning of branches towards number 8 by up to 1.5m T3 Horse Chestnut - Cut back branch ends t...

Sycamore x2 located in the rear garden - Carry out a 1-1.5m crown tip reduction. (Amended)

T1 - Ash - Remove 2 low branches. 1 Roadside and 1 garden side. T2 - Birch - Remove at ground level.

Crown lift of tulip tree (rear garden) - branches overhanging boundary wall with Bath Place risking damage to wall and loss of light to garden. Crown lift of ash tree (rear garden) - branches overh...

T Beech, reduce and re-shape by 3 to 4m to previous pruning points to maintain the tree to its surroundings

pollard the lime tree in the verge immediately to the east of the gates to the coach house. This is tree number 1416 in the diagram. Pollard back to the historical pollard position. (Amended)

T7 (as indicated on attached tree protection plan) Reduce height of central vertical growth from old pollard points by 4 metres. Reduce height of eastern (house side) and western (road side) vertic...