T1 Beech - Cut back spread on house side above conservatory by approximately 3 - 3.5m. Raise to clear roof by approximately 1.5m, taper into remainder of canopy to shape T2 Ash - Cut back above conservatory by approximately 2.5m T4 Eucalyptus - Fell

T1 Robinia (left hand corner rear garden) - Remove major dead wood (of which there is quite a lot) and reduce live branches (by 1-2 metres) in an attempt to stimulate some regeneration. T2 Magnolia - Prune just to clear conservatory roof by 1m

T1 Variegated Leylandii - lateral prune/trim side growth by approximately 750-900mm, trim/reduce vegetation over neighbouring roof space/conservatory to achieve height of approximately 5.5-6.5 metres. T2-4 Silver Birch -to remove deadwood, diseased and dysfunctional material over 30mm within the canopy, crown reduce canopies by 1.8-2.4 metres and crown thin by approximately 20-25%

G1 Conifersx14 - Remove due to extreme excessive shading, low amenity value, one end of row very close (<1m) to buildings (garage), with overhanging branches over the roof. All to be replaced with Laurel (or similar) hedging to a sustainable level of about 2m height. T1 Conifer - Remove due to excessive shading and safety fears due to proximity to conservatory.

Yew 2 no. trees on western boundary, adjacent to conservatory - Reduce crowns by approximately 1m and trim climbing plants, removing from upper crowns of both trees. T2 Dogwood on eastern boundary of rear garden, adjacent to outbuilding - Prune western side of crown by approximately 1m. reducing to appropriate side branches and providing a minimum of 1m clearance from wall and roof of building. T3 Sycamore on northern boundary, adjacent to lawn - Reduce crown by approximately 2m, leaving a balanced shape. T4 Small English Oak to east of Sycamore - Lightly reduce crown by approximately 1m, to tidy crown form. T5 English Oak adjacent to Sycamore (item 3), to west - Reduce southern side of crown overhanging lawn by 1.5-2m, cutting to appropriate side branches and growth points. Lightly reduce top by approximately 1m, to balance shape. T6 Scots Pine to north of driveway - Remove small, lowest branch hanging down above Holm Oak - Reduce southern side of crown by 1-1.5m, taking care to cut to appropriate growth points/side branches. Lightly reduce top, to balance shape. T7 Beech - Prune small, lower eastern branch protruding from canopy back into line with other branches.

Trees in a Conservation Area application to remove 1 large branch from T1 Elm as tree is touching velux windows on roof, new conservatory is getting constructed udnerneath. MIinor pruning unsuitable due to lack of suitable retaining branches.

Rear garden 3 x Oaks - Remove 2 lowest limbs over shed, Remove 2 lowest limbs from middle tree overhanging neighbours grass and reduce limb over neighbours flat roof and conservatory by 1.5m

T1 Ilex aquifolium (Holly) - Crown lift 2m over pavement only. T2 Liquidambar styraciflua (Sweet Gum) - Crown lift 2m. over pavement only T3 Ilex aquifoilum (variegated) - Crown lift / reduce to clear roof of conservatory by 30cm only. T4 Cydonia oblonga (Quince) - Shorten regrowth by 60% and thin by 25%. T5 Malus sylvestris (Crab Apple) - Crown reduce height 2m spread 1m. T6 Laburnum - Remove to just above ground level T7 Ulmus (Elm) - Coppice to 30cm. T8 Thuja plicatum - Remove to just above ground level. T9 2 x Syringa vulgaris (Lilac) - Coppice to 30cm and grub out suckered Field Maple and Plum. T10 Pinus nigra sp. (Austrian Pine) - Crown lift to 4m.