Pine Tree (T1) - Fell to ground level. This pine tree continues to shed loads of dead needles increasing the risk of another fire like what happened a couple of years back Replant with a suitable specimen

T3 Sycamore - Fell T5 Sycamore - Remove branch over shed

8 x Oak - Reduce height and spread by 1-1.5m to access more light into gardens and for general tree maintenance as it seems they have not been cut for many years. Remove major dead wood to make safe as large limbs have previously shed(especially in the resent high winds we have had) Recent storms have encouraged us to take action and manage the size of the Oak trees as they grow very tall due to being planted within a tight proximity. Standing in Group G16 of Tree Preservation Order. 1 x Oak - Reduce height and spread by 4-5m while leaving as much natural shape as possible and reducing the sail. This will not unbalance the tree as you will see by my pictures attached there is a excessive amount over overhang. Standing in Group G16 of Tree Preservation Order.

Erection of a detached 3-bedroom house, access, parking, cycle store, sheds, new trees and soft landscaping, following the demolition of double garage, garden buildings, conservatory and timber panel boundary fences.

T2 Maple. Prune back canopy encroaching the house to clear by 2m max, leaving 3.5m radial spread (approx). Crown lift to 4.5m max. T4 Silver Birch. Prune to clear house by 2m, and neighbours gable end at Lyndhurst by 2m removing lateral growth back to primary limbs. Removal of low branches (see photo) T6 Purple Plum. Full reduction by removal of 3m max remaining 5m overall height, lift to 2.5m to clear shed.

T1: Cedar - Fell to ground level after tree has shed several large limbs over heavily populated area

Notice of intent to carry out works to tree protected by Tree Preservation Order 6/74 - Horse-chestnut - Having looked at this tree I feel it is neccesary for this tree to be removed or at least brought down significantly so there is a lot less weight in the two boughs. there is flaking bark all around the tree and all leaf appears unhealthy/signs of disease. I also could see that it was showing signs of fault at V unions and upon grabbing one of the lower limbs the whole limb showed sign of movement suggesting that if proper force was applied it could tear away or snap off. Not only is this tree close to two properties and sheds, the house owner ( number 13 ) and the neighbours where the tree overhangs ( number 15 ) both have two young children in the house causing extreme worry. From observation you can see deadwood in the crown and also the tree is not recovering well from previous pruning. It appears there has been an attempt to brace the limbs together however I feel that this its not enough nor does it appear as if this tree was to fail the damage could be catastrophic.

Erection of a detached double garage with solar panels, shed, access gates and retaining wall (existing garage to be demolished, trees to be removed)

TPO 1996 no 19 INT ID 5694 Silver birch T2, a very large, lovely and healthy tree Tree is now interfering with fence, shed and nearly the side extension to 11 Winterton Drive plus excessive shading to 11 Winterton Drive later in the day. It is encroaching significantly on this property. Application is for a crown reduction of ideally 2 to 3 metres to resolve the above and the ensure the continued health and amenity value of the tree.

Garden shed and tree house